I got my hands on Apple’s first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo. Here’s what surprised me about its design, software, displays and cameras.
Humanoid robots will do about 50% of the tasks we want robots to do, CEO YT Jia told me. That’s why we need multiple robot form factors, he adds.
A paid software add-on will pull health records into the Ultrahuman smart ring platform for easy access and to cross-reference treatments with wearable data.
Google unveils the long-awaited Googlebook, a new premium laptop category that is a step up from the cheap-and-cheerful Chromebooks.
For decades, magnetic stripe cards drove payments, but Apple Pay and the iPhone 6’s Tap To Pay approach revolutionised payments and accelerated adoption worldwide.
Snap has just launched its new AR glasses, Specs. I talked to the Snap CEO, Evan Spiegel, about where Specs will lead.
The first foldable iPhone is about to go on sale. Here’s when you can snag a pre-order and when it reaches stores.
A new interview with Tom Marieb shows Apple is bullish about how the crease on the foldable iPhone will hold up.
Tucked inside the iPhone 5S when it launched was Apple’s A7 silicon. Tightly tied to Apple’s hardware it was also the first 64-bit processor in a mainstream smartphone.
New Apple Mac dock offers native quad 6K display support, dual-chip architecture and 80Gbps bidirectional / 120Gbps asymmetric bandwidth with 10Gb Ethernet and 26 ports.