- Yahoo Mail for iOS overhaul simplifies correspondence, sprinkles in news
Folks who use Yahoo Mail on their iOS devices will soon notice a significant redesign. The outfit has retooled the offering “with a focus on simplicity” while serving up easy access to news and other info. Along the bottom, the main menu has but… - Mt. Gox settles class-action lawsuit by turning customer creditors into owners
More good news for those who entrusted Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox with their cryptocurrency. After filing for bankruptcy earlier this year, Mt. Gox found some 200,000 Bitcoins last month, and today it has tentatively settled its class-action lawsuit in… - Rdio is improving audio quality while keeping prices stationary
Improving audio quality is seemingly all the rage right now, and Rdio is looking to do its part to upgrade the listening experience. The music streaming service announced that its had starting converting its entire catalog to the AAC (Advanced Audio… - Square introduces 'Pickup' for simple online purchases
Since its inception in 2009, that little white payment dongle has snuck into small businesses everywhere, making plastic a less costly proposition for the little guy. Today, it’s taking another step toward small business ubiquity with “Pickup,”…
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Motorola's Razr foldable phone to land in Europe in December with a 1,500 price tag
Motorola has long been rumored to revive the Razr line with its first foldable smartphone, and new details have come in today about this device. As anticipated, it will be a mid-ranger, and it should apparently get a release in Europe in December 2019 or January 2020. To get one, you will need to part with no less than 1,500. Compared to Samsung's Galaxy Fold and Huawei's Mate X that is much cheaper indeed, but the new Razr will still be around 50% more expensive than its competitors' top of the line handsets with non-folding screens. Thus, it may turn out to be a tough sell. The...
OnePlus TV launching in September, coming to India first
OnePlus has announced that it will be launching its OnePlus TV next month in September. The company also announced that the TV will first be announced in India. The announcement was made by founder and CEO Pete Lau on the company's forum. Lau largely talked about the challenges involved in making a television as well as what we can expect from it once it releases. Lau explained that the reason the OnePlus TV will be releasing first in India is because the company has great relations with the content providers in the country. For OnePlus and for televisions in general, content is...
Samsung will release Marvel-themed smart covers for the Galaxy Note10 and Note10+
You can trust Marvel's superheroes to protect the Earth as well as your phone - Samsung will release Marvel-themed smart covers for the Galaxy Note10. The "smart" feature here is pretty basic, the covers have an NFC chip that lets your phone automatically switch to a matching theme. The four cases we've seen so far feature Iron Man, Spider-Man, Captain America and Deadpool. Here's what they look like on the Galaxy Note10+: Marvel cases on the Galaxy Note10+: Iron Man Spider-Man Captain America Deadpool And here's a sample of the wallpapers that will be loaded up...
Apple's TV+ coming in November for $9.99/month
Apple unveiled its TV+ service with exclusive shows, movies and series in March and left it at 'Coming this Fall' with no price tag. Now, according to sources within Apple, TV+ is scheduled for a November debut, costing $9.99 per month. Apple is expected to also offer a free trial period - likely one month - bringing TV+ in line with Apple Music. Apple will enter a busy market with its streaming service. Netflix and Amazon Prime Video have established a strong position while Disney is about to launch its own service. Netflix and Amazon charge slightly less at $8.99 while Disney+ will...
Xiaomi reports 60 million shipped phones in H1 2019
Xiaomi just released its financial report for the first half of 2019 and the numbers are good. Revenues stood at CNY 95.71 billion ($13.56 billion), a 20% improvement compared to the first half of last year. Adjusted net profits came out to CNY 5.72 billion ($810.36 million) which is a 49.8% year on year increase. Looking into phone shipments, Xiaomi managed to move 60 million units in the period despite stagnating global market. Outside of the smartphone business, Xiaomi's TV line also proved to be a big success as the company ranked first in China with 5.4 million units for the...
