For those who like wearing their smartwatches on their right wrist, it’s not always that comfortable or easy since the buttons are still on the right side and the screen can’t be rotated. But it looks like Google is bringing an improvement to the smartwatch platform or at least they’re working on it for a […]
Read MoreAlongside the race for quantum dot technology and mini-LED backlit screens, this year’s TV space at CES saw company’s commit to Google TV as the smart platform on their sets. Following the giants like LG, Samsung, and Sony, the affordable appliance maker Hisense unveiled its 2002 lineup featuring mini-LED televisions with Google TV. These TVs […]
Read MoreShield TV has not seen an update in a long time. Android 10 update was skipped in August 2020 due to lack of useful features. Now after a lull of two years and a few rumors later, Nvidia has finally released the Shield Software Experience Upgrade 9.0 loaded with many Android 11 features that users […]
Read MoreWe’re past January 11 and we did not see a glimpse of the promised launch of the Exynos 2200 AP from Samsung. There were suspicions that they may be canceling or there were some issues in production but it looks like they just postponed the launch to a later date. An official has said that […]
Read MoreDo we need our smartphone cameras to become better? The answer will of course always be yes but we haven’t seen any major innovation in cameras and lenses lately. Chinese smartphone manufacturer Tecno previously announced they will bring a telescopic macro lens soon with motorized stretchable lenses, similar to what we saw previously with digital […]
Read MoreGarmin fans would agree, the Fenix 7 series is long-awaited. While most of us would have expected the three likely models to present themselves at the recently concluded CES 2022. But that’s not really what Garmin had planned. The wearable brand instead unveiled the stylish new Vivomove Sport and the Venu 2 Plus that supports […]
Read MoreToward the end of 2021, Samsung hinted that the Exynos 2200 could launch on 11 January 2022. That however has not happened. The South Korean giant has removed the video transcript, taken down the tweet, and not announced anything about whether the speculation of the SoC announcement was a misunderstanding. As a Samsung fan, one […]
Read MoreFor owners of the OnePlus Buds Pro or those who are planning to buy the truly wireless earbuds, a new firmware update brings a useful feature: Dual Connection. This means you’ll be able to use your earbuds with up to two different Bluetooth devices if you want to switch easily between the two. You’ll be […]
Read MoreIf you live in the U.S and you’ve been wanting to get the Sony Xperia 5 III for some time now since it was initially released back in October, you’ll finally have your chance to get it. The smartphone that was first announced in April 2021 is now finally available in the U.S market. However, […]
Read MoreHiroshi Lockheimer, responsable d’Android chez Google, affirme qu’il ne souhaite pas qu’Apple intègre iMessage à Android. Mais il a multiplié les appels du pied pour qu’iMessage prenne en charge la norme de messagerie RCS (Rich Communication Services) utilisée sur Android. RCS est la version moderne de la norme SMS qui est prise en charge par […]
Read MoreMozilla ajoute de nouvelles fonctionnalités de protection de la vie privée à Firefox Focus sur Android, avec l’annonce ce mardi de sa protection totale contre les cookies, Total Cookie Protection, qui permet d’empêcher les cookies de vous suivre sur le web, sur la plateforme. publicité Recueillir des informations sur les internautes Mozilla a expliqué à […]
Read MoreAnyone who has ever browsed a website has experienced being followed around by what they read and browsed on other websites and on social media. For those who are concerned about their privacy and security, blocking these cookies are essential. Mozilla introduced one of their strongest tools last year called Total Cookie Protection and they’re […]
Read MoreAfter weeks of teasing and speculation, the OnePlus flagship for this year is finally announced. Yes, the successor to the OnePlus 9 Pro is here with a refreshing new design. The OnePlus 10 Pro launched in China (way ahead of schedule going by the past launches) looks more like a Samsung Galaxy S21 series or […]
Read MoreAfter several months of rumors and leaks, Honor has finally launched its first foldable smartphone in China. The latest entrant in the foldable smartphone bandwagon, the Honor Magic V is the first Snapdragon 8 Gen 1-powered foldable on the market, and with its impressive new design and durable construction is going to give the existing […]
Read MoreWe’re still probably a month away from the first previews of the next major Android update but already we’re getting rumors of what some new features it may bring. Tipsters are saying we’ll finally get an easier way to scan QR codes since we seem to not be able to live without it. Another feature […]
Read MoreWhile Waze users already get flood warning notifications on the navigation app, it comes from a crowd-sourced system. This means you have to rely on other people to report it and flag the location on the map. Google is now working with RISE and FloodMapp that will bring a better and most likely more accurate […]
Read MoreEven though it’s been five months since Google officially released the stable version of Android 12, there are still a lot of devices that have not received the update. This is of course due to OEM and carrier limitations as they need to adjust the major update to their devices. If you’re a Sony user, […]
Read MoreIf reports are to be believed, we only have less than a month to wait until we see the newest flagship smartphones from Samsung. Their regular Unpacked event will reportedly happen on February 8 and we will see the unveiling of the three devices under the Samsung Galaxy S22 series, namely the Galaxy S22, S22 […]
Read MoreThe gloves are off, at least when it comes to the messaging economy. After The Wall Street Journal reported on how Apple has used “texting teens” to become a dominant player in the market, Google and its SVP Hiroshi Lockheimer did not mince words on calling out the Cupertino-based company on using bullying and peer […]
Read MoreGoogle for the last several years has been pushing a new communications protocol called Rich Communication Services, or RCS, which is designed to replace the current SMS standard. RCS offers support for higher resolution photos and videos, audio messages, bigger file size, improved encryption, and more. For the last few months, Google’s senior vice president […]
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