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OnLeaks created this Galaxy S9 render in conjunction with MySmartPrice, allegedly based on CAD factory schematics. The OnLeaks render comes with a 360-degree video to show the phone from all angles. In the video you can see the back and the front of the rumored S9 -- as always, there's nothing official or verified about it. Companies that sell phone accessories are quick to capitalize on the hype. Here we see an imagined render of the phone in a listing for a Galaxy S9 screen protector. Phone case company Olixar also included a Galaxy S9 Plus render in this case listing.

Emergency dispatchers have received a flood of false 911 calls from an red telephone box booth phone box iphone case Apple repair center in Elk Grove, California, Emergency dispatchers in California's Sacramento County tell CBS Sacramento they've seen an influx in recent month of false alarm 911 calls, and the source appears to be an Apple repair center in nearby Elk Grove, "We're able to see quickly where the call is coming from, so when we get one from Apple, the address will come up with their location," Police dispatcher Jamie Hudson told the station..

Apple said it's looking into the matter. "We're aware of 911 calls originating from our Elk Grove repair and refurbishment facility," the company said in a statement. "We take this seriously and we are working closely with local law enforcement to investigate the cause and ensure this doesn't continue."Security: Stay up-to-date on the latest in breaches, hacks, fixes and all those cybersecurity issues that keep you up at night. Blockchain Decoded: CNET looks at the tech powering bitcoin -- and soon, too, a myriad services that will change your life.

That's why it was extra hilarious when Kylie Jenner, who dared try to trademark "Kylie" when we all know that should to red telephone box booth phone box iphone case go Kylie Minogue, tweeted about how Snapchat has lost its way, presumably post-redesign, Bloomberg pointed out that this tweet occurred alongside a 7.2-percent drop in SNAP's share price, which wiped about $1 billion off the company's market value, Here's the thing -- Snapchat should have never made it this far, While Spiegel and company might talk about how this revives the idea of spontaneity in the age of social media posts that exist forever, let's swerve around the circuitous language and hit the crux of the matter -- Snapchat was for sexting, and you cannot monetize a sexting app without treating it like one..

You can attempt to ignore that side of it and monetize the parts that work -- namely, the ability to have your content shoved in front of millions of faces on yet another medium -- but there's no guarantee that will work, and it's clear that it hasn't. Other tech companies with similarly lofty valuations (and, perhaps, aspirations) have ended up in troubled waters, as well. Let's take Facebook, which according to the super-factual-totally-based-on-a-totally-true-story movie "The Social Network" was set up in part to help its founders with the opposite sex. Now, over a decade later, and Zuckerberg's company is being dragged across the coals for helping Russia ruin the pillars of US democracy. At least Snapchat isn't part of that mess, but it's not much better off.