How a second screen separates Samsung from the fold
The folding display on the inside of the Galaxy Phone rightly gets all the attention, but the phone would be far less compelling without its narrow cover screen.
The folding display on the inside of the Galaxy Phone rightly gets all the attention, but the phone would be far less compelling without its narrow cover screen.
The legendary cell phone brand once known for slim phones needs to take a razor to its product portfolio.
The company's latest G-series smartphone, which may remain so for a while, is heading to the right destination. However, the path it's taking is a familiar one in sticking close to Google.
Just as the iPhone X has scrapped the Home button, Apple's adoption of the Qi wireless standard marks another step in the marginalizing of the iPhone's lone connector.
Shoring up the music service's free tier not only beefs up the pipeline for premium users, but makes it a stronger choice in developing economies and keeps it a step ahead of Apple Music in mature economies.
The voice agent pioneer has not kept pace as Alexa and Google Assistant rack up integrations. But voice interaction is ultimately about conversation, not delegation.
While the smartphone shopping experience keeps improving, it trails the desktop experience on many metrics, according to Adobe data.
After Continuum and DeX, there's a good chance that a full desktop environment will soon lurk inside your next smartphone. In the latest showdown between Android and Windows, Microsoft must establish a broader smartphone footprint before Android apps adapt.
Nintendo has characterized its belated smartphone assault as a long game to win new fans, but its famous character is easing the pain as the company shifts game platforms.
Touch ID eased smoothly into the iPhone user interface and worked like magic when it debuted. Now that Apple is moving away from fingerprint reading, fingerprint sensors are searching for a new home on the phone.