BlackBerry's KEYone is here for the keyboard lovers
BlackBerry is back in the market with the new KEYone, a smartphone designed for those who fell in love with the BlackBerry Bold back in 2008. Its spec sheet isn't chart-topping, with a SoC that is over a year old at this moment and a 4.5" 1620x1080 IPS LCD screen. But there are some good features, like it's long-lasting 3,505mAh battery and Nougat 7.1.1 running underneath this time around. Reviews are positive.
Nissan using 180-year-old tech to stop smartphones from distracting drivers
An extreme solution to a modern problem
Uber update makes it easier to delete your account
Also, new settings to give you more control over notifications and location data
John McAfee unveils his new "truly private" smartphone
He says it's light years ahead of similar handsets
Apple exploring the possibilities of charging devices over WiFi
The techniques are only theoretical ... so far as we know
Apple in talks to launch money-transfer service, offer its own prepaid debit cards tied to Apple Pay
The service would compete with Venmo, Square Cash
New Samsung app could stop your phone distracting you while driving
It detects when you're driving and sends automated responses to messages
iPhone 8 dummy model images reveal bezel-free display, no rear Touch ID sensor
Confirming earlier rumors
Weekend Open Forum: Are flagship smartphones overpriced?
Are manufacturers taking advantage?
The Xiaomi Mi 6 starts at $360 and comes with a Snapdragon 835, dual camera setup
The same processor as the Galaxy S8
iFixit teardowns of Galaxy S8/S8+ show that the handsets aren't easy to repair
They both get a repairability score of 4/10
Facebook unveils Messenger 2.0: new bot store, app integration, a smarter M, and more
Is there anything Messenger can't do?
Samsung Galaxy S8 reviews signal a tremendous comeback
The Samsung Galaxy S8 and the S8+ are arguably the most innovative phones on the market right now. From a design perspective, they are stunning devices to look at and hold, largely due to the infinity display that melts into the sturdy metal rim. Their software is also really polished -- usually a sore spot for Samsung. The devices go on sale globally on April 28 but the reviews are in today, and they are very positive.
Samsung Galaxy S8: no bixby button remapping, early owners complain of red tint
The company says owners can fix the issue from the phone's settings menu
