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Everyday technology expands so fast and with such intensity that high-tech novelties tend to consume history itself. For instance, it's hard to imagine a world where Google's Android and Apple's iOS were not the leading players of the cellphone game. Still, a little more than a decade ago, BlackBerry portables were coveted by every teenager and used by businessmen as a symbol of status. Directed by Matt Johnson , BlackBerry is a new docudrama that proposes to explore the rise and fall of the once-popular cell phone brand and its parent company, Research In Motion (RIM). And while the subject might seem uninteresting to people who just don't care about what happens inside big corporations, with BlackBerry , Johnson manages to craft a thrilling and moving story about friendship, pride, and the brutality of the free market. BlackBerry takes us back to 1996, when visionary engineer Mike Lazaridis (played by Jay Baruchel ) came up with an idea to revolutionize the c

In this article NOK NOKIA-FI Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT The Nokia G22 smartphone from Finnish firm HMD Global comes with a removable back to let you swap out broken parts. HMD Global The next smartphone to come from mobile icon Nokia is a handset that users can repair themselves. The Nokia G22, developed by Finnish manufacturer HMD Global, is a standard smartphone with a 6.5-inch screen and a 50-megapixel main camera. But it's the phone's outer shell and insides that make it special. The handset includes a recyclable plastic back which can be easily removed to swap out broken components. Armed with tools and repair guides from hardware repair advocacy firm iFixit, a user can remove and replace the phone's back cover, battery, screen and charging port. Adam Ferguson, head of product marketing at HMD Global, said that this process would cost on average 30% less than replacing an old phone with a new one. Smartphone companies are increasingly working to m

PRESS RELEASE Published February 9, 2023 The Latest survey report on Android Emulator Software Market has witnessed continuous growth in the last few years and is projected to grow even further during the forecast period of 2022-2027. The market Study is segmented by key region that is accelerating the marketization. The analysts of the study have garnered extensive research methodologies and data sources (i.e Secondary & Primary Sources) in order to generate collective and useful information that delivers latest market undercurrents and industry trends. The study covers analysis by key business segments, application and countries of major regions that includes like North America, Western Europe, Central and Eastern Europe, Mediterranean & Middle East, Africa and Southeast Asia and Rest of World. The list of players that are profiled in the study includes Tencent (China), NetEase (China), Microvirt (China), NOX (China), BlueStacks (United States), Floydwiz Tech

By Kelly Lienhard (February 21, 2023, 7:48 PM EST) -- Cricket Wireless asked a California federal court to toss out claims it conspired to sell 4G phones to consumers who lived in 3G zones for the same reasons that the court decertified the class of consumers last year: the customers don't have any "competent evidence" to back their claims....

Listen to this story The common theme around privacy in Google's ecosystem is 'trust'. And while the company has provided plausible explanations for its user data collection methods, users still need to trust that Google is operating within the purview of its self-imposed rules. But as any cybersecurity expert worth their salt will tell you, a system that requires trust to function is not secure. This seems to be the reason why more privacy-focused users have begun shifting to an alternative known as GrapheneOS.  A Trustless OS for Android This non-profit open source fork of the Android Open Source project comes with no Google apps preinstalled, and is built with the intention of being a secure operating system. It also aims to challenge Google's hold over OEMs and their misuse of consumer devices as data-harvesting platforms.  Graphene

"Where can I find the downloaded files on my iPhone?" Is that the question that brought you here? You aren't alone. Finding downloaded files on an iPhone can be confusing, as each app stores its downloaded files in different locations. But don't worry, as we can help you learn how to find downloaded files on you iPhone or iPad. How to Find Downloads Using the Files App As with Android phones, iPhones and iPads have a files app where you will find most of your downloaded files, such as PDFs, videos, etc. The Files app is preinstalled on all iPhones and iPads running iOS 11 and later or iPadOS 13 and later. Follow these steps to find downloaded files on your iPhone or iPad: Open the Files app