nextpit - Opinion

Some dramas and also good news reached us this week. Here are our winners and losers from the world of technology of the last seven days.

They accompany us daily in our work and I'm sure you've come across them - smartphone leaks. Here's why the business of intelligence is so addictive.

From 2023/2024 onwards, computer science is to become a compulsory subject in Lower Saxony, Germany. Here's why that pisses me off.

The outbreak of the Coronavirus in China and subsequently around the world threatens to cause chaos at the MWC 2020. Here's what we know so far.

The next generation of foldable smartphones from Samsung and Co. is here. Here's why nobody wants them!

Living without credit card payment completely changes your use of payment methods. Fortunately, there is Revolut.

The market is bursting with new products, but there's only one pair of true wireless earbuds I'm waiting for - the Google Pixel Buds 2. Here's why.

We've received updates for the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge. Is it worth keeping yours or even buying one in 2020? We take a look.

At a time when the planet is worried about the spread of the coronavirus, Apple has decided to contribute to the ongoing battle against the virus.

First the lawsuit against Google and now the planned obsolescence of good appliances: Sonos is showing its true colors this week.

Ionity is increasing the price per kWh when you charge your electric car at its charging stations in Europe. Here's why that's a bad idea.

It may still be January and it may still be cold for most of us, but this is exactly why it's the right time to buy an electric bicycle. Here's why.

Google claims it is concerned many people feel they spend too much time on their phones, but with its 'Experiments', it's making a mockery of that.

If Huawei's million-dollar investment in developing apps for its AppGallery comes good, we will have an exciting alternative to Google and Apple.

Whether on a plane or a ship, if you don't switch off your smartphone, high roaming fees could be imminent. Learn how you can avoid expensive bills here.

A new study from MIT, UCL and Aarhus University, found that only 11.8 percent of websites "meet the minimal requirements set based on European law."

Amazon, Apple, Google, IKEA, and Samsung want to work together and define a common smart home standard. Is this a curse or a blessing?

If you’re thinking about buying a new smartphone, we’d strongly advise against investing this month. Here’s why waiting could save you a lot of money.

We're right in the middle of CES 2020 in Las Vegas, and tech companies are showing off their new innovations. Here are the biggest surprises so far.

Huge sensors, gigantic resolutions and in-display cameras: photo and video fans can look forward to spectacular camera innovations in 2020.