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This Xperia 1 IV leak shows us a phone with noticeable bezels This Xperia 1 IV leak shows us a phone with noticeable bezels Sony used to sell smartphones to the general public, but it just couldn’t get much of a foothold in the market outside of Japan. Despite introducing the world’s first phone with a 4K display, it just couldn’t move as many units as Apple or Samsung. Because of this, the company had to shrink away from the mainstream and start developing more niche products....

Lenovo Smart Tab M9 design and specs Lenovo Smart Tab M9 design and specs The Lenovo Smart Tab M9 comes in a metallic housing with a dual-tone design that you seldom see in Android tablets in this segment. The device is pretty slim too, measuring just 7.99mm in thickness. This gives the tablet a premium look though you aren’t getting a powerful gadget inside. MediaTek’s Helio G80 chipset powers this tablet....

In addition to optimizing Office apps for the new smartphones, Microsoft will also bring Outlook and Teams into the mix, as per Phone Arena. The Galaxy Z Fold 3 can leverage Multi-Active Window to multitask with Office applications The Galaxy Z Fold 3 can leverage Multi-Active Window to multitask with Office applications Both phones will allow users to run multiple apps simultaneously using Samsung’s Multi-Active window feature. The display real estate on the Galaxy Z Fold 3 offers plenty of room for creativity, and Microsoft wants to utilize it effectively for its enterprise tools....

Firefox Reality is going to a different company Firefox Reality is going to a different company For the past four years, Firefox Reality has been the company’s virtual reality solution to browsing. Using a VR headset, you could surf the web with a floating interface. You could do anything you could with a regular browser along with 3D videos and other cool features. However, it seems that Mozilla is done with this venture....

According to a Platformer report, Musk and Sacks talked about putting Twitter behind a paywall in recent meetings. They haven’t come up with any plans yet. But one of the ideas explored was to offer a limited-time free access every month and start charging thereafter. It’s unclear if Musk is serious about this move or if it was just a discussion on a light note. The Tesla and SpaceX CEO does need more money streams from Twitter given the company’s huge debt burden, though a putting paywall likely won’t be the best idea....