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For many brands, buying ads on Google is more about fending off competitors than getting their name out there. → Read More
When Tim Cook promised shareholders a product that would “blow you away,” was this what he meant? → Read More
The milestones to look for to figure out if folding phones have a future. → Read More
Under-screen fingerprint scanners are very cool and very expensive if you end up dropping your phone on the sidewalk. → Read More
The heart wants what the heart wants. → Read More
Has the market reached the point where nearly everyone who needs a cloud computing solution already has it? → Read More
The Cellebrite UFED promises to help law enforcement crack into suspects’ phones. If you have $100 and an eBay account, you can now do the same. → Read More
By banning Huawei, America’s 5G rollout will be slower, shrinking odds that the next major disruptive industry will emerge from the United States — which may be much more damaging to our national interests than whatever danger Huawei may pose. → Read More
Elon Musk’s need to tweet without seeking preapproval from Tesla lawyers has once again gotten him in trouble with the SEC, and the repercussions could be very real for Musk, Tesla, and Tesla investors. → Read More
Don’t pay Samsung $2,000 to help them field-test a first-generation device. → Read More
Over the next few years, the smartphone — and everything else connected to a mobile network — is going to be revolutionized. → Read More
You get $35 in Nintendo credit, which is free money toward a game. → Read More
The economic titan has pulled out of a deal to build a campus in Long Island City. → Read More
By the end of 2019, spam phone calls could be on the ropes. → Read More
With Amazon acquiring Eero, the mesh networking market is now controlled by two very, very large companies with an appetite for personal data. → Read More
The Wyze Cam: a wireless camera that works extremely well, has an app and storage features that match or exceed those of much of the competition, and sells for just $20 (other “cheap” wireless cams start at $100, and usually run at around $150). → Read More
Not only are people increasingly happy to buy everything through Amazon, they’d be okay with Amazon making everything, as well. → Read More
The acquisition of a struggling solar power company in 2016 looked bad from the jump, and has only gotten worse. → Read More