This Week in Tech 675: This Show Does Not Care About Humans
Amazon’s juggernaut, HBO vs Netflix, Musk madness, and more. –Do Apple’s new MacBooks fix the company’s keyboard woes? –Amazon Prime […]
Apple, Technology
smartphones
Hardware, Technology
Does USB Cable Quality Matter?
Leo Laporte takes a call from Alan in West LA who wants to know if the quality of USB charging
Technology
The New Screen Savers 124: iPhone 8 Plus vs. Galaxy Note 8
On this week’s episode of The New Screen Savers for Saturday, September 30, 2017: – Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone
Hardware, Technology
Android powers 81% of smartphones sold, report says
Devices running Google’s Android operating system accounted for 81 percent of all smartphones sold worldwide in the third quarter of
Hardware, Technology
Samsung’s growth isn’t in your hand, it’s in your laundry room
Analyst events aren’t something we often cover, as they largely feature tedious talk about revenue and dry terms like “compound
Hardware, Microsoft, Technology, Windows
Rumor: Microsoft offering to drop Windows Phone license fee for HTC
It’s hard to see an area at Microsoft that isn\’t going through some degree of transition, and Windows Phone is
Security, Technology
“World’s most secure smartphone” looks like snake oil, experts say
Do you want a phone that secures all of your data and communications, and can’t be hacked by even the
Security, Technology
Malware-like program lets your Android phone spy on you
A security firm has figured out how to turn an Android smartphone into a surveillance device that would make Q,
Hardware, Technology
Samsung acknowledges Galaxy S4 wi-fi connection problem
Handset maker Samsung has acknowledged that there is a problem using the Galaxy S4 on some wi-fi networks that use
Hardware, Technology
HTC One review: It’s now or never again
It’s been a hard year for HTC. The Taiwan-based phone manufacturer had a great beginning in the Android world, but