While iOS 13 and watchOS 6 were released last week, followed by iPadOS 13.1 and tvOS 13 this week, we’re still waiting on macOS Catalina. Apple’s website, however, suggests that macOS Catalina might launch as soon as Friday, October 4th.
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It appears Samsung just can't catch a break when it comes to its Galaxy Fold smartphone. After years of leaks and hype, it was finally launched earlier this year in April. Some tech journalists received their pre-production units in April only to have them break and be returned to Samsung for investigation. Subsequent leaks seemed to indicate that Samsung had figured out the reasons behind the failure and was working on a redesign for a second future launch, not unlike the Galaxy Note 7 debacle from 2016. The much-anticipated return of the Galaxy Fold was announced for September 27th with AT&T and Best Buy joining Samsung to sell the devices.
Read MoreTechCrunch editor's Galaxy Fold is already broken after one day was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
A new wallpaper is a quick and easy way to freshen up your phone. If you're a fan of OnePlus's wallpapers, you're in luck — Hampus Olsson, who designs them, has just made the three new 7T backgrounds available for download on his blog.
Olsson's blog post describes the process and philosophy behind these wallpapers. They were made with Blender 2.8, rendered with the Cycles engine, and finalized in Photoshop.
Read MoreHere are the OnePlus 7T's new wallpapers was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Google wouldn't be Google if it didn't break stuff from time to time. If you've been wondering why your Updates tab in the Play Store app is blank, rest assured knowing that you're not alone; it's an issue affecting pretty much everyone.
Read More[Update: Fix coming] Google broke the Play Store's Updates tab was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
