MoNa Weekly: MrMobile!
Michael Fisher is back in action, ladies and gentlemen! As the one and only MrMobile, he'll be bringing you his own unique take on the latest and greatest in technology.
Derek Kessler is a recovering smartphone and Twitter addict and the Editor-in-Chief of CrackBerry. He is focused on bringing you the latest and greatest takes on the technology news of the day, from breaking news to no-holds-barred savage opinion pieces.
Michael Fisher is back in action, ladies and gentlemen! As the one and only MrMobile, he'll be bringing you his own unique take on the latest and greatest in technology.
Apple and Microsoft showcase what's coming next while OnePlus impresses with quality hardware and no gimmicks.
Motorola shows off their new Z, Windows dips its toe into banking, Tesla fights off the trolls, and Apple ramps up for WWDC.
ASUS fires their entire arsenal, Samsung takes another crack at fitness, and Tesla's fully self-driving Model 3.
Google wins in court, ZTE goes big, Tesla ramps up, Apple on the defensive, and the return of Windows Central Gems!
The biggest news of the week: Google I/O out on the Google campus where Google unveiled a whole bunch of new Google things.
This week on Mobile Nations: the Android world looks ahead to Google I/O 2016, Apple squashes a disappearing music bug, Windows gets another preview update, and Tesla hires big for the Model 3
Tesla picks up the pace, Windows 10 hits 300 million devices, HTC gives their new phone an update, and safeguarding your digital keys.
Apple earnings aren't oh my god amazing record setting and everybody loses it, the Facebook suite arrives for Windows, the Priv gets Marshmallow, and the Model 3 will be Ludicrously fast.
This week on Mobile Nations: HTC 10, VR galore, updated MacBooks, a huge Windows Insider update, and gadgets that have wheels and go 155 miles per hour.
HTC goes for 10, Apple lays the groundwork for the future, and Microsoft updates, well, everything.
This week on Mobile Nations: Huawei rolls out a dual-lensed P9, Apple wraps up a new set of double tour Watch bands, BlackBerry doubles down on Android, and Microsoft goes double awesome with HoloLens.
Microsoft's Build 2016 developer conference revolved around one idea: 'conversations as a platform', and that means making computing smarter and more natural — and more virtual bots and assistants.
A new life for the iPhone 5 design, a shrunken iPad Pro, impending Android, and what happens when you let the internet teach and AI how to love.
Deciding on the Galaxy S7, Windows 10 Mobile updates for most (but not all), newer and smaller iPhones SE and iPads Pro, and even the beleaguered BlackBerry 10 gets some love.
Pre-order the HTC Vive and Microsoft HoloLens, get your own Galaxy S7, and Apple gets some support in their tussle with the FBI.
Samsung Galaxy S7. HP Elite x3. LG G5. Apple vs. FBI. Xiaomi Mi5. MWC always brings out the crazy.
In the shadow of Apple's battle with the FBI over encryption, BlackBerry reiterated their stance on security and encryption. It's a nuanced position: compliance with legal requests but also protecting their customers' privacy.
Ramping up to the Galaxy S6 and LG G5 and pushing back against the FBI.
As we ramp up towards MWC 2016, there's one thing on minds: the Samsung Galaxy S7. And the LG G4. And the iPhone 7. Okay, maybe there are a few things on minds.