5G In The USA Made Simple: Sub-6 Vs mmWave
This article acts as guide for the most major roll-out of 5G data in the USA.
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The Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition Wireless Charger Isn't What I Expected
Amazon made some interesting decisions when it came to the Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition and its wireless charger.
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Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max Review - A Milestone Decision
The advantages in screen size, battery life, and camera performance are worth the trade-offs in physical heft and price.
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Google's Chimera Painter Can Create Fantastical Creatures Automatically
Google has created a new machine learning model that can automatically create renderings from a user supplied creature outline -- it's called Chimera Painter.
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The Pixel 6a Launch May Be Bittersweet
Android fans are anticipating a Pixel 6a launch at the upcoming Google I/O 2022 event, but word has it there will be one hotly-anticipated item left out.
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How To Connect A VPN To An Android Device
Whether you want to protect your privacy or simply get around streaming geoblocks, connecting to a VPN on Android is fast, simple, and effective.
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Samsung Galaxy Has A Hidden Menu You Can Only Open With A Secret Code
If you own a Samsung Galaxy, you're likely familiar with most of its settings and menus. You probably don't know about this secret menu, though.
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How To Set Up Android Notifications On Your PC
If you're an Android user who spends ample time on a Windows PC, you can link the two so that phone notifications appear on the computer. Here's how to do it.
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Vivo Just Showed Its First-Ever Android Tablet
Vivo plans to drop a high-functioning Android tablet called the Vivo Pad, according to insider reports. Fans of the company can expect the tablet soon.
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Apple's Next MacBook Air Could Be A Big One
The design of the MacBook Air has stayed mostly consistent throughout the years, but now Apple may be planning a display shake-up in future models.
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Now Your Amazon Kindle Can Set Your Current Ebook Cover As Lockscreen Art
Amazon has tweaked the lockscreens of its Kindle devices, replacing the usual screensaver on select versions with the cover of the current book-in-progress.
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Google Photos High Quality Might Not Be Near-Identical To Original
Half a decade ago, Google claimed that High Quality photos boasted near-identical visual quality to their Original Quality. That might not be the case, though.
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Hear.com Horizon Hearing Aids Aim For A Younger, Active Crowd
The hear.com horizon promises hearing aid invisibility, thanks to the design that it borrows from manufacturing partner Signia's Styletto Connect.
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This Sonos Earbuds Design Fixes One Big AirPods Problem
Sonos may be looking smaller for an upcoming audio product launch, with a new Sonos earbuds design seemingly previewed by US patent filings.
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Uber's New Partnership Means You Can Get A NYC Taxi On The App
Has the bitter history between traditional taxi services and the ride-sharing app been resolved?
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This SpaceX Starlink Limit Has Killed My Satellite Internet Dream For Now
I've been hoping to score a space on the Starlink "Better Than Nothing Beta," but it turns out there's some fine print that might limit how you hoped to use it.
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How To Fix Your Android Phone's Poor Battery Life
If you are out on the go, you might want to consider implementing some simple changes to get the most out of your Android phone's battery life.
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Mac OS 8 Emulator Lets You Relive The Past For The First Time
Whether you're discovering it for the first time or planning a nostalgia trip, a new macintosh.js project now lets you run the 90s era Mac OS 8.
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Google Wants FDA Approval For Fitbit's Heart Rate Monitoring
Google recently released the results of a study involving its wearable tech and is seeking government approval of a new algorithm.
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iPhone 14 Pro Schematics Leak Could Leave You Missing The Notch
To notch or not to notch, that is the question concerning some Apple users with the upcoming iPhone 14 Pro.
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Black Shark's New Phones Are Coming Next Week
Black Shark has confirmed it'll launch a new series of gaming smartphones in the near future, and we likely already know the hardware they'll pack.
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Stunning Images Of The Sun Snapped By Solar Orbiter
Solar Orbiter has snapped some stunning images of our sun up close, including the highest resolution image ever taken of its full face and corona.
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Activision Blizzard Slapped With Another Harassment Lawsuit
Activision Blizzard has been hit with yet another lawsuit detailing a toxic workplace in which harassment was allegedly a common occurrence.
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Adobe Illustrator Recolor Artwork Works Like Magic For Iterative Design
Today Adobe delivered a sneak preview for the near-future feature called Recolor Artwork.
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Google Is Testing Android's Best Productivity Feature For Chrome
It seems Google is testing a new drag-and-drop convenience feature in Chrome on Android, but you'll probably have to wait a while before trying it out.
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Bring Back The BlackBerry Slider
If you're committed yourself to a physical keyboard, then choose the form-factor which delivers that in the most flexible, practical way.
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Verizon Galaxy S20 5G UW Is Missing These Two Things
For all the marketing and hype phone makers and network operators make around 5G, few of them will tell you upfront that not all 5G networks are equal.
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