The Trump administration apparently has no active plans to buy or build a public 5G network. A report that suggested the government to do so is "dated."
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Shell wants to turn smartwatches into smartphones on a wing (or two)
It's envisioned that a smartwatch doesn't need to be on a wrist and doesn't need to be a watch — it can want to be a smartphone if it wants to.
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Huawei wants AT&T to recognize its Kirin chips
It has reportedly been trialing its Kirin SoCs at the carrier. Approval would give Huawei a first step for the Chinese OEM to get a real foothold in the US.
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Android Wear 2.0 delayed, developer preview update allows watch-only apps
The developer preview program for Android Wear 2.0 has been extended through early next year. Why? We don’t know. Android won’t tell us.But it did release Developer Preview 3 for users to load up on and there’s one big feature that’s got everyone excited: the Play Store is now navigable on Android Wear watches.Not only will it be much less of a hassle to look up and download apps as you need them without pulling out your phone — more importantly, this update ...
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Huawei Ascend D3 might finally make an appearance at MWC 2014
Back at the CES, the news from Huawei was the big-ol’ 6.1-inch Ascend Mate2 4G phablet. Now with MWC coming into focus, we’ve been talking about what might be next for the company; rumors have suggested that it might introduce a smartwatch, a pair of tablets, and at least one smartphone. While we were told that we wouldn’t be seeing a follow-up to the Ascend P6, that sure left open a lot of ...
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