Everything old is new again, including the iconic Motorola Razr. Motorola has confirmed that it has a folding smartphone in the works, and we’ve not only seen patent drawings of the reimagined Razr, but also supposed leaked renders of the incoming smartphone.

We’re now learning that the new Razr will actually launch in the United States

It is getting to be about that time when Apple refreshes its consumer hardware. So, what is on tap for this year? The latest leaks and rumors point to Apple launching new iPhone Pro models, new iPad Pro tablets, and a long overdue revamp to the MacBook Pro, to go along with another round of Apple Watch devices and various other things.

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The new Apple Card is now available for everyone in the United States to apply for, and that means that you’ve probably seen countless (and positively mind-numbing) “unboxing” videos and countless other commentary on what is essentially a rewards credit card.

While the Apple Card is primarily seen as a digital form of payment that is used

Do-it-yourself electronics repair (as is a consumer’s right) is sometimes tricky business, especially with today’s devices trending towards increasingly complex and precise designs that are difficult to crack into and muck around. If you were hoping Samsung’s new Galaxy Note 10+ 5G would be an exception, prepare for disappointment. A teardown

Remember that funky-looking sketch we reported on yesterday, which appears to be a concept image of a PlayStation 5 console? Well, it appears as though it was the real deal. Well, sort of. Some people surmised the sketch was a pre-release devkit, and following the media exposure it gained, a game developer confirmed the theory on Twitter.

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A new report is making the rounds that originated with The Chicago Tribune. The publication took several smartphones, including multiple iPhone models, and tested them to see how much radiofrequency radiation the devices emit. The testing alleges that some iPhones are emitting radiation that is exceeding federal safety limits.

The publication

You can forget about the next version of Android being called queijadinha, qurabiya, queen of puddings, or any other dessert that begins the letter “Q.” As part of a more inclusive rebranding effort, Google is moving away from the traditional dessert-themed naming scheme, and calling the next major build of its mobile operating system simply

We’ve seen wireless charging pads that plug directly into the wall to top off your device, and we’ve seen portable batteries that have Qi wireless charging pads built-in to them. Now OtterBox is looking to put a new spin on the idea with what it calls the OtterSpot. 

The standard OtterSpot system includes a round charging base that looks

Google has announced a new initiative that it is aiming at improving user privacy on the web. The goal is to develop a set of open standards that will fundamentally enhance privacy on the internet, and it’s called the Privacy Sandbox.

There are many issues with privacy online today, and Google notes that technology that pushes publishers

We’ve seen a few hot deals on Smart TVs over the past week, with both 43-inch and 55-inch TCL Roku TV’s falling to highly enticing prices at Amazon. Now Amazon is returning the favor with the Insignia NS-50DF710NA19 50-inch Smart TV.

The Insignia 50-inch TV is definitely right up Amazon’s alley, as it comes loaded with its own Fire TV interface.