Orange and T-Mobile customers have been able to utilise 2G signals on each operators networks since September 2010 as a result of the two companies, but today Everything Everywhere – parent company of both operators –has announcedit will roll out 3G signals to all of its 27 million customers from next week. The “big 3G switch-on” will allow customers on either network to benefit from faster data download speeds at no extra cost, providing data on either an Orange or T-Mobile network when the host network should be unavailable or out of range....

In the past, Telegram has attempted to earn money bycreating a cryptocurrency operation,but the idea failed. Now, the firm is relying on an age-old idea to get some cash in the bank: ads. Over the weekend, the app’s founder, Pavel Durov,saidthat the firm will now allow ads on its platform in a limited capacity. Thankfully, you won’t see any ads in your private chats or channels: Telegram will not show promotional messages in your chat list, private conversations or groups....

Apple announced the iPhone 13 series of flagship devices last night. While there weren’t any jaw-dropping updates from the iPhone 12,Apple used the event as an attempt to convince people that the new devices had much better cameras. Let’s take a look at what’s new in iPhone 13 cameras. iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini While the specifications of the main lens remain the same, Apple has adopted the new1.7µm pixel size as compared to 1....

Samsung held its Unpacked event today, and true tomyriad rumors, the company announced a couple of new folding phones, a fancy watch, and its latest take on its noise-canceling earbuds. Here’s a summary of the best news of the day. The Galaxy Z Fold 3 Third time’s the charm, as the Z Fold 3 seems to take significant steps to address people’s biggest complaints about the series. Samsung did not announce a new Note series phone today but instead brought a stylus to the Fold family....

It has been a long day in the land of Microsoft, but a good and productive one. Given that so much was announced at CES, we are bringing you a classic TNW everything in one handy’ list post. We are going to keep each bit brief, and point you to a main article or source to prevent information overload. Of course, we hope that you had a chance to follow the news with us, but given that time zones are rough, we are here to help....