What you need to know The Minecraft 1.21 content update continues to get larger with new features and improvements, and Mojang Studios just revealed the latest drop. Minecraft: Java Edition players can now test the Mace, a brand-new weapon that does massive smashing damage with knockback. The damage the Mace does increases the farther you […]
Read MoreWhat you need to know Official apps for Apple Music, Apple TV, and Apple Devices are now available on Windows through the Microsoft Store. Apple launched the apps in preview early last year, but the apps are now generally available. With the rollout of Apple TV, Apple Music, and Apple Devices plus iCloud on Windows, […]
Read MoreThe Photos app in iOS 17 can identify a wide range of symbols, including the laundry symbols that you see on clothing tags. As noted by MacStories‘ Federico Vittici, if you take a photo of a tag with laundry symbols, it is highlighted through the Visual Lookup feature, and can be tapped for a symbol […]
Read MoreiPhone network coverage is constantly improving, and 4G is available in many places that seem rural. But not everywhere in the world is covered by the internet, and your mobile network provider might differ when it comes to what their coverage is like. Related Reading: Sometimes, your iPhone might say “SOS” or “SOS Only” in […]
Read MoreSamsung is planning to release the Galaxy S23 FE later this year. We learned that the company wants to bring the next Fan Edition phone to the market in Q4 and that the Galaxy S23 FE will be powered by an Exynos chipset in all markets, surprisingly enough. To be more specific, we’re hearing that […]
Read MoreApple is planning to launch the first MacBook with an OLED display by the end of 2024, reports Apple analyst Ming Chi-Kuo. Considering that Apple sources OLED panels for all its products from Samsung, it is very likely that the iPhone maker could knock on Samsung’s door for the MacBook’s OLED display as well. According […]
Read MoreIt’s no secret that Apple has harnessed China’s manufacturing prowess for quite some time, as is the case with most major companies in the world. It seemed that all was well and good, seeing as the West and the East had a relatively symbiotic trade relationship with each other, despite any politics and grandstanding that […]
Read MoreWhen Apple stopped providing chargers and headphones with new iPhones, the community was in an uproar, and perhaps rightfully so. We witnessed in real time how the company slowly began to transition away from providing users with value and instead charging them extra for things that used to be free. For example, when the headphone […]
Read MoreIt’s been a while since Samsung launched a pair of wireless earbuds. The company is going to rectify that on August 10 at its Unpacked event. We’ve known for a while now that the company is going to launch the Galaxy Buds 2 Pro alongside its latest smartphones. There have already been a few leaks […]
Read MoreA committee of independent, expert advisers for the Food and Drug Administration voted overwhelmingly to authorize the two-dose Novavax Covid-19 vaccine yesterday, with 21 of 22 committee members voting in favor of the vaccine and one member abstaining. The endorsement is only for a two-dose primary series in adults, not for boosters. The FDA is […]
Read MoreSamMobile Podcast Episode 7 is live now on YouTube and Spotify! It’s the seventh podcast Friday in a row, and for this week’s episode, our host Benjamin Aboagye and special guest Damien Wilde of 9to5Google discuss Google I/O 2022, Android 13, Wear OS, foldable devices, tablets, and more. We also have our ‘hot seat quest […]
Read MoreSeismic waves from a big quake are easy to see—think of the classic image of a seismograph, pencil scratching out telltale waves on a rotating paper as the tremor arrives. Even to highly trained eyes, PEGS are just squiggles, indistinguishable from the noise. It’s hard to prove they’re there. In 2017, early identifications of PEGS […]
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