3 things you should know about consumer tech today (20190829)
Apple and Huawei may have their CPUs stopped, Fitbit outs the new Versa 2 with Amazon Alexa support and a new camera that I truly love.
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Apple and Huawei may have their CPUs stopped, Fitbit outs the new Versa 2 with Amazon Alexa support and a new camera that I truly love.
Huawei’s new operating system is trying to sneeze against thunder, but it just might turn Harmony OS into a storm-calming symphony.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is a hot mess of a device that appeals to my particular interests. I could marry this phone, even with its flaws.
I’m an unabashed LG premium smartphone and Nintendo Switch fanboy and both those things got issued in compromised form last week.
A trip to India for the TECNO Phantom 9 launch taught me a lot about the benefits of downscaling and cheap data. Saving money on technology changes lives.
Jony Ive leaving Apple on the eve of the Walkman’s 40th birthday gives surprising clarity to the importance of personal devices.
Your shiny new Huawei P30, Matebook X and Mate 20 Pro is still fine and will be for the immediate future. But Huawei are in serious trouble, unfortunately.
Don’t panic. Google severed ties with Huawei after the Chinese firm was blacklisted by the US government, but it isn’t as bad as it seems.
DJI was never going to sit comfortably on its drone throne, so the restless company launched OSMO Action as a direct GoPro competitor.
Google’s latest budget Pixel 3a will do well because it is cheap without being cheap. It isn’t coming to South Africa, though.