Samsung has launched a new watch face for Galaxy Watch users who like to look up to the sky and wonder about our solar system. Samsung is doing justice to the ‘Galaxy’ moniker with the release of this new watch face, which was developed in collaboration with the European Space Agency (ESA). This new release […]
Read MoreThe sympathetic nervous system kicks in, boosting your heart rate, increasing your blood pressure, and triggering the body to produce inflammatory cells. Over time, these changes can lead to chronic inflammation, high blood pressure, and plaque buildup on your arterial walls. To complicate matters, when you begin to lose your ability to hear at a […]
Read MoreThe Galaxy Z Fold 5 has joined this week’s Discover Samsung Spring Sale event and got its own exclusive limited-time offer. If you already own one, you can tell your friends that they, too, can now buy a Galaxy Z Fold 5 and save up to 48%. As you likely know, without any discounts, Samsung’s […]
Read MoreRemnant 2 is one of the best games I’ve played this year. Cleverly taking the Soulslike genre in a unique direction that features guns, Gunfire Games has added to the world of Remnant 2 by releasing its first DLC, The Awakened King. Gearbox and Gunfire contacted me to set up an interview and live demo, […]
Read MoreAt the beginning of the week, we showed you a video that was all about drop and scratch testing Google’s latest and greatest, the Pixel 8 Pro. And today we’re back with a slightly different kind of ‘durability testing’, this time from JerryRigEverything. As usual with Zach’s videos, there’s a screen scratch test with no […]
Read MoreEarly this year, I wrote a scathing opinion over Samsung’s decision to once again hold the Unpacked event in San Francisco, a city that’s far from Europe and very far from Samsung’s home country of South Korea. I wanted Samsung to switch things up a bit as it has been years since Samsung chose a […]
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 MoreIn iOS 17, Apple has made a small but notable change to the App Store app so that it now tells users how long an app download will take once it’s started. When the “Get” app button is tapped in an app listing and the circular download symbol appears, the time remaining for the download […]
Read MoreDiablo 4 is here, and we’re sure you’re already many hours into the game, wondering if you’ll ever know peace again. You need to shower, but that’s time wasted that you could be earning XP. As with most games, there are always time-saving tips to make your playthrough a little more efficient, and efficiency is […]
Read MoreWe reviewed the Asus ROG Phone 7 Ultimate not too long ago and crowned as arguably the best gaming phone at the moment. One of the main differentiating factors between the standard ROG Phone 7 and the Ultimate edition is the latter’s AeroActive Portal – a motorized air-intake system that works in tandem with the […]
Read MoreSo you’ve gotten yourself some brand spankin’ new AirPods, but after the initial dopamine hit has worn off: how do you tell if they’re actually real? Do you open the box? Because AirPods are the most popular family of personal audio products, they’re also the most likely to be counterfeited because of the relatively high […]
Read MoreIf you’ve ever built a custom PC or even picked up a pre-built gaming desktop, you’ll likely have seen memory listed with long names and numbers. Those DDR5 RAM kits (opens in new tab) boasting 6,000MT/s sound fantastic, don’t they? Such a high number! Surely with that much speed, you could run at LEAST two […]
Read MoreAge is just a number—and one you may be able to change. At least that’s the pitch behind Tally Health, a new startup that’s among a crop of companies selling tests that offer to tell consumers their “biological age.” You’ve heard of at-home tests like those from 23andMe and Ancestry, which scan your DNA to provide information […]
Read MoreA few weeks ago, Sports Illustrated tweeted this video of Golden State Warriors point guard Steph Curry that instantly went viral. It shows him taking a shot at the basket—from the far side of the court. The ball goes in. OK, I can believe that. He’s a famously great shooter. But then he turns around […]
Read MoreApple CEO Tim Cook has been touring Europe this week, sitting down for interviews with various media publications. Augmented reality has been a running theme in Cook’s discussions, and it is a topic he brought up again in an interview with Dutch publication Bright, which is part of RTL News. “I think AR is a […]
Read MoreUpon the release of the second-generation AirPods Pro, the AirPods Max became the oldest current-generation AirPods product still in Apple’s lineup. Introducing several new features like Adaptive Transparency and the H2 chip, the second-generation AirPods Pro may provide some of the best indications yet of what to expect from the second-generation AirPods Max. Almost two […]
Read MoreThe upcoming Apple Watch Series 8 will be able to tell a wearer if it believes they have a fever due to a higher than normal body temperature thanks to a new built-in sensor, according to Bloomberg’s reliable Mark Gurman. Writing in the latest edition of his Power On newsletter, Gurman says that the Apple […]
Read MoreScientists found themselves working from home along with just about everyone else when universities shut down in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic. The closure of research laboratories posed a unique challenge for experimentalists, in particular. That’s how physicists from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) found themselves casting about for experiments that could […]
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