Hate it or love it, it is definitely interesting, and it’s unlike any of the other foldable display flip phones we have seen. My first impression was that it felt very solid and had a really ...

Apple will launch its second foldable iPhone in the second half of 2027, as part of a major shake-up of its iPhone launch strategy, according to industry analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. According to Kuo's ...

The foldable development on consumer technology already started many years ago, but Apple has yet to deliver one from their end. However, rumors have claimed that this is about to change.

Along with an iPhone "Fold," Apple is believed to be working on a larger foldable device that's somewhere around 19 inches, and one analyst suggests it could arrive as soon as late next year ...

After working at NASA, he became an expert on putting and shots close to the green through his coaching, books, television appearances and training aids. By Richard Sandomir Dave Pelz, who left ...

Phil Mickelson penned an emotional tribute to his former coach Dave Pelz following his death earlier this week. Pelz, a renowned short game coach, died at the age of 85 Sunday in his Texas home ...

Pelz, a former research scientist at NASA, was best known for his innovations improving golfers' short game and putting. He tested and created different techniques, training aids and tools that ...

He was 85. Pelz, born October 8, 1939, left NASA in 1974 to focus on the the science of putting, and created a data-driven approach to teaching the short game. He established different techniques and ...

After studying how golfers aimed their putters in the early 1980s, Pelz discovered that most players are terrible at this essential skill. “Aim is the first fundamental of putting,” Pelz told ...

That scientific approach, along with his concentration on the short game and putting, set him apart from other golf instructors and coaches before a wave of gurus and specialists developed in the mid- ...

Pelz took his new tool to the practice putting green and proceeded to miss the first 97 putts. But the 98 th attempt, he stroked squarely and the ball rolled straight and true into the cup.

The device worked simply enough: Hit the prong and the ball deflected off course. Pelz took his new tool to the practice putting green and proceeded to miss the first 97 putts. But the 98 th attempt, ...