Microsoft has released an update today to its To Do app for iPhone and iPad. The big focus of the new build is the three new widgets that make it easier to manage your schedule and To Do list.
Microsoft shared the news on its blog this morning. The new iOS widgets come in small, medium, and large with the ability to show the “My Day,” “Your Tasks,” or “Add Tasks” view.
With the…
While Chrome for iOS hasn’t seen a stable release since November amid an ongoing pause in updates, Google continues work on the beta channel and is currently testing a way to lock Incognito tabs with Face or Touch ID.
Chrome will let you “Lock Incognito tabs” so that…
PopSockets has introduced a new PopMount 2 Photo accessory for iPhone users with PopGrips. The accessory is , and it’s designed to give PopGrip users an easy way to stabilize their iPhone for photography and video.
For those unfamiliar, iPhone accessories for many…
Google Assistant routines return to Android Auto
February 12, 2021
After nearly a lengthy period of time being broken, then being officially unsupported by Google, Android Auto is getting back a useful feature. Google Assistant routines are finally working on Android Auto again.
Presumably through a server-side update or through the Android Auto 6.1 app update, Google has reinstated the ability to run Assistant routines from your car. Since October of 2018…
Last week, Google confirmed that Android TV’s home screen would be getting a redesign to bring it in line with the recently launched Google TV experience. This week, the Android TV Home app is receiving an update from version 2.3 to version 3.0, and while simply installing…
Google Photos for Android getting advanced video editor with cropping, filters, and more
February 12, 2021
Last August, Google introduced a new video editing experience in Photos for iOS. Google Photos on Android will soon see that revamped video editor with more advanced tools and granular customization.
Editing inside Google Photos for Android was previously limited to…
Google Photos bringing Pixel-exclusive editing tools to other Android phones with Google One
February 12, 2021
Google One primarily serves to give you more storage space for Gmail, Drive, and Photos. Last year, the subscription added a VPN and is now providing all Android users with access to “enhanced” Google Photos editing tools and filters that were previously only available on Pixel phones.
With the launch of the Pixel 5 and 4a 5G in September, Google Photos received a redesigned editor and…
Android Auto is now rolling out wallpaper support [Gallery]
February 12, 2021
Google’s Android Auto has exploded in popularity over the past few years, and with competition from Apple, the platform has seen some big changes over the past couple of years. Following CarPlay’s addition of wallpapers last year, Google has now finally delivered the…
Samsung reportedly bringing high refresh rate displays to Galaxy A52, A72 this year
February 12, 2021
The most popular phones Samsung sells each year are not the high-end Galaxy S or Fold devices you’ll hear in the media all of the time. Rather, it’s the Galaxy A series for their affordable price points and mass appeal. This year, the Galaxy A52 and Galaxy A72 will…
Google Search turns on passage ranking to help find buried answers
February 12, 2021
Google Search has historically evaluated “all content on a web page to determine if it is relevant to a query.” Back in October, alongside the launch of Hum to Search, Google announced passage ranking, and it’s now starting to roll out.
The company wants to address how sometimes the “single sentence that answers your question might be buried deep in a web page” that is either very…
