Apple will let you repair your iPhone with used genuine parts

Today Apple has announced that it’s expanding self-repair and independent repair options for iPhones. Namely, you will be able to repair your iPhone with used genuine parts, something that has not been possible so far. This will happen thanks to a new “parts calibration” process – a used part will go through this process once […]

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Google’s Phone app will soon let you look up unknown numbers

You have a missed call, but it’s not from one of your contacts, just a random number. Before deciding whether to call back, wouldn’t you want to know exactly who called? That’s the idea behind services like Truecaller, and now Google seems to be wanting to join the ‘unknown number lookup’ game inside its Phone […]

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Android 15 may not let you keep Bluetooth turned off for long

Google released the Developer Preview of Android 15 a few weeks ago, and it is expected to reach stable status sometime in Q3 of this year. As experts have started to delve deeper into the first few beta releases of Android 15, more features are being uncovered every week. Recently, it was discovered that Android […]

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Google Chrome could soon let you assign a color to a tab group

Google Chrome for Android allows you to create groups of tabs, which is a very nifty feature as it helps you organize tabs. Furthermore, it also provides you with the option to give a tab group a name, which makes it easier for you to distinguish between various groups of tabs. Well, the company is […]

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Apple might have to let iPhone users uninstall the Photos app because of EU rules

EU’s Digital Markets Act is proving to be a nightmare for Apple. You may have followed the back and forth on deciding just how third-party app stores will work, but there’s more to it than that. For example, Apple is supposed to show a browser choice screen, similar to what Microsoft had to do with […]

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WhatsApp will finally let you send HD media automatically

WhatsApp introduced a feature back in August that lets you send photos in higher quality – the full resolution of the image. Users had to pick the good resolution manually and individually for each image, which was less than ideal. An inside look into the WhatsApp beta for Android 2.24.7.17 revealed all images and videos […]

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WhatsApp will finally let you select HD as default image resolution

WhatsApp compresses all the images and videos unless you share them as documents. And many people get annoyed by the drop in quality of images and videos shared through WhatsApp. Last year, the app introduced the ability to share HD (actually 4K resolution) quality media, but you have to explicitly select that option. If you […]

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WhatsApp will soon let you disable link previews

In the current version of WhatsApp for Android, when you paste a link to a website in the text input field, the app loads its preview, showing you the title, description, and thumbnail of the webpage, and when you send that message, it shows the preview to the other person as well, instead of just […]

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Android Developer Preview 2 to let all games break the 60fps threshold

The second developer preview of Android 15 is out and enthusiasts are busy scanning the code for new features. The latest is a toggle to disable the default frame rate for games, which will disable the 60Hz limit, essentially unlocking their peak performance. Android mostly limits games to 60fps and developers need to enable higher […]

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WhatsApp will soon let you share longer videos in your status updates

WhatsApp allows you to post videos of up to 30 seconds in length in your status, and people have been requesting the platform to increase the limit. Well, the company has heard and it is extending the limit of videos that you can post in your status. According to a new report from WABetaInfo, the […]

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Galaxy A55’s awesome design is let down by massive bezels

In the modern Galaxy Ax lineup, which started with the Galaxy A50 back in 2019, the Galaxy A55’s premium design is unmatched by anything that came before. With the Galaxy A54, Samsung added a glass back, and with the Galaxy A55, the company added a metal frame to the mix. Combine that with the upgrade […]

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Galaxy A55’s awesome design is let down by massive bezels

In the modern Galaxy Ax lineup, which started with the Galaxy A50 back in 2019, the Galaxy A55’s premium design is unmatched by anything that came before. With the Galaxy A54, Samsung added a glass back, and with the Galaxy A55, the company added a metal frame to the mix. Combine that with the upgrade […]

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Galaxy A55’s awesome design is let down by massive bezels

In the modern Galaxy Ax lineup, which started with the Galaxy A50 back in 2019, the Galaxy A55’s premium design is unmatched by anything that came before. With the Galaxy A54, Samsung added a glass back, and with the Galaxy A55, the company added a metal frame to the mix. Combine that with the upgrade […]

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Microsoft will now let you edit a screenshot or image taken on Android devices using the Snipping Tool on Windows 11

What you need to know Microsoft just shipped March 2024 Patch Tuesday updates to Windows 11 and Windows 10 devices. The update ships with several bug fixes, including two critical vulnerabilities in the Windows Hyper-V virtualization technology. Microsoft is expected to ship its latest Windows 11 feature drop to general availability via April’s Patch Tuesday update. Microsoft […]

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Google Chrome Will Soon Let You Install Any Website as a Desktop App

Google Chrome will soon let you install any webpage as a desktop app on your Mac, just like Apple’s Safari browser does in macOS Sonoma (via Android Police). The new feature was spotted by X (Twitter) user Leopeva64 in the latest Chrome Canary build, which includes a new option called “Install page as app,” which […]

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Apple will make switching to Android easier and let users uninstall Safari

The EU’s newly implemented Digital Markets Act (DMA) really is the gift that keeps on giving. That is, if you’ve always wanted Apple to be a bit more open, and less restrictive of what you can do on its mobile devices. We’ve already mentioned how the DMA forced Apple to (begrudgingly, but still) allow third […]

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Apple to Let EU iPhone Users Delete Safari and More Easily Transition to Android

In addition to adding support for alternative app marketplaces and alternative payment methods in the European Union, Apple is making several other changes to comply with the terms of the Digital Markets Act. Apple today outlined some of its upcoming plans in a DMA Compliance Report [PDF]. Apple is going to make it easier for […]

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Google Chrome for Android could soon let you copy and save frames from videos

Google Chrome for Desktop/PC (Mac and Windows) allows you to copy a frame from a video to the clipboard or save it on your device, which makes it easier for you to grab frames from videos and use them for various purposes, such as sharing it with someone or using it in a project. All […]

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Forza Horizon 5 will let you drive a slice of Europe through Mexico in the next content update

What you need to know The next Forza Horizon 5 content update has been announced, and it’s bringing 12 new cars from European automotive manufacturers. You’ll be able to earn cars from Lotus, Mercedes-Benz, Aston Martin, and more in addition to a new four-car DLC pack. All routes from the Rally Adventure DLC is being […]

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