Pitfalls of smartphone repairs
One of our regular readers asked that we look into the pitfalls of smartphone repairs. To which I responded tell me more of what you want to know?
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Ray Shaw
ITy Bytes 19 August – Xiaomi and Vivo here, Samsung’s QLED gaming monitor update, Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 2, Smartphones shipments down but Apple nose-dives, Google going green; ScamWatch – secret questions
ITy Bytes 19 August – in this edition,
JB selling Xiaomi and vivo phones, Samsung QLED curved Gaming monitor range expands,
Ultimate Ears Wonder Boom Boom,... (Read More)
Huawei – another 90-days of agonising indecision
Possibly the worst thing that could have happened to Huawei did happen on 19 August. The US Executive Order granted it another 90-days of limited access to Goo... (Read More)
ITy Bytes 17 August – Apple screws iPhone owners, Samsung Note10 gets top camera mark, Update Windows 10 now, Google add nagging reminders
ITy Bytes 17 August – in this edition,
Update Microsoft Windows 10 now, Google adds reminder features – Hey Ray, do the
newsletter!, Samsung releases 64 an... (Read More)
ITy Bytes 16 August – JBL Link Bar, IKEA and Sonos, Jura coffee; Netgear Wi-FI 6; Mophie charges Apple
ITy Bytes 16 August – in this edition,
JBL Tunes in with Tune 120TWS, JBL Link Bar finally here – yes really after waiting
a year, IKEA and Sonos – no Alle... (Read More)
What’s Huawei to do – US Executive Order black ban upheld
The 90-day extension granted to Google to supply existing Huawei handsets with a limited range of updates has expired. What has happened? Apparently not much e... (Read More)
Coat gets you off the hook
Ever been to a public toilet, and the hook on the back of the door was missing? Ever needed to hang your coat and there was no hook in sight?
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Huawei announces Plan B – HarmonyOS
Huawei has shown its new ‘universal’ operating system – HarmonyOS
– to its annual developer conference.
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Ray Shaw
Managing Editor
Ray Shaw [email protected] has a passion for IT ever since building his first computer in 1980. He is a qualified journalist, hosted a consumer IT based radio program on ABC radio for 10 years, has developed world leading software for the events industry and is smart enough to no longer own a retail computer store!