The Note 7 is dead: What Samsung must do now
There is a split opinion over whether the successor phone should be named the Note8 or adopt an entirely new moniker, to avoid reminding consumers of a device that can catch fire in their pants.
View ArticleSamsung’s Galaxy Note7 from hell
While production of the Note7 has stopped, it's imperative that Samsung figure out what went wrong and lay out the details publicly.
View ArticleSome reports of faulty Note7s invalidated
Some of the early reports on faulty Samsung Galaxy Note7 smartphones that caused burns and property damage have been invalidated, significantly reducing the number of incidents.
View ArticleDespite concerns, analysts expect an OK for AT&T-Time Warner deal
Despite concerns about the proposed $85.4 billion merger of AT&T and Time Warner, analysts expect it to pass regulatory muster.
View ArticleDDoS attack shows dangers of IoT 'running rampant'
The DDoS attack launched Friday against Dyn should serve as a "wake-up call about security issues across IoT," said one cybersecurity expert.
View ArticleWhat about the personal data on those millions of recalled Note7s?
The users of millions of faulty Samsung Galaxy Note7s face a another potential dilemma: The fate of their personal data on the devices.
View ArticleGalaxy Note7's battery fiasco won't soon be forgotten
Samsung has released its final report about the battery issues, but not all analysts feel the problems are fully put to rest for consumers everywhere.
View ArticleLG launches G6 with 5.7-in. display in narrow body
LG on Sunday introduced the G6 smartphone with a 5.7-in. display in a new 18:9 aspect ratio designed to enhance videos and game play.
View ArticleHuawei showcases new phones in Barcelona, gets mobbed by eager crowds
At a preview event at this year's MWC on Sunday, Huawei launched the P10 and P10 Plus smartphones, and drew big crowds.
View ArticleBetter smartphone cameras on the way
Improvements to cameras, photos and video in smartphones are among the biggest lures for buyers, and several smartphone manufacturers at Mobile World Congress announced camera innovations designed to...
View ArticleLos Angeles tests gunshot sensors on light poles
Los Angeles is testing sensors attached to streetlights to wirelessly detect gunshots and other noises, and may expand the service to include sensors to recognize air pollution and earthquakes.
View ArticleSamsung unveils Bixby voice assistant for upcoming Galaxy S8
Samsung revealed Monday that Bixby, an intelligent voice assistant, will run on the Samsung Galaxy S8 smartphone being unveiled next week.
View ArticleSleek new Galaxy S8 phones feature facial recognition, Bixby intelligent agent
Samsung launched sleek new Galaxy S8 and S8+ smartphones with features including facial recognition, an intelligent agent called Bixby and Samsung Pass for secure e-commerce mobile payments.
View ArticleNew guidelines point to an augmented future
The augmented reality guidelines will promote interoperability, their creators said.
View ArticleAmazon's Echo Show could disrupt enterprise-class unified communications
Amazon is on the verge of disrupting the enterprise videoconferencing and unified communications markets dominated by Cisco and Avaya.
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