Apple plans to release a new replacement for the MacBook Air (and possibly the current MacBook) with a Retina display later this year, according to a report in Bloomberg. More surprising: the report also claims an updated Mac mini is right around the corner. The report comes from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, who has built a […]
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Cover your home in smart devices with three Echo Dots for just $25 apiece
If you add three Echo Dot smart devices to your cart and use the code DOT3PACK during checkout, the price will drop from $119.97 down to $74.97. That’s $45 off the price and brings the Echo Dots down to about $25 apiece. The Echo Dot is $40 on its own, and that’s only because there’s […]
If your Pixel 2 XL has been lagging lately, you might get a free replacement
If you’ve been experienced consistent lag on your Pixel 2 XL, you might not be the only one. We learned that in recent weeks, when two prominent Android users, including Artem Russakovskii and Marquees Brownlee, detailed their experiences with the handset. Google is aware of the issues and is investigating them. And if you experience […]
Watch Nvidia’s GeForce Gaming Celebration Here, Official Turing Announcement Expected
Nvidia is holding the Gaming Celebration “BeForTheGame” event at an offsite location in Germany the day before Gamescom 2018 begins, but you can watch the company’s livestream event here at 9 AM PT on August 20. Nvidia’s announcement said the event will be loaded with “new, exclusive, hands-on demos of the hottest upcoming games, stage […]
Sony explains why Android updates take so long
If you’re like many smartphone owners using non-stock versions of Android, you’re probably twiddling your thumbs waiting for your device maker to release an upgrade to Android 9 Pie. But have you wondered why you’re waiting so long when your Pixel- and Essential-toting friends already have their upgrades? Sony can explain. In a blog post […]
The Echo Dot, 4K Fire TV, and Amazon’s hottest new device were all just discounted
Surprise! Amazon is running a big sale on a bunch of its best devices for a limited time, and we’re highlighting the cream of the crop right here in this post. First up, we’ve got a nice 20% discount on a device that needs no introduction, the Echo Dot that puts the power of Alexa […]
Bethesda is Prioritizing Player Choice With The Elder Scrolls Blades
The Elder Scrolls Blades launch is scheduled for later this year. Announced at E3, the upcoming Elder Scrolls mobile and PC title boasts impressive graphics and full VR support. In a recent interview with GameReactor, Bethesda VP Pete Hines explained Bethesda’s top priority with the game; player choice. Player Choice in The Elder Scrolls Blades […]
Skype previews texting feature for PCs
Skype has given Insiders on Android a sneak peek of an upcoming feature called “SMS Connect.” Windows Blog Italia has spotted an option in the latest version of Skype Preview’s settings that would allow you to send and receive texts using Skype on Mac or Windows PC. Say, a friend texts you on your Android […]
Gmail For Mobile Gets Confidential Mode: What It’s For And How To Use It
Back in May, Google rolled out an update for Gmail that introduced desktop users to “Confidential Mode,” and now that feature is coming to the Android version as well. The official Twitter account of Gmail has confirmed that the feature is indeed coming to mobile. It lets users put a self-destruct mechanism to conversations to […]
Google is working on native hearing aid support for Android
In partnership with Danish firm GN Hearing, Google is currently developing a protocol to enable native hearing aid support in Android. The open specification will allow users with hearing impairments to connect their aids to their phone for a better user experience. With 466 million affected by hearing loss globally, it could even be said […]
Next Windows 10 update nearing completion as it gets its official name
The last few Windows Insider preview builds of Windows 10 have offered few new features and have instead focused on fixing bugs. The latest build, released today, takes a step toward completion: it has changed the operating system’s version stamp. Until now, the previews have called themselves version 1803, the release from earlier this year. […]
How Google’s location-tracking issue affects you
Watching Twitter and Facebook commit reputational suicide over the past 20 months has been as painful as it has been entertaining — entertaining in the sense that all anyone had to do was let the companies be themselves. The cost has been terrible, on democracy, the free press, at-risk populations and soon, I’ll wager, on […]