Google I/O 2021 dates are set — Android 12 and a possible Pixel 5a announcement By Sean Riley Android 12 and Pixel 5a could be the highlights of Google I/O 2021
Apple sets WWDC 2021 for June 7 to 11 — here's what we know By Sean Riley Apple's WWDC 2021 will officially kick off on June 7 and the event will once again be online only this year.
Samsung Galaxy S21 event: How to watch Unpacked and what to expect By Sean Riley Samsung Galaxy Unpacked is a month early this year and we can't wait to see the Galaxy S21 lineup. While there have been plenty of leaks, some surprises tend to slip through the cracks.
Apple iPhone 12 event: How to watch and what to expect By Sean Riley Apple’s October 2020 event is going to be the big reveal for the iPhone 12, but we’re taking a look at how you can watch and everything else you can expect at the digital-only event on October 13.
Samsung may deliver an affordable 120Hz smartphone at 'Unpacked for Every Fan' event By Sean Riley Samsung has yet another virtual event in store for us this month with its 'Unpacked for Every Fan' event that could see the release of a new, more affordable Samsung Galaxy S20.
Pixel 5 launch event announced by Google — Here's what to expect By Sean Riley Google has issued invites to its Pixel 5 launch event on September 30. The livestreamed virtual event will also include the reveal of the Pixel 4a 5G, a new Chromecast and a new Nest smart speaker.
IFA 2020: Intel 11th Gen, new laptops, 5G, smartphones, headphones and more By Sean Riley Everything we expect to see at IFA 2020
WWDC Preview: How to watch and what to expect By Sean Riley Here’s a look at everything we expect to see at WWDC 2020
Apple WWDC 2020 schedule unveiled — here is what to expect By Sean Riley Here's the schedule of events for the biggest WWDC ever
Amazon Prime Day 2020 pushed back to September (report) By Hilda Scott Amazon Prime Day 2020 will now take place in September as the retailer copes with high volume orders.
Apple announces WWDC 2020 in June as a 'new online experience' By Sean Riley Apple has announced that its annual developer conference (WWDC) is moving to an online-only format this year due to the ongoing health concerns regarding the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).
