On today's Pocketnow Daily, we talk about pre-orders of the Samsung Galaxy Fold being canceled, a new foldable design and more.
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Huawei founder comments amidst tumult on security, US relationship
Ren Zhengfei is weighing in on the troubles his company is going through as governments shun its products as they develop 5G networks.
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“Live Listen” on AirPods can be used to spy around your iPhone
Apple probably intended for this feature to act as sort of a software-enabled hearing aid rather than a wiretapping tool, but it is one, nonetheless.
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New York Times: Boston Red Sox used Apple Watch to steal Yankees pitching signals
While pitching sign espionage is legal with one's own eyes, electronics and telescopes can't be a part of the information process.
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In a paradox, Xfinity Mobile and YouTube TV launch | #PNWeekly 247
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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More stingray action in Canada, perhaps foreign this time
Could a domestic agency or maybe even the Russians be spying on the cellphones of Prime Minister Trudeau or any other lawmaker? What about the CBC?
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So called “black phones” are the future for mobile devices
We’ve heard quite a bit about the new “Blackphone” which promises to keep your contacts and conversations secure — as long as you’re talking to someone else who is using the same security setup. It’s a great concept, but it has yet to hit a point of critical mass where not only is the phone is generally accepted, but the services are actively sought after by a large segment of the general public. That point, I suspect, isn’t too far into the future. Black phones will become more popular, and possibly ...
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