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Trump Mobile just scrubbed one of the boldest promises from its website, that the T1 smartphone is “Made in America.” Gone. Vanished. Replaced with fluffier phrases like “brought to life right here in the USA.” And honestly, who’s surprised? When the Trump T1 Phone was first announced, the “Made in
When not even Apple has been spared from the tablet market’s decline, that’s how you know things are bad. That’s why many companies have refrained from releasing new tablets these past few months, as it’s simply not a lucrative market anymore. There were even some rumors that
We’ll just file this bit of news under the “Stuff That Surprises Nobody” category. According to researchers from the University of Waterloo in Ontario, there’s a definitive link between smartphone use and laziness. Humans naturally try to limit how much problem-solving they h
A new app called Appeer has popped up on the Google Play Store that helps you find apps that you’ll want, or will probably want. The app takes the information it has learned about you to determine what your tastes are and then compares it to people with similar tastes to recommend apps that it
From the mouth of founder Carl Pei himself, OnePlus will be unveiling a new product next month and it won’t be a smartphone. The two most likely options are a smartwatch or a tablet but, according to Pei, the device won’t fall into those two categories either. So what could it be? The co
Saying that T-Mobile has been aggressive this past year or two is a gross understatement. The company isn’t just sticking it to AT&T and Verizon with insane deals and offerings, its expanding its own services as well to better compete. In fact, CEO John Legere wants to expand its 4G LTE co
Earlier today, Huawei unveiled the first-ever smartband that comes with LTE connectivity as well as the company’s own 4.5G network. The smartbands features are exactly what you’d expect, fitness and health tracking, but the impressive connectivity capabilities are what really set the dev
The music business has evolved more than most over the years going from radios and vinyl records, to radios and cassette tapes, to radios and CDs, to radios and iTunes, to online radios and iTunes. Notice how radios have always been there? That’s because they’ve adapted. The Internet is
The HTC One M9 is one of 2015’s most anticipated flagship smartphones and just a couple of days after discovering that the company would be dropping the parentheses from the name, new leaks have confirmed its name as well as its slogan. While specs have yet to be confirmed, many expect it to c
Qualcomm has clearly dealt with the overheating issues that were supposedly plaguing its Snapdragon 810 mobile chip as new tests have shown that the 64-bit processor actually runs cooler than its predecessor, the Snapdragon 801. Better cooling means that smartphones that’re powered by the Snap
The NoPhone was released last year as an alternative to an actual smartphone. It gives users the satisfaction of having a hunk of smartphone-shaped plastic in their pocket without having to deal with the useful and oftentimes essential features that we all hate, like calling people. Obviously I̵
Project Ara, for those of you who aren’t familiar, is the modular smartphone that Google is working on that will allow users to swap out their phone’s components whenever they want rather than having to get a new phone. Apparently Google will be bringing Project Ara to MWC 2015 in Barcel
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