Non-VoLTE devices on T-Mobile’s network will get kicked off in January

  A leaked internal document reveals plans by T-Mobile to phase out the use of phones without VoLTE support. No new devices without VoLTE will be able to be activated on T-Mobile’s network starting August 4. Current T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile customers with those phones will no longer be able to use them starting … Continue reading Non-VoLTE devices on T-Mobile’s network will get kicked off in January Continue Reading →

OnePlus Nord gets first pop-up sale next week

  OnePlus has announced the first online pop-up sale event for the Nord. The firm has outlined several steps you need to take to secure a purchase. Users who fail to secure an invitation code will still receive an unspecified gift. OnePlus finally launched the Nord smartphone earlier this week, after a long and excessive marketing campaign. Nevertheless, … Continue reading OnePlus Nord gets first pop-up sale next week Continue Reading →

Intel’s first 7nm chips now delayed to 2022/2023, as rivals streak ahead

Intel’s chips based on the 7nm process have been delayed yet again. Users can now expect CPUs based on the 7nm process to debut as late as 2023. Intel is now well behind its rivals and mobile chipset manufacturers. In the race for denser and smaller chips, Intel is getting further behind. After it seemingly … Continue reading Intel’s first 7nm chips now delayed to 2022/2023, as rivals streak ahead Continue Reading →

OnePlus’ latest security blooper is arguably its silliest one yet

  OnePlus accidentally exposed customer emails in a research email blast. “Hundreds” of users’ addresses have reportedly been exposed. The OnePlus Nord may now be official but the leaks from the company just keep on coming. This time, that leaked information includes its customers’ email addresses. According to a Reddit post, OnePlus has accidentally exposed a number of … Continue reading OnePlus’ latest security blooper is arguably its silliest one yet Continue Reading →

The OnePlus Nord is here, but should you wait for the Pixel 4a?

The OnePlus Nord is a statement phone, even if “settling is okay” is the statement it makes. It might seem strange from a company that frequently says the opposite, but the phone looks like a treat on paper and won’t burn a hole through your pocket. That said, it’s far from the only mid-range smartphone to consider … Continue reading The OnePlus Nord is here, but should you wait for the Pixel 4a? Continue Reading →

New Gorilla Glass is wildly better, and more tech news today

1. Gorilla Glass goes full Silverback Gorilla Glass Victus is the latest in glass innovation from the people at Corning, who have been working on delivering better glass for smartphones since the original iPhone. While Gorilla Glass is up to number 6 in its line, Corning has announced new glass and new branding, calling it Victus. … Continue reading New Gorilla Glass is wildly better, and more tech news today Continue Reading →

Google reportedly collecting rival apps data to improve its own products

A new report claims Google has been collecting usage information of third-party apps. Google has reportedly used the information to improve its own app offerings. Building apps for an OS it develops may not be the only advantage Google has over third-party Android developers. According to a report by The Information (paywall) (via MSPowerUser), Google has been collecting and … Continue reading Google reportedly collecting rival apps data to improve its own products Continue Reading →

The OnePlus 8T and 8T Pro may feature 64MP cameras

  The latest version of the OnePlus Camera app suggests OnePlus is prepping support for 64MP cameras. Based on that evidence, the next OnePlus phone is likely to include a 64MP primary sensor. The next OnePlus phones will likely be the OnePlus 8T and OnePlus 8T Pro. OnePlus may have launched the Nord earlier this week, but … Continue reading The OnePlus 8T and 8T Pro may feature 64MP cameras Continue Reading →

Researchers find glaring security and privacy issues with DJI’s Go 4 app

  Two independent security firms say the DJI Go 4 app includes multiple suspicious features. At the very least, the app violates some of Google’s Play Store policies. DJI issued a lengthy statement in which it refutes many of the claims. One of the most popular drone apps on the Google Play Store includes some worrying backend … Continue reading Researchers find glaring security and privacy issues with DJI’s Go 4 app Continue Reading →