Google this week launched its newest smartphone, the $349 Pixel 4a, a low-cost device that’s designed to compete with other affordable devices like Apple’s iPhone SE. We picked up one of the new Pixel 4a smartphones and thought we’d check it out to see how it measures up to the iPhone SE, given that the […]
Read MoreMicrosoft unveiled some big improvements to Whiteboard on the web and for Teams that brings it closer in line with its app cousins on iOS and Android. Included are two new features, along with a complete rebuild of the web app that brings improved performance. The rebuilt web app should also mean Microsoft is faster […]
Read MoreTowards the end of its online Unpacked event earlier today, Samsung announced that its flagship devices starting with the Galaxy S10 will get three major Android OS updates. That includes the S10 and Note10 families of course, as well as the S20 and just unveiled Note20 series, and (we assume) the foldables too. The company […]
Read MoreWe’ve covered the launch for every flagship Samsung smartphone for the better part of a decade. We get to go hands-on with the devices to provide readers with our first impressions of the new products. The experience has been completely different this time around due to the pandemic. It was long confirmed before the event […]
Read MoreSamsung had a lot to talk about at its Galaxy Unpacked 2020 event today. This was the first time that the company had to conduct an event of this scale virtually. The in-person event was cancelled due to the pandemic so even those who are normally in attendance at these events, including yours truly, joined […]
Read MoreWe reported earlier this year that the debut Minecraft Festival was postponed just weeks after we first learned about it, leaving 2020 without any confirmed Minecraft events or streams to inform fans and players of the game’s planned future. We still don’t have a lot of information, but LadyAgnes, Mojang Studios Lead Gameplay Developer, took […]
Read MoreOne of the biggest new features of iOS 14 is Home Screen widgets, which provide information from apps at a glance. The widgets can be pinned to the Home Screen in various spots and sizes, allowing for many different layouts. When the iOS 14 beta was first released in June, widgets were limited to Apple’s […]
Read MoreLike all other major carriers in the United States, AT&T will also be selling the Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra that Samsung unveiled today. Customers who get these 5G handsets on AT&T’s Unlimited Elite plan will also get a free subscription to the HBO Max streaming service. All of AT&T’s 5G unlimited […]
Read MoreApple-Acquired Dark Sky Officially Shuts Down Android App Apple in March purchased weather app Dark Sky, and at that time, Dark Sky’s developers said that the app’s Android version would be discontinued on July 1, 2020. However, instead of shuttering the app on that date, the app’s developers announced that the discontinuation would be delayed […]
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Read MoreMicrosoft shipped another new weekly build for Edge Insiders in the Dev channel today. This update includes several new features and fixes, as usual. The highloght, however, is that you can now install Chrome themes from the Chrome web store. Like with extensions, the option to install Chrome themes is available because the new Edge […]
Read MoreSamsung used to unveil new Galaxy Note models at IFA, but in recent years it moved that unveiling to its own Unpacked event. That event has since grown with no less than 7 new devices debuting at it this year. You can (re)watch the livestream from the event or just jump to the good stuff. […]
Read MoreApple-Acquired Dark Sky Officially Shuts Down Android App Apple in March purchased weather app Dark Sky, and at that time, Dark Sky’s developers said that the app’s Android version would be discontinued on July 1, 2020. However, instead of shuttering the app on that date, the app’s developers announced that the discontinuation would be delayed […]
Read MoreGoogle Plus was formally discontinued last year. It was officially dead since April 2019. Those who were part of the platform before its end are said to be receiving an email update about a class-action lawsuit. Google has already settled the issue so don’t be surprised about any notice you may be receiving. The class-action […]
Read MoreBest Pre-Built Gaming PCs for Microsoft Flight Simulator Windows Central 2020 Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 is set to be the next big hit in simulator games. The title makes use of real-world data streamed from the cloud to create one of the most realistic world environments available in gaming. While you don’t need an RTX […]
Read MoreUn habitant de Beyrouth (Liban) filme un nuage de fumée, mardi 4 août, quand une importante explosion fait basculer la ville dans le chaos. Il est 18h10. Les habitants ont d’abord été attirés à leurs fenêtres par une première explosion et un gigantesque incendie sur le port. Dans les rues, de nombreux habitants filment la […]
Read MoreIf the original Galaxy Fold was primarily a tablet with a smartphone undertone, the Galaxy Z Fold 2 is surely blurring the lines between the smartphone and tablet concepts with a lot more elegance and confidence. It was difficult to recommend the original Galaxy Fold to smartphone users were unsure of the form factor, but this […]
Read MoreAw Yesssss Windows Insiders can now run Android apps with the Your Phone app If you use the Your Phone app on your PC, you’re in for a treat. The new “Apps” experience, which lets you run Android apps in their own windows, is now rolling out for testing with Insiders.
Read MoreThe Razer Arctech is a series of phone cases for the iPhone and Razer Phone 2. The company has now launched two new models for the Galaxy Note20 and the Galaxy Note20 Ultra. Similar to other Arctech cases, the Razer Arctech Pro for the Note20 series features Razer’s trademarked Thermaphene cooling technology, which consists of […]
Read MoremacOS users could be targeted with malicious attacks using Microsoft Office files that have macros embedded, according to details on the now-fixed exploit shared today by security researcher Patrick Wardle, who also spoke to Motherboard. Hackers have long used Office files with macros embedded in them as a way to get access to Windows computers, […]
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