The Google Photos app has started automatically backing up all RAW images, reports 9to5Google. On a Pixel 8 that previously captured RAW pictures with the Pixel Camera app, the publication spotted Google Photos displaying a banner saying, “New RAW photos will appear in the Photos view and will now be backed up.” The existing RAW […]
Read MoreVodafone is kicking off its large-scale open RAN deployment in Wales and South-West of England with support from Samsung Networks. Notably, Vodafone will deploy the open RAN (Radio Access Network) across 2,500 sites in the UK region. The program started with the open RAN setup in Devon using Samsung’s virtualized RAN (vRAN) software and open […]
Read MoreGone are the days when we could easily take off the smartphone’s battery and replace it with a new one. You didn’t need a heat gun or a specialized tool to pop open the back of your phone, and you could easily do that with your fingernails. It seems like we could get the good […]
Read MoreObject trackers like the Galaxy SmartTag are pretty helpful in finding misplaced or stolen objects, but they can also be very dangerous when those devices are used to track people without their consent. To limit unwanted tracking through location trackers, Apple has partnered with Google, and Samsung is interested in this new privacy technology. Apple […]
Read MoreAccording to a Chinese tipster (post has been deleted since), the regular iPhone 15 and 15 Plus will be getting frosted back finish, just like the Pro versions in the current generation. As of now, you can tell by the back finish whether the handset is a Pro or a non-Pro model. Reportedly, the Pro […]
Read MoreApple has backed out of a potential purchase of the game studio Electronic Arts (EA) following talks that have been ongoing since as early as May of this year, with Amazon instead poised to make an offer, according to a report from ForTheWin. Over the last couple of months, EA has been speaking to several […]
Read MoreSource: Daniel Rubino / Windows Central If you recently encountered an awkward situation wherein Microsoft Defender for Endpoint called out Google Update’s Chrome updates for looking sketchy, know that it was a false positive and you shouldn’t lose sleep over anything. Chrome isn’t compromised, it was just Defender acting up a little. As cited in […]
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