The follow up to 2018’s X-T3 and Fujifilm’s new flagship model of the X series, the X-T4 is a monster…
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While Facebook and Twitter host a broad range of user activities, a study asked, what does off-label use look like on an app like Tinder, which has an articulated label? Further, how does off-label use play out when other users expect that the app has fixed purposes?
With Rain’s expansion into the territory of 5G Internet, it would seem that the future lies within their incredible high-speed…
So it’s official, from now on Huawei will launch devices sans-Google services. This is thanks to the Trump administration placing…
Books are great, aren't they? They're magical portals into new worlds and stories filled with characters you can't help but root for or despise or, for the more detached of us, utterly fall in love with. Books are so great, I could just sit in this nook at approximately 20:00 and, using this handy lamp
These four altcoins are the largest cryptocurrencies on the market after bitcoin, representing an aggregate US$51 billion market capitalisation (the value of each coin multiplied by the number of coins on the market). This is still fairly small compared with bitcoin’s US$178 billion market cap, but clearly the gap has been narrowing.
Huawei’s P40-range has always been a launch to look forward to. The brilliant specs and new camera tech blow us away every year, but this year something’s different…
With the launch of the next generation of consoles looming like a big, exciting thunderstorm of tech, Microsoft is laying…
We got a chance to handle the final version of the Huawei Mate Xs, poking and prodding and flipping and folding the 6in to 8in smartphone to our heart’s content. Kinda. Despite us having a large enough bag, Huawei wouldn’t let us take one home. Yet. Here’s what we learned during our time with the smartphone.
Mobile World Congress was the first tech conference to be cancelled by a virus in 2020 but, we suspect, it won’t be the company’s last. Huawei took another route — a live-streamed version of their MWC conference. And, of course, Stuff was there.