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Best Presidents' Day 2019 sales: Tech deals on laptops, tablets, and more
Expect deep sales on all sorts of tech this Presidents' Day weekend (Friday, Feb. 15 to Monday, Feb. 18).
iPhone 4G speeds: Top-selling iPhone XR has slowest LTE downloads
But iPhone XR's 4G download speeds are still far faster than the iPhone 6's and could be one reason to upgrade.
Juice Pack Access case for iPhone XS: More capacity than Apple, but step back for Mophie
Mophie is known for making battery cases that are often picked up by travelers for extending their phone's battery while adding just a bit of bulk. Mophie released a competitor to Apple's new Smart Battery case and it is better in a couple of ways, but worse than what Mophie offered recently.
New Samsung foldable rival? TCL works on phone that bends into a smartwatch
Samsung could be getting more competition in foldable phones as it gears up to launch its first model.
2019 iPhone features: Here's what Apple is preparing, says noted analyst
An expert with a track record for predicting Apple's moves has set out 2019 iPhone, iPad, and MacBook plans.
LG to launch 'attachable dual-screen' with G8 ThinQ and V50 ThinQ
At Mobile World Congress, LG Electronics will launch a new attachable flip-cover display that will provide a dual-screen form factor for the yet to be released 5G-enabled V50 ThinQ.
Your smartphone is going to look a lot stranger next time around
Big, small, folding and curvy; MWC should see plenty of oddities to tempt jaded gadget buyers. But the real action is elsewhere.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e, Huawei Watch GT, latest Chrome OS goodies (MobileTechRoundup show #460)
This week we will learn all about Samsung's latest S10 lineup, but it announced a couple of things last week. We also have a new wearable to test and Kevin continues to find the best in Chrome OS.
LoveSync: Coordinating sex for busy couples should be an app
Busy schedules and bad timing could be a thing of the past, if mobile technology is used to coordinate intimacy between couples in the future.
Watch out Apple: Samsung opening three retail stores on February 20
Apple's retail store experience appeals to customers who have a place to go for support of their iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, or computer. Samsung is opening three new stores next week in an attempt to provide more for customers.
Samsung leaks Galaxy Watch Active, Galaxy Buds, Galaxy Fit in app update
It appears Samsung has more than the Galaxy S10 in store for us next week.
Google Chrome users: You'll soon be able to share links to specific words on websites
Users could soon be able to share a link that scrolls directly to selected text.
Apple upgrades older iPhones to bypass sales ban in Germany
Apple has ditched Intel modems and switched over to Qualcomm hardware in the German market in order to bring to an end last year's ban following a patent infringement ruling.
Samsung's foldable smartphone: I want one, but no clue what to do with it
Samsung's likely tease of a foldable device will highlight something well beyond vaporware, but the use cases remain a bit of a mystery. Maybe it won't matter.
Huawei continues dominance as China's smartphone sales slow in Q4: IDC
Huawei continues its dominance in its domestic market, with IDC reporting that it sold 5.7 million more smartphones in Q4 2018 year over year.
Tech that stole our heart or broke it
With Valentine's Day around the corner, ZDNet's contributors and editors were reminded of all the technology they were infatuated with, either in their past or present, as well as anything that might've left them bitter and broken-hearted.
Valentine's Day gifts: Tech for lovers and friends
If your partner or friend is tech-obsessed, we've rounded some cool items we think they'll love this Valentine's Day.
Olloclip iPhone XS clip and Connect X lenses: Take your mobile photography to the next level
Olloclip recently released new lens mounting clips for the iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max. With support for nine Intro, Essential, and Pro lenses there isn't anything you can't capture with your iPhone.
Totallee glossy Pixel 3/3 XL case: No branding, no bulk, and added grip
While it is nice to have some protection for your expensive phones today, it's also nice to have a minimalist case that still lets you slip your phone in your pocket. Totallee's case helps you target your fingerprint scanner and hold onto your phone better.
MWC: The best and worst of the past five years
Mobile World Congress is the premier trade show for mobile hardware, software, accessories and services. We regularly see new smartphones and wearables, some good and some bad, so let's take a glance at the past five years.
Mophie Powerstation PD XL hands-on: Charge your mobile device up to 2.5 times faster
Today's modern smartphones will get you through a day before dying so portable battery packs are still useful. The new Mophie Powerstation PD XL gets you back in action quicker than other existing battery packs thanks to its power delivery technology.
CES 2019: Anker announced refreshed product line
Lots of new accessories being unveiled by Anker, including chargers, in-car chargers, power banks, speakers, and much more.
CES 2019: Choetech Wireless Chargers
Choetech have a selection of wireless chargers available for home, office, and in-car use, as well as a new charger for smartwatches.
Gadgets and apps to help you get (and stay) fit and healthy in 2019
Let's start 2019 as we mean to go on -- by sitting less and moving more!
What would Steve Jobs think of the 2019 Apple?
Steve Jobs was never one to leave anyone in any doubt as to what was on his mind, and thanks to hundreds of hours of keynotes, speeches, and interviews, we can get an insight into what he might think about the current state of the company he founded. Feel free to share your favorite Steve Jobs comments in the TalkBack.
Vena vCommute case for the Google Pixel 3: Hidden card slot, drop protection, and kickstand
Wallet cases are popular and so are cases with kickstands for media viewing. Vena combines both of these functions in a case that meets MIL STD 810G-516.6 certification for drop protection.
Apple iPhone XR Case-Mate roundup: Vibrant colors and designs with drop protection
Not all cases have to be boring and when you want to head out after work and show off some fun colors and styles then you may want to consider something from Case-Mate
What would Steve Jobs think of the 2018 Apple?
Steve Jobs was never one to leave anyone in any doubt as to what was on his mind, and thanks to hundreds of hours of keynotes, speeches, and interviews, we can get an insight into what he might think about the current state of the company he founded. Feel free to share your favorite Steve Jobs comments in the TalkBack.
Mophie Juice Pack for Samsung Galaxy Note 9 review: New low profile design helps you achieve 22 hours of web browsing
After being disappointed with the S9 Plus Juice Pack, the design updates Mophie made for the Note 9 Juice Pack are exactly what I wanted to see. It's now an essential accessory for multi-day use.
Caudabe Apple iPhone XR case roundup: Minimalist perfection
With iPhones being the most expensive phones available today, a case to help you hold onto it is a smart purchase. Caudabe makes some great options that add minimal weight and size to your iPhone.
Samsung aims to popularize the foldable screen, but what will we do with it?
Samsung has teased the future of smartphones "unfolding," but while the technology is interesting it's unclear whether the company can give us real use cases that'll make us want to part with our cash.
Apple cracks down on apps that record iPhone users' every tap and swipe
iOS app developers have been capturing how users interact with screens without gaining user consent.
Meizu creates a 'holeless' handset with no ports dubbed the Zero
No charging port, no headphone jack, no speakers, no SIM tray.
Smartphone and tablet sales fall
The International Data Center releases a report showing declining numbers for both smartphone and tablet sales and offers insight to explain the decrease. Read more: https://zd.net/2BdGqdd
Samsung flagship smartphone...in three models?
Leaked images reveal three different Galaxy S10 variants that will be unveiled next month. Read more: https://zd.net/2B3enx3
WhatsApp caps message forwarding to five instances to fight fake news
WhatsApp users will only be able to forward messages up to five times after the new update rollout.
This is what we know about Mozilla's new Android browser
Mockups suggest Mozilla wants to create a completely new look for its possible future Android browser.
Updated timeline for Google Play Store's 64-bit transition
No more 32-bit only apps from Aug 2021.
Apple's real problem? It's playing catch-up with Android
If you're holding out on buying a new iPhone because you're expecting to see some serious innovation coming out of Cupertino in 2019, don't hold your breath. Read more: https://zd.net/2TQAxt2
Apple plans further production cuts, report
iPhone production cuts of about 10 percent are on the way, according to reports from the Far East.
Mobile device privacy win for US citizens
A US judge has ruled that law enforcement cannot force you to unlock your mobile devices through iris, face, or finger. Read more: https://zd.net/2RO0qfL
Samsung gives CES 2019 attendees a first look at 5G smartphone
Samsung is showing off its 5G smartphone prototype at CES 2019, giving users a first taste of what the device will look like.
T-Mobile launches caller protection plan against scammers
T-Mobile becomes the first in the US to provide a caller verification technology to guard against scam calls. Read more: https://zd.net/2AH75Pf
Samsung's Galaxy S10 Feb. 20 launch: This better be good
Samsung will unveil its Galaxy S10 in San Francisco and the launch is about more than just the company and its product. Samsung has to spur interest in a smartphone industry that's sputtering.
Apple cuts Q1 revenue outlook due to weak iPhone sales, Chinese market
Revenues will come in lower than a year prior, Apple warned, due to a rough economic climate in China and fewer iPhone upgrades than expected.
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