Report: LG is building a foldable OLED display for an HP laptop and perhaps an Apple MacBook too

LG Display unveiled a 17” foldable OLED panel at CES earlier this year and it already has its first client – HP will release a foldable laptop using the panel later this year, reports The Elec. LG also supplied the 13.3” panel for the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold from last year. The display maker may have an even bigger client on the hook – Apple. The Korean publication writes that LG and Apple are working together to develop a new panel that will be used in a foldable MacBook-iPad hybrid. The panel will use Ultra Thin Glass (UTG) instead of polyamide. Apple is expected to unveil its first...

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Samsung Galaxy A53 in for review

Samsung introduced the Galaxy A53 a couple of weeks back and today as the phone went on sale we managed to get a unit for review. It retains a lot of the DNA of its 2021 predecessors but comes with a couple of major upgrades that we'll go over before handing the phone to our review team. The company decided to keep the overall look of the camera bump for the quad-cam setup, and this year’s phones also have lovely colors - our unit came in Awesome Peach. It appears orange or gold depending on the lighting. Sadly, the Galaxy A53 does not have an adapter in the retail box in most...

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Microsoft renames Your Phone to Phone Link, announces partnership with Honor

Microsoft has been offering an official link between Android phones and Windows 10 for several years, and now the service got updated as desktop devices move to Windows 11. The Your Phone app now has a new name - Phone Link - and brings a brand-new interface that brings notifications upfront. Microsoft also announced the service will be available in China, following a partnership with Honor which will bring support for some devices of the now-independent smartphone brand. Windows 11 is now allowing smartphones to connect easier by scanning a QR code, which automatically starts...

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Samsung and iFixit announce Galaxy self-repair program

Samsung US will soon offer a new self-repair program for its Galaxy smartphones and tablets. Made in collaboration with iFixit, the Galaxy self-repair program will give Samsung device owners access to spare parts, repair tools and guides on fixing their devices. The program will launch this summer covering the Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S21 series smartphones as well as the Galaxy Tab S7+ initially with plans to add more devices later on. It remains to be seen if the program will expand to more markets. Samsung users will soon be able to fix their own phones The devices confirmed at...

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