Smartphones

8 Ways IoT Devices Can Improve Your Business Office
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8 Ways IoT Devices Can Improve Your Business Office

Automation and internet-connected products can lead to a happier and more connected workplace.
James Parsons | 5 min read
Apple Is Expected to Launch 3 New iPhones This Year. Here's Everything We Know So Far.

Apple Is Expected to Launch 3 New iPhones This Year. Here's Everything We Know So Far.

Potential changes include a new three-lens camera system and the ability to use the iPhone as a charging pad for other products.
Lisa Eadicicco | 9 min read
Nearly 24 Percent of Parents Are Buying Tablets for Their Preschoolers

Nearly 24 Percent of Parents Are Buying Tablets for Their Preschoolers

Is it possible to be too young for tech?
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Far Too Many 'Adults' Still Using Parents' Phone Plan

Far Too Many 'Adults' Still Using Parents' Phone Plan

A mix of 'failure to launch,' zero desire for financial independence and attractive family plans mean half of people age 18 to 24 are still mooching off actual adults.
Eric Griffith | 2 min read
iPhone 11 Is All About That Square Camera Bump

iPhone 11 Is All About That Square Camera Bump

Dummy models of all three iPhone 11 handsets suggest nothing much is changing apart from the new camera bump, which is certain to divide opinion.
Matthew Humphries | 3 min read

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