On today’s Pocketnow Daily, we talk about the launch date of the OnePlus 8, the possible launch of the iPhone 12, and more
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Google is actively looking for ways to help prevent and fight the coronavirus pandemic, and it's also suspending some of its practices due to the situation
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T-Mobile's latest elaborate April Fool's prank is a swanky pair of Sidekick smart shoes, which you can actually buy in a "dumb" variant for $65.
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In this episode of our podcast, we also talk about Samsung's good and bad with the Galaxy S8 and Tizen as well as Russo-Canadian cellphone spies...
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The Google Japanese Input Puchi Puchi Version isn't going to get mass produced, but you could get your hands into an Arduino board...
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As we remarked last week when taking a look at some goofy behavior from Google that sure felt like a premature April Fool’s prank, there are good April Fool’s Day jokes, and there are ones that just don’t cut it. Call it a consequence of increasingly mainstream expectations for companies to joke around a little on April 1, or their social media teams being desperate for a few extra shares, but these days it feels like every brand under the sun is trying its hand at it. Unfortunately, it’s all ...
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A well-done April Fool’s gag is somewhat of an art form. You can go over-the-top and present something patently ridiculous in a formal, believable way. Or maybe you come up with a legitimately great idea that’s just silly enough to work for April Fool’s – and if you’re lucky enough, it might even become a reality (Tauntaun sleeping bag, anyone?). Every April 1, we look forward to seeing what tech companies can think up to keep us entertained, and each year ...
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