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We hope you weren’t too attached to the Nook app for Windows, because it’s going away — well, sort of. Barnes & Noble’s Nook Media subsidiary and Microsoft have amended their partnership with terms that let Nook Media stop distributing its Windows… - March Madness Live 2014: new apps, redesigned brackets and more social features
It’s about that time again. That time for NCAA Division I schools to battle it out on the court during the month of March, all in search of men’s basketball glory. Naturally, the NCAA, in partnership with CBS and Turner Sports, couldn’t have kicked…
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Apple iPhone XS Max components valued at $443
Apple introduced the iPhone XS Max with a price tag of $1,099 for the basic version, $1,249 for the variant with 256 GB and the staggering $1,449 for the 512 GB one. According to TechInsights, the component cost of the big iPhone is estimated at $443, nearly $50 more than the iPhone X's basic cost from last year. Full graph of the iPhone XS Max component price Looking at the graph, clearly the OLED panel is the most expensive component for a second year in a row. It is manufactured by the Korean competitor Samsung and we can only guess how much of the price is actual cost and...
Our Huawei Mate 20 lite video review is up
Although its high-end siblings are only due to be unveiled next month, the first member of Huawei's Mate 20 family has been available for a while now. We're talking about the Mate 20 lite. Our in depth, written review of this intriguing smartphone went up a few days ago, and now it's time for the video review to make its world premiere. If you're wondering whether the Mate 20 lite is worthy of consideration when you're choosing your next phone, make sure to watch this video. It will tell you all about the handset's top features, and our take on what makes it stand out and where it falls...
Alleged OnePlus 6T invitation leaks
We're hearing more about the OnePlus 6T as the time for the Chinese phone maker's flagship refresh is nearing. Today, a supposed invitation for the launch event has leaked on the Chinese social network, Weibo. The alleged invitation's tagline is "Unlock The Speed", which is likely a reference to the devices supposed use of an in-display fingerprint scanner. The invitation says the event would take place on October 17 in one of its biggest markets: India - where it will launch exclusively in the country. We can't hold a candle to the authenticity of this invitation. But we'd imagine that...
Android Messages gets new search features
Last month, Google rolled out a major update to Android Messages which incorporated the latest material design elements including a cleaner interface with available dark mode. Following this update, Google posted in its blog that it would begin rolling out a new search feature for the SMS client. We share a lot of information in our messages, but it's not always easy to look back and find that photo your mom sent a month ago or the address of the coffee shop your friend recommended. The update will let you sift through all your SMS messages for a specific type of content. When you begin...
Apple is moving iPhone XR production to Foxconn
Reportedly, Apple is currently switching over to Foxconn as its main contractor for the production of the upcoming iPhone XR. Initially, Apple handed over around 50 to 60% of the whole production to Pegatron and about 30% to Foxconn, but due to the delayed shipments of key components and capacity constraints, Apple was forced to switch the orders. Now, Pegatron is dealing with less than 30% of the iPhone XRs because the manufacturer struggles to keep yields high enough and experiences shortages of workers in its plants in China. In addition, the supply of the IPS displays used for the...
