Microsoft today announced that the Lumia 640, Lumia 640 XL will be available through AT&T, T-Mobile and MetroPCS in the US, offering some choice for consumers as to who they wish to use with their shiny new smartphone.
The Lumia 640, announced today at Mobile World Congress 2015, will sell for less than $200, while its phablet brother, the Lumia 640 XL will be priced at $245 phone with dual-SIM LTE on board (the dual-SIM 3G version is even cheaper at $210). For the specifications available they're not bad prices at all.
Availability information is expected to hit sometime in the near future. For everyone else, numerous carriers and retailers will partner up with Microsoft to launch the new Windows Phones.
Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c and 8c deliver lower-cost ARM Windows PCs
Qualcomm is finally delivering Windows 10 on ARM chips for entry-level and mid-range laptops. The new Snapdragon 7c and 8c processors look to expand Qualcomm's PC portfolio starting in 2020. Here is what you need to know about these new chips and how they are positioned against the existing top-tier Snapdragon 8cx.
Review: CalDigit's USB-C Pro Dock is a well-built and versatile tool
Most docking stations make you choose whether you want to connect with USB-A, USB-C, or Thunderbolt 3, but CalDigit's USB-C Pro Dock gives you the versatility of being compatible with all three. We tested it out to see if it's worth a buy.
Windows 10 build 19035 rolls out to Fast and Slow ring Insiders
Another new Windows 10 preview build is headed out to Insiders today. Both Slow and Fast ring Insiders can download build 19035, which brings another batch of fixes and improvements, but no new features.
Keep your Xbox One controller charged and ready with these battery options
Sick of standard AA battery cells? Try one of these great Xbox controller charging solutions instead.
