Big Tech

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    The New iPhone is Coming on September 10 – Here’s What We Know Details found in the iOS 13 beta have revealed that Apple will be unveiling the next generation of iPhones on September 10. The new phones are set to feature some pretty out-there design details, including an impossibly large camera bump. So, should you be excited?
    Tom Fogden
  • amazon twitter
    Amazon Staff Tweets Fail to Win Over Internet Amazon's fulfilment center ambassadors were launched into the social media spotlight following some extremely unusual tweets about working conditions at the ecommerce giant. So we decided to take a look at the strangest tweets from the company's more than 50 online evangelists.
    Tom Fogden
  • Amazon drinks
    Bullish Bezos Bets on Booze in San Francisco Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos is betting that booze will be the next big thing, with plans to launch an Amazon drinks-on-demand delivery service and a bricks-and-mortar liquor store in San Francisco. So, why is Amazon doing this and should San Franciscans be worried?
    Tom Fogden
  • HarmonyOS
    Huawei Announces HarmonyOS – One OS to Rule Them All At its annual developers conference, Huawei finally lifted the lid on its brand new operating system. Called HarmonyOS, the new operating system is set to work on a variety of devices — including smartphones. So, will HarmonyOS spell the end for Android?
    Tom Fogden
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    Google Maps Launches AR Directions for Android and iPhone Users Google Maps is launching a new feature for Android an iPhone users called Live View, which provides augmented reality direction within the app via the camera view. Learn more about how this game changing innovation could change how you get around.
    Conor Cawley
  • Google Android Search Engine
    After EU Ruling, Google Auctioning Spots to Competitor Search Engines Google will offer the option to set a different default search engine before launching your Android device, and the opportunity goes to the highest bidder. Learn more about the implications of this decision and whether it affects you.
    Conor Cawley
  • Amazon Dash Button Tide
    Amazon Is Finally Killing the Dash Button Amazon has finally decided to kill the Dash button, its first experiment into smart home shopping technology, and all we can say is, it's about time. Learn more about how they're repurposing the brand and whether you can still use your device.
    Conor Cawley
  • Google to Offer App Subscription on Play Store Worried that you don't already have enough online subscriptions with Spotify, Netflix, Hulu, Xbox Live or whatever else you're signed up for? Well, prep your wallet, Google is coming in hot with a subscription service for its Android Play store.
    Jack Turner
  • Apple Could Launch Seven New iPads This Year Apple could be releasing as many as seven new iPad models this year, according to filings made with the Eurasian Economic Commission. While details are scant, it looks as though the company is ramping up its tablet offerings, with new models coming in the Fall.
    Jack Turner
  • Google Pixel Slate
    Google Eyes Microsoft’s Surface Book with New 2-in-1 Tablet Patent A newly-passed patent has revealed that Google is considering on a new 2-in-1 convertible laptop to rival the Microsoft Surface Book. So, is this new device real? When will it be coming? And will it be any good? We take a look at all the possibilities for this new Google device.
    Tom Fogden
  • Pixel 4 Design Leak
    Here’s the Latest Google Pixel 4 Leak The Google Pixel 4 has been spotted on public transit in London. Take a look at everything we know so far and see what this leak means for the device's future on the market. Plus, what's with all those cameras?
    Conor Cawley
  • Amazon Prime Day Makes Money Like Clockwork Amazon Prime Day 2019 is behind us, and the Seattle-based ecommerce giant has come away with a boatload of money for the fifth year in a row. Check out reports on how consistent Amazon really is with this sale and how it affects the retail business.
    Conor Cawley