T-Mobile may soon release its very first rugged Galaxy S smartphone. According to VentureBeat, some leaked marketing material (which, unfortunately, can't be publicly shared) reveals that T-Mobile is planning to launch the Samsung Galaxy S8 Active - currently available as an AT&T-exclusive device, pictured above. T-Mobile's Galaxy S8 Active (model number SM-G892T) should be available in the same two color variants that the AT&T variant (SM-G892A) has: Titanium Gold and Meteor Gray. Things should be similar when it comes to features, too, which means T-Mobile's S8 Active will ...
If you're thinking that by November you'll be sporting the Apple iPhone X, you best think again. From time to time we have been telling you about possible production delays involving the tenth anniversary iPhone. One problem involves companies that are supplying Apple with parts for the 3D sensing technology required to make Face ID work. The latter is the feature that uses the phone owner's face to unlock the handset and to verify his/her identity to make a mobile payment.
Expanding its line of all-aluminum small form factor chassis, Lian Li announced the launch of its PC-Q38 mini-ITX case.
How do Intel's 8th-Gen Core series of processors (Coffee Lake) stack up, spec-by-spec, against the company's recent 7th-Gen (Kaby Lake) chips?
The USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) released the specifications for USB 3.2, and the update doubles maximum data transfer speeds to 2 GBps, thanks to the inclusion of two sets of SuperSpeed pins and wires in USB Type-C.