GamingNews

Fnatic Anda Seat review: Gaming comfort

October 1, 2020
If you put the word “gaming” in front of something enough, I’m going to end up reviewing it. This is what I have learned, and this is how I ended up with the Fnatic Anda Seat. This gaming seat looks a lot like the trendy and sporty office chair that streamers have made popular over the last few years. And I’m impressed with the Fnatic Anda’s comfort and features to the point that I can…
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MobileNews

Improved Google Photos editor is rolling out now on Android

October 1, 2020
Google is starting to roll out a new editing mode for Google Photos on Android, which adds machine learning-powered automatic suggestions, and improved tools for more granular manual controls to help make your photos look even better. The biggest change is a new…
Cleantech & EV'sNews

Pedego launches its lowest-priced electric bicycle ever

October 1, 2020
Pedego’s most popular electric bicycle models usually fall in the $3,000+ range, but the company’s newest e-bike is priced at just half of those figures. Rolling into bike shops today, the Pedego Element is a shot across the bow of the major value-oriented e-bike companies. Pedego Element e-bike launched The Pedego Element is listed at just $1,495, which is pricing territory currently…
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MobileNews

iOS 14: How to use burst mode with your iPhone volume button

October 1, 2020
Apple changed how burst mode works with the iPhone 11 cameras in iOS 13 that made things a bit more complicated. With iOS 14, there’s a new option to make things simpler and faster to access the feature. Follow along for how to use burst mode with the iPhone volume button. iOS 13 brought a host of new camera features along with the new camera hardware with the iPhone 11 lineup. However, as…
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MobileNews

Google TV is back, and it runs on Android TV

October 1, 2020
A year after it launched the original Chromecast, Google debuted Android TV with the Nexus Player in 2014. The OS eventually found its way onto devices by a dozen companies like Sony, TCL, Xiaomi, NVIDIA, Philips and Sharp, and offers a library of 6,500 apps. Yet, it…
ComputersNews

Windows 10 for ARM will support 64-bit x64 apps through emulation

October 1, 2020
There still aren’t too many Windows 10 PCs or laptops on the market with ARM-based processors, but folks who do have those machines will soon be able to run 64-bit x64 apps on them. Microsoft says it will at last roll out 64x emulation to Windows Insider testers in November. Windows 10 has been able to emulate 32-bit x86 apps on ARM for a while, along with native 32-bit and 64-bit apps. Support…
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