Fabien Röhlinger

Smartphones aren't what they used to be... exciting! Times have changed and we want or have to follow suit. It's time to make a change something - and it's quite a big one.

iPhone sales are weakening, and this is also affecting their contracted manufacturer Foxconn. Foxconn has reacted by lowering costs, which is above all affecting their employees. Here's the story.

During the SDC18, Samsung also provided more information on the form factor of the new foldable display - both for the front screen and for the screen after the device has been opened.

Samsung has not only shown a real innovation with its foldable display technology "Infinity Flex", but has also indirectly left the Android universe. Here are my thoughts from the SDC in San Francisco.

Even though the Samsung Infinity V might only be an experiment in how the market reacts to a really striking product, this kind of innovation could lead other manufacturers to also try to break from Google- and pose a serious test to Android.

Samsung and South Korea - both impressed and inspired me during my short 4 day trip. It's now time for the grand finale of the 'Inside Samsung' series and for the conclusion of my experience there.

Samsung is a modern and innovative company that wants to bring its ideas into different aspects of life. Our visit to the R&D Center in Seoul showed us some of these ideas.

Samsung is in transition - just like the city where the company originated. Visiting Seoul reveals the parallels that both the city and the company share: they're both innovative, fast and big. This is a travelog of my visit in four parts.

There are many good reasons to buy the new Apple Watch Series 4. This time Apple has managed to reach the mass market with new features.

A visit to Motorola in Chicago makes it clear: the former industry leader has taken some knocks, but is slowly fighting its way back to the top.