Customers with wallets weighed down by too much money wanting to celebrate the electoral victory of one Donald Trump can perhaps do so with a gold-plated iPhone 7, courtesy of Russian company Caviar.
Dubbed the "Supremo Trump Changeover," the iPhone 7 features a glitzy gold-plated design the Donald himself would surely approve of. Caviar insists it is "an expression of hope for a rapprochement between Russia and the United States and that of the benevolent words Trump and Russia will follow the actions that will lead to a change in relations between the great powers for the better." Which is fair enough, we guess.
The service will also be integrated in other Galaxy smartphones, as well as home appliances and wearable devices. Samsung does not detail how the Galaxy S8 will use Viv, but it does say Viv allows for seamless use of 3rd party services through an interconnected nature and a sophisticated backend featuring "dynamic program generation."
According to the company, the ultrasonic fingerprint sensor was meant for the Mi 5, but the technology only ready for mass production on July 2016. The technology allows companies to build a fingerprint reader underneath the glass covering the display, although the Mi 5s has a little dent to help users guide their fingers to the sensor.
HTC announces the latest addition to the Desire smartphone family-- the Desire 10, a midrange handset available in 2 variants, one named Lifestyle, the other Pro.
But before we get to the new iPhone, one has to mention the opening of the event in question. In a move simultaneously unbelievable and inevitable Nintendo took the stage to announce its first iPhone game, Super Mario Run. Demonstrated by company guru Shigeru Miyamoto, the game will surely be a first of surely many Nintendo titles hitting iOS, as the ailing Japanese company looks to boost its bottom line by developing games for machines other than its own.
