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If it is real, however, I just want to know why. But at the same time, it’s also Samsung, so you never know. First of all, it’s only worth mentioning because it’s pretty outlandish-as Android Police points out, it’s pretty speculative right now.

Let’s talk about that Note 10 rumor for a second. I’m still curious if this is an early April Fools’ prank.

On a different note, Samsung made a vase that’s also a fire extinguisher.

The word on the street is that the Note 10 may ditch all physical buttons.

Ever wondered how many times the Galaxy Fold can be folded before it will fold no more? Apparently, it’s 200,000 times.

Samsung doesn’t always get its own section in the news roundup. Samsung News: Folding the Fold, Physical Buttons, and…A Fire Extinguisher? So, what happens after the Atlas release? Your guess is as good as mine, but I can tell you that I hope it’s not the last Google laptop we see-I have the Pixelbook and it’s one of the best laptops I’ve ever owned. The recent Atlas preview shows that the device looks to still be on the roadmap, which is likely a relief to many who were concerned after Google reportedly disbanded its Create division-the one that’s responsible for laptops and tablets. That has long since passed without more than a murmur of the PB2, especially from Google itself. Many of us expected to see the “Pixelbook 2” launched at last year’s Pixel event alongside the Slate.

The potential Pixelbook successor, internally known as “Atlas” also leaked.

The long-rumored Pixel 3a has leaked again, this time in purple.

In other news, Google is killing the Drive plugin for Microsoft Office.Not surprisingly, there’s going to be a heavy focus on Stadia, Assistant, dark mode, and Linux apps on Chrome OS.Google released the I/O schedule, which highlights the opening keynote on May 7th at 10:00 AM CT.Google I/O is one of the most exciting events of the year, as it’s when we get an idea of everything Google-related that we’ll be talking about for the upcoming year. It’ll fix the issue without having to admit that it’s, you know, an actual issue. That makes it’s something that affects all users (or probably will eventually)-not just a “small number of users.” Still, the fact that it was finally acknowledged does say something, and in typical Apple fashion, I bet we can expect to see a redesigned system in the next MacBook. Īs Engadget points out in the linked piece, companies that focus on breakdowns and repairs (like iFixit) have found the system in the new MacBook keyboard to be fragile and a design flaw. WatchOS 5.2 is out, bringing ECG functionality to Europe and Hong Kong.In a comment to The Wall Street Journal, an Apple spokesperson said they’re aware that a “small number of users” are having issues with the keyboard.

The third-generation MacBook keyboards have been getting heavily criticized for a while now, and Apple finally said something about it.