• Forget iPhone 8 2017 Release – All iPhone 2018 Upgrades Will Have OLED Display?

  Apple intends to use OLED on all iPhone models by 2018, indicating the tech giant’s OLED-laced iPhone 8 release this 2017 is just the start of the eventual switch from LCD to “advanced organic light-emitting diode displays.” However, LCD will remain in Apple’s supply chain until 2019, new reports said.

  

• No iOS 10.3.2/11 Jailbreak Release – Here’s Why Public iPhone Jailbreaking is Dead

  Public jailbreaking is dead and that could be the chief reason no fully usable jailbreak tools have come out since iOS 9. And the same thing will happen for iOS 10.3.2 and iOS 11. Specifically, the latter firmware will be officially rolled out and there will be no jailbreak release to follow.

  

• NBA Rumors: LeBron James Can’t Resist the Thrill of Joining the LA Lakers?

  Will LeBron James end his career with the Cleveland Cavaliers? The 32-year-old NBA superstar still has many fruitful playing years ahead of him and it’s hard to imagine he can just dismiss the urge to explore the unlimited options before him – or the thrill of joining the famed Los Angeles Lakers and rub elbows with the legendary Magic Johnson.

  

• Galaxy Note 8 vs. Galaxy S8: Top Reasons 2017 Samsung Phablet Flagship is the Better Buy

  Samsung would not admit but the upcoming Galaxy Note 8 release is basically a souped up version of the Galaxy S8 hence the reasons to step up when the phablet flagship touches down seem not compelling enough. And it’s already given the Note 8 will cost more, the base price rumored to start at $1000, so what users will get that are not already packed with the GS8, and at a relatively lower price?

  

• Imminent End of The Pirate Bay, Torrenting Due to Google Chrome’s Ad-Blocking Feature?

  Government authorities and copyright holders are convinced torrenting is a gateway to large-scale online piracy, hence the relentless campaign to take down popular free download sites like The Pirate Bay, ExtraTorrent and KickassTorrents. But these websites and other torrent operations could soon become extinct courtesy of an upcoming Google Chrome update.