The latest software update for Apple’s Watch line dubbed watchOS 7.3 will be available to download later today. It brings a new Unity watch face collection that pays homage to the Pan-African flag which ties in with Apple’s Black History Month initiatives. In addition, the new update unlocks the electrocardiogram (ECG) and irregular heart rate […]
Read MoreApple today released iOS 14.4 and iPadOS 14.4, and along with a handful of minor new features, the software introduces security fixes for three vulnerabilities that may have been used in the wild. According to a security support document shared by Apple, there were kernel and WebKit vulnerabilities affecting all iPhones and iPads running iOS […]
Read MoreAfter leaving OnePlus in October, co-founder Carl Pei moved on to a new venture – exactly what will be revealed tomorrow. His new company is headquartered in London, so the announcement will start at 11 am UK time (which matches UTC time right now). The new company is working on consumer electronics, a market Pei […]
Read MoreStreaming media platform Plex today announced the launch of a new Plex Arcade feature that makes dozens of retro games available to stream from Plex. Retro arcade games can be played on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Chrome, and Android devices. Setup requires a Plex Media server on Windows or macOS, and any Bluetooth or USB […]
Read MoreSamsung has reportedly joined forces with AMD to integrate its new Exynos SoCs with AMD GPUs. In best case scenario, one would expect this combination to set new records that consumers would actually benefit from. Early reports coming in have us filled with hope already. The forthcoming chipset with AMD graphics has appeared to beat […]
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Read MoreTapbots today launched the newest version of the Tweetbot Twitter client, introducing a subscription-based payment requirement and a few new design tweaks and features. The update adds support for Twitter’s V2 API, adding interface options for polls and cards for the first time, and it tweaks the timeline view and adds support for more tweet […]
Read MoreA shakeup at Apple’s top will see current Vice President of Hardware Engineering John Ternus become the Senior VP, while now-former SVP Dan Riccio will be working on a “new project” at Apple. John Ternus has been the VP under Riccio since 2013 and led the team that designed the hardware of the iPhone 12 […]
Read MoreSamsung has released another firmware update for the Galaxy S21 series. Indeed, the new flagship trio has yet to reach customers but the company has already rolled out a first firmware update in anticipation of the phone’s imminent market release, while a second rollout is now taking place for the Galaxy S21 lineup in countless […]
Read MoreWe knew it was coming, but boy were we not prepared for the price! Sony has finally released its Xperia Pro spinoff to the Xperia 1 II smartphone, that it announced in February of 2020. It’s a US exclusive that’s primarily available through Verizon Wireless with a exorbitant $2,500 price tag. Sony waited for the […]
Read MoreAs wearables eye the next round of health metrics to track, a new blood pressure monitor from Swiss start up Aktiia has landed in Europe. The dedicated band uses a PPG sensor to measure blood pressure from the wrist – and it doesn’t require validation every two months from a standard cuff. And what’s more, […]
Read MoreYou are here: Home / AirPods / AirPods vs. AirPods Pro vs. AirPods Max: The Ultimate Buyer’s Guide By Justin Meredith 0 comments Last updated January 26, 2021 It’s been nearly five years since the first pair of AirPods, the predecessor to AirPods Pro and AirPods Max, was launched. For the first year, the earbuds […]
Read MoreMeizu will join the growing list of companies that ship premium phones without a charger in the box – and it looks like the first phones to have that “honor” will be the Meizu 18 and 18 Pro, which received certifications in China. One of the phones will have a 4,500 mAh battery and will […]
Read MoreAt the end of 2017 Apple admitted it slowed down iPhones whose battery had worn out and it was immediately hit with lawsuits. The “batterygate” saga is far from over – an Italian consumer protection agency, Altroconsumo, has filed a lawsuit against the company, seeking compensation of €60 per device (€60 million total). It isn’t […]
Read MoreAt the end of 2017 Apple admitted it slowed down iPhones whose battery had worn out and it was immediately hit with lawsuits. The “batterygate” saga is far from over – an Italian consumer protection agency, Altroconsumo, has filed a lawsuit against the company, seeking compensation of €60 per device (€60 million total). It isn’t […]
Read MoreThe latest 5G handset from ZTE is the Blade X1. It will be exclusive to US MVNO carrier Visible which operates on Verizon’s network. The X1 is actually quite similar to ZTE’s Blade V2020 5G with the only difference being the Blade X1 is powered by the Snapdragon 765G chipset. You get a 6.5-inch IPS […]
Read MoreWalking has become a favorite activity for many in these pandemic times, and Apple just introduced a way to make it more interesting. Starting this week, the company is bringing a feature called Time to Walk – it is available to Apple Watch owners who have subscribed to the Fitness+ program. The new feature comes […]
Read MoreMacPaw, the developers behind the Setapp store, have released a major update to their award-winning duplicate finder app, Gemini 2, in the form of a real-time duplicates monitor. The Duplicates Monitor, which appears as a menu bar item and runs in the background, identifies identical files as they’re added to macOS, including pictures, videos, documents, […]
Read MoreAs promised, the Motorola Edge S is now official and on sale in China. This is the first phone to claim the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 870. It’s built on a 7nm process, has an 8-core processor with one Cortex-A78 core running at the highest-in-smartphone 3.2GHz. The Motorola Edge S naturally has 5G built in. You […]
Read MoreThe Indian government banned over 250 mobile apps in the span of several months, citing issues with data collection and user privacy. Some of them include the popular TikTok, WeChat, Baidu, Alibaba’s main browser UC Browser, several Xiaomi-related apps, and lots of games. Today, the Asian country has followed through and completely banned 59 apps […]
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