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Xiaomi and Oppo have both shown off their under screen selfie camera tech. At MWC Shanghai reporters had their first chance to inspect the technology. Turns out, as it stands, under display smartphone camera tech isn't perfect... Yet.

Samsung and Apple are more intimately connected than many tech fans might expect. Samsung OLED displays have quickly become the backbone of the premium smartphone market in 2019. The iPhone X and iPhone XS wouldn't be the smartphones they are without Samsung involvement.

The Huawei ban has led to some bizarre outcomes. In this case it appears Fedex is refusing to deliver certain packages including Huawei products. The product in question for this specific shipment was a single Huawei P30 Pro.

Apple has issued an official recall for the MacBook Pro. The recall targets MacBooks sold between 2015-2017. The recall references battery issues and potential fire safety risks.

The Samsung Galaxy Fold is finally moving closer to commercial availability. According to a high ranking executive at Samsung the Fold is fixed and ready for sale. Can the Galaxy Fold regain it's glory or is it too late?

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 will come in two versions according to reports. Rumor has it there will be a standard Galaxy Note 10 at 6.3-inches and a Galaxy Note 10 Pro at 6.75-inches.

The new iPhone could be the biggest Apple has ever made. According to Ming-Chi Kuo the iPhone will be scaling up to 6.7 inches for the Max model and down to 5.4 inches for the standard flagship. He also speculates that the scale of the budget model will remain the same at 6.1 inches.

Folding phones are just the beginning for futuristic smartphone designs... Behold, the Samsung vertical rollable smartphone.

The US Huawei ban has severely jeopardized Huawei's laptop business . Huawei was set to announce it's latest laptop at CES Asia in Shanghai but had to bail on the event. They have cancelled the next generation Matebook for now. It appears the ongoing Huawei ban has impacted it's ability to deliver a product relying on Intel and Microsoft.

As trade tensions continue to rise Foxconn claims to have a solution. Foxconn discusses the possibility of moving Apple's iPhone production out of China and into other countries. One of those countries is India where older generation iPhones and the iPhone XR are already being produced.