Samsung Re-Opens South Korean Fab After Coronavirus Case By Niels Broekhuijsen Samsung has reopened a fab in South Korea after a case of coronavirus shut it down last week.
Trump's Tariffs and Tech: Everything You Need to Know (Update: Some Postponed Indefinitely) By Andrew E. Freedman President Donald Trump’s latest round of tariffs on Chinese goods could have a big effect on tech companies and consumers, and many are speaking out.
MalwareBytes Identifies 'Unremovable' Malware on US Government-Funded Phones By Nathaniel Mott MalwareBytes said it discovered unremovable malware on Android smartphones offered by a carrier, Assurance Wireless by Virgin, that receives funding from the U.S. government.
FBI Once Again Asks Apple To Unlock Encrypted iPhones By Lucian Armasu The FBI has sent Apple a letter asking the company to unlock two iPhones involved in the recent shooting of three Navy servicemen.
Ossia Cota Home Can Wirelessly Charge Your Phone While It’s in Your Pocket By Scharon Harding Ossia's finalizing its Cota Home transmitter for bringing over-the-air charging to your own house.
Devs Start Bringing Windows 10 to Android Phones From Samsung, OnePlus By Nathaniel Mott Developers are starting to bring Windows 10 on Arm to Android smartphones. That includes the OnePlus 6 with plans for getting the OS on the Samsung Galaxy S8.
Hardcore Multitaskers Only: Android Calls via Windows 10 Have Arrived By Niels Broekhuijsen The Your Phone app, for making calls of your Android phone from your Windows 10 PC, finally arrived this week.
Document Outlines Google Certification for Gaming Smartphones By Ash Puckett Google rumored to be developing a certification for gaming smartphones.
7nm Supply Showdown: AMD, Nvidia May Fight for Scraps as Apple Reportedly Ups A13 Production By Nathaniel Mott Apple reportedly told suppliers to increase production of iPhone 11-series smartphones. The phones are believed to rely on TSMC's already-strained 7nm process.
Apple's New A13 Bionic CPU to Power iPhone 11 with Longer Battery Life, Higher Speeds By Nathaniel Mott Apple introduced the new A13 Bionic chip alongside the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max.
Qualcomm’s New 5G Chips Target Budget Smartphones in 2020 By Lucian Armasu Qualcomm announced that its next-generation 8, 7, and 6-series chips will come integrated with 5G modems, making smartphones significantly more affordable.
Asus ROG Phone 2 Gets More Specs, European Pricing By Andrew E. Freedman We got more details about the Asus ROG Phone 2 and its specs and price.
Huawei Isn't Giving Up On Europe By Nathaniel Mott Huawei is reportedly set to announce the Mate 30 lineup, which could feature its HongMeng operating system, on September 18 in Munich.
Huawei's Mobile OS Never Says Die By Nathaniel Mott Chinese state media reported that Huawei could introduce the Hongmeng operating system this year.
Asus ROG Phone II Will Use Qualcomm's New Snapdragon 855 Plus By Nathaniel Mott Asus today confirmed that it's planning to release the ROG Phone II, its second-generation gaming phone, built around the new Snapdragon 855 Plus.
Huawei Says Its New OS Isn't an Android Replacement By Lucian Armasu Despite Huawei's promises of an Android replacement, an exec has said the Hongmeng OS isn't for smartphones and that Huawei devices will continue using Android.
Take $200 Off Razer’s Butter-Smooth Phone 2 By Matt Safford Razer’s Phone 2 is pretty, powerful, and great for more than just games. It’s a steal at its current sale price of just $399.
Tech Behind Spigen’s Smartphone-Charging Cases Scores Key Win By Scharon Harding With FCC approval, we're even closer to getting those nifty Spigen-brand cases that charge your smartphone without a charging pad or wires.
Report: Huawei and US Chipmakers (Nearly) Admit Defeat By Nathaniel Mott Huawei cut its revenue forecast for 2019 by $30 billion as the American semiconductor industry lobbied to ease the U.S. government's restrictions.
Report: Apple Considering Acquisition of Intel Modem Division By Lucian Armasu According to a recent report, Apple is looking to buy Intel's German modem division to accelerate the development of its in-house wireless modem chips.
