Samsung brought us the Galaxy Fold - it’s official. Samsung’s $2,000 folding phone is here and did we mention it’s $2,000? Samsung also brought the Galaxy S10e, the Galaxy S10, the Galaxy S10+, and the Galaxy S10 5G.

Our roundup includes stories about a new but not new feature on the Xiaomi Mi 9, shoes that need to be rebooted, how driverless cars interact with law enforcement, “reply-guy” jerk faces on twitter, Israel’s impending trip to the moon, Sweden going cashless.

Two phones came out today in advance of Samsung’s Galaxy S10 which gets announced later today. The Vivo V15 Pro has a popup selfie cam, and the Xiaomi Mi 9 is a beefy contender for under $500. These are just the first in a host of phones coming soon!

Our roundup includes stories about Razer’s phone layoffs, smartphone firsts, the microphone Google forgot to tell you about, Apple’s app consolidation, a supersonic commercial plane, and a car that helps you hit all the greens.

Huawei is caught, once again with its collective pants down, this time stealing more IP. What’s more, Huawei has/had an internal company website where employees can post stolen secrets and get bonuses. Sheesh

 Our roundup includes stories about Huawei’s ironic new tagline, whether or not your phone is spying you, emoji in the courtroom, the lengths to which Google goes to prevent fake news, Netflix severing ties with Marvel, the edge of the universe, and Australia’s billion new trees.

Does TCL have five - FIVE - folding phones in its future? That’s the way it looks from CNet. One interesting design is the bracelet phone which bends around your wrist.

 Our roundup includes stories about LG’s first 5G phone, a short smartphone quiz, the UK’s possible acceptance for Huawei tech in its infrastructure, companies who don’t take your privacy seriously, the founder of Vine and HQ Trivia, the history of the MP3, the history of the JPG, and Facebook’s fight against misinformation.

MWC 2019 is going to be all the hotness, with folding phones, 5G, and a bevy of new flagships, including the Samsung Galaxy S10, Xiaomi Mi 9, and LG G8, listed no coincidentally in that order. We also talk about MWC over on the Android Authority Podcast, released later today.

Our roundup includes stories about Samsung wearable leaks, how Amazon lost New York, Facebook negotiating its own fines, Facebook’s BOLO list, Russian trolls pushing anti-vaxxing BS, and the headline of the day from PC Gamer.

Apple is reportedly launching a new video service along with its news app that we reported on yesterday.

Also, NASA called time of death on the Opportunity Rover.

Our roundup includes stories about new Made by Google products, Apple’s self-driving car woes, the EU’s terrible new copyright law, exploiting YouTube’s copyright rules to extort YouTube channels, data from the Equifax breach of 2017, and where would you hide car keys for $1,000,000?

Apple wants to become the Netflix of News, but it’s going to have to basically screw over a number of top publications to do it. Apple’s services make a lot of money, and today we learn how. 

Our roundup includes stories about the LG G8 ThinQ, a strategic mistake by Xiaomi, OnePlus’s continued rise in the U.S., the problem with fake news in tech and why it’s so common, a catastrophic hack on an email service (probably not yours), and a history lesson from the losers.

Amazon bought home Wifi equipment maker Eero and now can package most of your smarthome needs together under its umbrella. 

Our roundup includes stories about Vivo’s new sub brand and how Chinese OEMs are leveraging the sub brand market, Google’s new AR-enhanced maps, humans who are too fast for games, Microsoft’s next Holo Lens, a dead Mars reality show, and moving to Mars predictions.

Google looks to be releasing an AR-powered way to find your bearings when you emerge from a building or below the street and get going in the right direction.

Our roundup includes stories about OnePlus competing with the best, shoes who know when you’re getting fat, stats showing just how large Amazon is, democratizing space with cheap cubes, Captain Marvel’s awesome 90’s geocities website, Amazon’s tone-deaf MMO, and fans managing players at a football (soccer) game.

Someone’s trying to blackmail Jeff Bezos over dick pics, but they seem to have forgotten that he’s the richest man in the world and has ways of dealing with them. 

Our roundup includes stories about Apple fixing its facetime bug and cracking down on apps tracking users without permission, Google Fiber leaving Louisville, and Sprint Suing AT&T over 5GE.