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  • 1 week ago | cnet.com | Patrick Holland

    When the Trump Organization announced its new Trump Mobile cell service and gold colored T1 phone -- complete with an American flag on the back -- it raised a lot of questions. While most of them focused on the numerous mistakes and typos on the Trump Mobile site -- some of which have been fixed -- other errors and questionable policies, like calling RAM storage, not identifying the handset's processor or the fact that you can't get a refund for the T1 phone raised several flags for us.

  • 1 week ago | cnet.com | Patrick Holland

    When the Trump Organization announced its new Trump Mobile cell service and gold colored T1 phone -- complete with an American flag on the back -- it raised a lot of questions. While most of them focused on the numerous mistakes and typos on the Trump Mobile site -- some of which have been fixed -- other errors and questionable policies, like calling RAM storage, not identifying the handset's processor or the fact that you can't get a refund for the T1 phone raised several flags for us.

  • 2 weeks ago | thetechstreetnow.com | Patrick Holland

    29 minutes ago   cnet Apple is going to change the way it names its software, according to a report by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Instead of iOS 19 and WatchOS 12 being previewed at WWDC, Apple will show off iOS 26 and WatchOS 26. The idea is that Apple's software across the board, from TVOS to VisionOS, will have the year incorporated into its name. But why 26 and not 25?

  • 2 weeks ago | cnet.com | Patrick Holland

    Apple previewed iOS 26, the next version of iPhone software, at WWDC 2025. And no, you're not reading that wrong. It's got a new name, look and a lot more. The update to iOS 26 comes with a lot of features and improvements that I've wanted for some time, including call screening. Last year, we got Apple Intelligence, and the year before that, the company unveiled the Vision Pro. This year, Apple renamed all of its software and made it look more unified.

  • 2 weeks ago | cnet.com | Patrick Holland

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Patrick Holland
Patrick Holland @trickholland
25 May 25

Whether or not Apple gets taxed with tariffs, we can learn a lot by looking at how the company handled earlier price hikes (and a one-time drop) and what that means for the iPhone 17 (it'll likely cost more). #iPhone17 #tariffs @CNET https://t.co/K9QzMwoUnP

Patrick Holland
Patrick Holland @trickholland
22 May 25

For 5 minutes, I felt like Benji in Mission: Impossible. But instead of wearing smart glasses at the Vienna State Opera and hearing Tom Cruise's voice, I was in a 5-by-5-foot wooden shed at the Google I/O developer conference with Gemini AI in my ear. https://t.co/NENXsHVJEx

Patrick Holland
Patrick Holland @trickholland
22 May 25

RT @Jamesco: The @CNET team at #GoogleIO @faith @trickholland @alheeti_3 https://t.co/rM4Ugm3zlp