HMD Global states that most Android users bought budget phones HMD Global states that most Android users bought budget phones In case you don’t know, HMD Global is the company that manufactures Nokia’s devices. The company was able to present us with some stats about the Android market. In Q1 of 2022, roughly 60% of Android users chose to rock budget phones. Looking at Android users in the US, about two-thirds use phones that are under $250....
The Motorola Edge 30 Neo specs appeared on the Google Play Console The Motorola Edge 30 Neo specs appeared on the Google Play Console The Motorola Edge 30 Neo is not the company’s flagship, that is reserved for the upcoming Motorola Edge 30 Ultra. The Edge 30 Neo does seem like an interesting mid-range device, though. Its specifications did surface a while back, but considering this info is coming from the Google Play Console, it kind of confirms what we already knew....
The veteran streaming service has been going through some tough times over the past year, and we could see that from a mile away. The company has been trying out some methods to help stave off the losses, but they don’t seem to be working. Now, Netflix just lost almost a million subscribers Now, Netflix just lost almost a million subscribers This news is, oddly, not all bad for the company in sort of a weird way....
“I’ll be asking you to call me ‘JH’ instead of buhoejang-nim or daepyo-nim,” Han said during his first meet-and-greet event with staff and executives last week. According to The Korea Herald, buhoejang and daepyo respectively mean Vice Chairman and CEO, the two positions Han holds at Samsung. “Nim,” meanwhile, is an honorific suffix added to show respect. Han also urged the employees to show mutual respect to each other. Regardless of one’s job position, addressing them as “pro” (professional) or “nim” could give a much-needed boost to Samsung’s ambition of creating a horizontal work culture....
The new YouTube update gives it a white status bar The new YouTube update gives it a white status bar It’s painfully obvious when an app hasn’t updated its visuals— there are still some apps that have the UI elements present in Android 4.1. While YouTube isn’t quite that bad, there’s one UI element that’s been long overdue. The status bar above the app has been gray for some time. With the new YouTube app update, it’s now white, which gives it a more modern appearance....
