With everything going on, I’d kinda forgotten that Motorola revived the Razr name and slapped it on a $1,500 foldable smartphone. After Samsung followed up with a device that’s likely superior and costs less, it was easy to forget, but now Motorola is releasing a “blush-gold” colored variant.

The bad news? It’s still got a relatively small battery capacity, the same high price tag and it’s still Verizon exclusive. But if you can get over all that, at least it’s fashionable. That’s something, right?

-- Richard

Apple makes some of its TV+ originals available for free

Still looking for something to watch?

Apple

If you have access to the Apple TV app, you can stream some of the company’s original content for free. Servant, For All Mankind, Little America and Snoopy in Space are just some of the items on offer, but The Morning Show and Mythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet will remain behind the paywall.

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Microsoft set to push Windows 10X and Surface Neo releases back until 2021

New plan.

Engadget

According to ZDNet’s Mary Jo Foley, Microsoft Chief Product Officer Panos Panay told some of his team members that the tech giant won’t be delivering the new platform and the dual-screen devices it’s meant for before the year ends.

The company is reportedly hoping to ship some of the platform’s features before the OS itself becomes available, though, so we might get a taste of Windows 10X in an upcoming Windows 10 update for single-screen machines. Separately, Brad Sams reports that we could see 10X test builds next month, and that the Android-powered Duo device is still right on schedule.

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'Saturday Night Live' returns to TV with a remote episode

Something else to watch while you’re at home.

NBC

NBC’s long-running series is planning a “remotely produced” episode that will air April 11th at 11:30 PM Eastern. It won’t shock you to hear that the usual sketches and music breaks won’t take place. You will get “Weekend Update,” though, and there are promises of material from various cast members.

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Source: Engadget

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