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Samsung’s Galaxy Fold is one of the first foldable phones to hit the market, but it has a sticker price of $1,980. With a price that high, does it come with any premium accessories? Let’s find out as we unbox Samsung’s first foldable phone. MORE SAMSUNG CONTENT:...
Focals are the best smart glasses to hit the market so far. They're from a company called North, which received venture backing from Amazon and Intel, among others. CNBC's Adam Isaak tried them out for a couple weeks. Watch the video to see his take on Focals' smart features and shortcomings. »...
If we want to fully automate deliveries, we'll have to come up with a way to get packages from the self-driving vehicles to the doorstep. Ford and Agility Robotics teamed up to do exactly that – finally solve the last mile delivery problem. Digit is a two-legged, headless robot that unfolds itself from the...
Samsung has rated the Galaxy Fold for 200,000 folds. That's 100 folds per day for 5 years. The average smartphone user unlocks their phone 80-120 times per day. The test in this video simulates 10 days of Samsung Galaxy Fold usage. FOLLOW ME IN THESE PLACES FOR UPDATES Twitter - http://twitter.com/unboxtherapy...
Google cancels, kills, and transitions a lot of products. Google has killed apps like Allo and Inbox as well as hardware like Nexus phones and Chromecast Audio. Even services like Google and Hangouts are being shut down. Google experiments on a lot of projects but they don't always follow through. Google's,...
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Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and other tech companies have a ton of our data. We give up a lot of our privacy to use their services. But we don't always know how well that data is protected or which 3rd parties have access to it. Data breaches like Collection #1 or attacks like the T-Mobile hack happen way too...
The Lenovo Yoga S940 is a new addition to Lenovo's laptop lineup. Aesthetically it's very appealing and it seems impossibly small considering it's 14-inch display. Is the Lenovo Yoga S940 good enough to replace my Thinkpad Carbon X1? FOLLOW ME IN THESE PLACES FOR UPDATES Twitter -...
There’s a whole invisible network of computers that makes the internet work -- and weirdly, most of those computers are controlled by Amazon web services. Here’s why Amazon is THE internet. Learn more: http://bit.ly/2WzRl9G Subscribe: http://goo.gl/G5RXGs Like The Verge on Facebook: https://goo.gl/2P1aGc...
