Made in China: The iPhone apocalypse

Windows 10 Anniversary Update; Low-cost 3D printing

ZDNet Week in Review July 29, 2016

Made in China: Four horsemen of the iPhone apocalypse Today it's the $100 value handset. Tomorrow it will be the $200 premium smartphone. There's nothing left for the traditional device OEMs with those kind of margins. Huawei, ZTE, Xiaomi and Lenovo are coming, and Apple and Samsung can't stop them. READ FULL STORY RELATED • Brick by brick: Will modular handsets save the smartphone market, or destroy it? • Billionth iPhone sold: Does that make it the best-selling product of all time?

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1. Security Is Russia at the heart of the alleged intrusion into Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee systems? FBI investigates. | President Obama's cyber strategy directive sets out which agencies will lead cyber attack response, but dealing with the hackers themselves is a more vexed issue. | ​BlackBerry's 'improved' crypto brings same security, less trust. More security news › 2. Hands-on Upgrading Linux Mint 17.x Cinnamon or MATE to the recently released Linux Mint 18? Here's one experience. | MOD-t first look: a low-cost 3D printer suitable for office or home. | It's not designed for a hardcord athlete, but Samsung's latest Gear Fit 2 brings both music and GPS tracking together in a light weight band form factor. Read more ›

What happens to those free Windows 10 upgrades after today? We've reached the end of Microsoft's unprecedented free upgrade offer for Windows 10. The offer officially expires July 29, 2016, on the one-year anniversary of the operating system's initial release. But what happens now? READ FULL STORY

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