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The Morning After: The first almost-all screen Android phone

Hey, good morning! You look fabulous. So what's next for phones after foldable screens, punch hole cameras and notches? Apparently, just wrapping a display around the whole thing. Also, there's an augmented reality board game Kickstarter you should… Source: engadget

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Samsung's 43.7-megapixel sensor has the tiniest pixels yet

Samsung's latest smartphone camera sensor above is under 5mm wide, but it has a resolution of 43.7 megapixels — more than most DSLRs. That means the pixels on the "Isocell Slim GH1" are just 0.7 micrometers wide, beating the 0.8-micrometer pixels on… Source: engadget

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Lockheed Martin will help take NASA astronauts back to the Moon

NASA is going all out to support the Artemis program despite doubts that it can send humanity back to the Moon by 2024. The space agency has awarded Lockheed Martin with the Orion Production and Operations Contract (OPOC) to supply it with Orion spac… Source: engadget

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What do you want to know about Samsung's updated Galaxy Fold?

Well, would you look at that: The same day Samsung announced its official US Galaxy Fold launch, it also loaned us one of its updated devices for yet another round of testing. For the next week or so, I'll be digging into the changes Samsung made in… Source: engadget

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Google told it doesn't have to apply 'right to be forgotten' results globally

In a landmark privacy case, an EU court has ruled that Google does not have to apply "right to be forgotten" laws globally. That means it will only need to remove disputed search results in Europe, and nowhere else, after receiving an approved takedo… Source: engadget