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With a few exceptions, most mobile games aren’t exactly known for running at the highest frame rates. Some devices, like Asus’ ROG Phone and Razer’s Razer Phone, try to improve the situation, but many titles are ...
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Why it matters: Do you lament the loss of the iPhone X? If so, here’s some good news: Apple is reported to have restarted production of the handset that made the notch so popular. The U-turn is allegedly due to the weaker than e...
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Why it matters: It appears that weak demand for Apple’s latest iPhones is continuing to affect its suppliers and assemblers. According to an internal memo, Foxconn, the biggest assembler of its handsets, aims to reduce costs by ...
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Black Friday and the official holiday shopping season is just around the corner, so the volume of deals has intensified and we’re seeing many early opportunities as shown below. As usual, the deal roundup below has been gath...
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What just happened? Following the Note 7 disaster, Samsung will forever be associated with exploding phones, but it isn’t the only company whose handsets have been known to go up in smoke. An iPhone X is alleged to have “got h...
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What just happened? A lot was made of the iPhone X’s $999 price tag when it launched last year, but the company insisted that paying nearly a grand was worth it for such cutting-edge technology. Now, Cupertino is offering repair...
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Apple hasn’t traditionally sold its brand-new devices through official channels on Amazon, but it would seem that’s changing today. Apple is partnering with Amazon to officially open the doors for authorized resellers ...
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Cutting corners: iPhone manufacturers are not able to make full use of their production capabilities and are closing down unneeded assembly lines. Weakened demand for smartphones globally might not hurt Apple’s revenue too m...
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Something to look forward to: The iPhone is the benchmark of the mobile industry. Once Apple integrates a new feature, most others follow, app developers begin using that feature and mobile carriers start to support it. The era of...
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In context: Apple calls it “performance management,” but everyone else calls it “throttling.” It is a “feature” of older iPhones to keep them from unexpectedly powering off when the battery is no longer up to snuff. Ho...