SOME SAY THE obsession with shrinking bezels began in 2007, when Steve Jobs introduced the first iPhone, its 3.5-inch touchscreen surrounded by a thick rectangular frame. Others say it began even earlier, with science fiction writers who imagined phones as glassy, frameless rectangles.
At CES, Lenovo revealed its ThinkPad Helix which it marketed as having a “groundbreaking ‘rip and flip’ design” that enables this 11.6-inch ultrabook to transform into a powerful Windows 8 tablet.
Microsoft's decision to forgo user control over security updates in favor ofmandatory, automatically installed updates in Windows 10 Home edition was a point of contention when the news was revealed earlier this month.
Windows 10 Home Edition's automated updates early troubles prompt for release of block tool
Nothing epitomizes our love-hate relationship with today's tech more than the push notification. Our hatred of those badges, banners, and little red dots has never felt more visceral. To anyone with [...]
In 1992, Neil Papworth, a 22-year-old software programmer from the UK, sent the first ever text message from a computer to his colleague Richard Jarvis. Neil had been working as a developer and test engineer to create a Short Message Service [...]
n a perfect, world, we’d all be rewarded for our bold choices. Trying something new would be enough to justify a product’s existence. This, however, is not the world that ZTE’s dual-screen Axon M was born into. Ever since they ditched [...]
