TechFall gadget preview: These are the most anticipated tech gadgets expected from Apple, Samsung, and GoogleFrom phones to watches to VR headsets, these are the top gadgets to look out for this fall.
Co.DesignInside the $356 million business of Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum JubileeThere are complex rules governing how to use the royal emblem, but companies stand to make a lot of money from the Platinum Jubilee.
TechSamsung joins Apple in making phone repairs easierThe phone maker will provide genuine parts, tools, and repair guides in partnership with iFixit starting this summer.
TechSamsung made the giant tablet that Apple hasn’t. What’s next?The Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra has a 14.6-inch screen, putting it squarely in laptop replacement territory. But it needs support from Google and app developers.
Innovation Festival 360Mobile Evolution 2022: How foldable tech, 5G and more are transforming the way we workThe way we work has changed, creating an opportunity for organizations to reset their vision for the workplace of the future. Digital technologies such as foldable mobile devices and 5G are making a successful hybrid workplace more attainable by providing platforms workers can use how and where they want to. But for technology and business leaders alike the question remains: How do we take the next step in creating the most productive and efficient mobile workforce possible?
Co.DesignThis invisible gadget turns any table into a wireless phone chargerA $40 device from Ikea can turn old furniture into a modern, mobile powerhouse.
TechSorry, iPad Mini: Samsung’s new foldable makes small tablets exciting againAfter using Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold3, the Mini—a tablet you can’t fold—feels like old technology.
TechSamsung’s foldable phones aren’t just for rich nerds anymoreThe Galaxy Z Fold3 and Z Flip3 get more durable frames, plus the full weight of Samsung’s marketing muscle.
TechIBM’s 50-billion transistor chip is tiny—and a huge breakthroughSamsung and Intel will fabricate new chips using IBM’s super-dense design.
Fast Company MagazineThe 10 most innovative companies in consumer electronicsCorning, Apple, Samsung, and Google share space with upstarts such as Raspberry Pi, Tempo, and Aira in advancing the utility of the devices in our lives.
TechSamsung’s new SmartTags will help you find lost stuff, but that’s not allSmartTags sit atop Samsung’s SmartThings platform, a home-automation ecosystem that’s also extending its vision to the car and beyond.
TechCES 2021: The smartest ideas from the scaled-down virtual showThese innovations were clever enough to make me wish I could see them in person.
TechSamsung’s new earbuds have one feature that everyone should stealThe Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro can automatically let in outside sound when you start talking. Apple, are you paying attention?
TechSamsung is fine-tuning its Galaxy line to better take on AppleThe new Galaxy S21 models are cheaper, offer more integration with other Samsung products, and benefit from partnerships with Google and Microsoft.
TechSamsung’s new Galaxy S21 smartphones bring high-end features down to earthAfter going for broke with last year’s Galaxy S20 line, Samsung is putting similar features in more affordable models.
Co.DesignSorry, stainless steel. Samsung has a flashier vision for your kitchenSamsung is imagining your home to be full of modular, customizable, colorful appliances.
TechDo these 3 things before you sell or give away your phoneHere’s how to back up your old phone, then wipe it clean—along with some of the best options for turning it into some cash.
Co.DesignHilarious music video articulates exactly why we can’t quit flip phones“But can you do thiiiissss?”
TechSamsung’s $699 Galaxy S20 FE is its answer to the iPhone 11–finallyAfter releasing a bunch of phones that pull out all the stops, Samsung is announcing a new one with most (but not all) of the good stuff, at a lower price.
TechWith Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold2, phone experiences are morphing—againSamsung’s mobile interface chief talks about how the interface of Samsung’s newest folding-screen phone has evolved from the original.