Samsung launched the AI-focused Galaxy S24 series yesterday and a lot of the presentation was taken up by camera features. Many of those features are now available directly through social networking apps – this means you don’t have to snap a photo with the Samsung camera app then switch over to Instagram and dig it […]
Read MoreThis year’s iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max come with several exclusive features amongst which is the ability to shoot spatial video which can then be viewed on the Apple Vision Pro headset which is due to launch in early 2024. The feature was billed as coming later this year and the latest iOS […]
Read MoreThe iPhone 15 Pro Max features a new Telephoto lens that uses a tetraprism design to enable 5x optical zoom, an improvement over the 3x zoom that’s available in the iPhone 15 Pro and the prior-generation iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max models. 5x optical zoom allows for 25x digital zoom, and while that’s the […]
Read MoreLast week the Samsung Galaxy Watch4 and Watch4 Classic started receiving the One UI 5 Watch update, which is based on Wear OS 4. In India this update enabled Samsung Pay support on the older watches. However, users are reporting issues with this. The One UI 5 Watch update enables Samsung Pay on the Galaxy […]
Read MoreAfter using a 1.9-inch cover display for its Galaxy Z Flip series for two consecutive years, Samsung is ready to upgrade this key hardware element. Today, at Galaxy Unpacked in Seoul, Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Z Flip 5, featuring a large and gorgeous 3.4-inch cover display. And here are its best features. The name of […]
Read MoreSamsung is once again showing its commitment to the growing gaming scene. The company will be the presenting partner at the upcoming TwitchCon Paris 2023 gaming convention. For the first time, Samsung takes on the role of a TwitchCon partner, and the tech giant has prepared “exceptional gaming experiences” for visitors. TwitchCon Paris 2023 will […]
Read MoreAs outlined in a WWDC 2023 video, iOS 17 includes a new Cinematic API that enables developers to support Cinematic mode video playback and editing in third-party apps. “The Cinematic framework enables you to add professional-level editing and playback features to movies, recorded with the Camera app’s Cinematic mode, to your apps,” says Apple’s developer […]
Read MoreGoogle started testing 5G support for Pixel phones in India this January with the QPR beta 2 update. With the beta test successful, the company is now rolling out the March Pixel feature drop, which brings various fixes in addition to 5G support to the subcontinent. This update enables the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro […]
Read MoreMotorola announced today that it has enabled Jio’s 5G on its ten eligible devices sold in the Asian country. Those will will operate on up to 13 5G bands on the Jio True 5G network. Motorola 5G users will be able to use Jio’s 5G stand-alone network that is independent of LTE; they will have […]
Read MoreThis Thursday, Google officially launches support for Matter on Google Nest and Android devices. Matter is a new unified smart home platform that aids the interoperability between ecosystems and lets one platform borrow an incompatible device’s support. Google has added support for the Matter platform on the Nest Mini, Nest Audio, Nest Hub (1st and […]
Read MoreThe first tvOS 16.2 beta seeded to developers this week enables Siri voice recognition on the Apple TV for a more personalized experience. The new feature allows Siri to recognize your voice and switch to your Apple TV user profile, play your music, and provide personalized recommendations for videos, with support for up to six […]
Read MoreTwitter has announced it now supports “mixed media”, meaning users can upload up to four videos, photos, and even GIFs in the same tweet. The feature will be available only through the app for Android and iOS. Twitter believes mixing visual content “empowers creators to express beyond the 280-character limit” but since it is not […]
Read MoreApple’s new Studio Display enables the “Hey Siri” voice command on several older Macs that previously did not support the feature. For example, while “Hey Siri” normally requires a MacBook Pro released in 2018 or later, the feature can be used on 2016 and 2017 models of the 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pro while connected […]
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