After changes appeared for some users in August only to disappear a few weeks later, YouTube Music is now widely rolling out a major redesign of the Library tab.
Before this update, the Library had been mostly unchanged since YouTube Music’s 2018 relaunch. As Home and Explore (previously Hotlist), as well as Now Playing, got modernized, Library remained a Last played carousel and category list.
Android 13 QPR2 Beta readies a way to record a specific app instead of your whole screen
January 11, 2023
Android 13 is preparing a new way to record the contents of a single app instead of recording the entirety of your screen.
When screen recording today on Android, you’re capturing the entirety of your phone’s visible contents, including any incoming notifications, apps…
Samsung Galaxy S23 will launch February 1, reservations open now with up to $100 credit
January 11, 2023
Samsung has just officially confirmed the launch date of the Galaxy S23, S23, and S23 Ultra for February 1, 2023, with reservations now available to score some extra credit with your purchase.
In its first in-person event since the COVID-19 pandemic began, Samsung will be…
According to a swiftly deleted Google planning document, an upcoming device will have Fuchsia installed from day one.
In the last few years, Google has updated the original Nest Hub and the Nest Hub Max to run on the company’s homegrown Fuchsia operating system instead of “Cast OS.” While there are still quite a few other Google devices yet to be updated to Fuchsia, the next step we’ve…
Will the iPhone 15 be more expensive? Here’s what the rumors say
January 11, 2023
Leading up to the announcement of the iPhone 14 last fall, there were rumors that the iPhone 14 Pro models would be more expensive than their predecessors. In the end, Apple kept prices the same…but now the same rumors are circulating ahead of the iPhone 15 Pro launch…
After a brief hiatus for the holiday season, Apple has once again rebooted the beta testing cycle. Starting this afternoon, iOS 16.3 beta 2 is rolling out to developers alongside iPadOS 16.3 beta 2 and more. Head below for the full details on these updates.
iOS 16.3 beta…
A pair of reports so far have suggested that next year could be the year that Apple is able to move its Face ID sensors underneath the iPhone’s display. This accomplishment would mean that Apple could do away with the Dynamic Island (or notch) altogether, opting for a single hole-punch cutout instead.
The question is, however, would Apple want to abandon the Dynamic Island just two years after…
Apple on Tuesday released the second beta of iOS 16.3 to developers, which brings some minor tweaks to the iPhone and iPad operating system. Notably, one of these changes impacts how the Emergency SOS feature works – more specifically, the update changes the behavior of…
Apple to start making its own custom screens for iPhone and Apple Watch, ditching partners like Samsung
January 11, 2023
Apple has another trick up its sleeve for reducing reliance on third-party suppliers and partners. According to Bloomberg, Apple is aiming to start using its own screens for the iPhone and Apple Watch. The transition is expected to begin with the version of the Apple Watch…
Apple iPhone 15 trial production commences in China
January 10, 2023
According to people familiar with the matter, Apple has started trial production of the iPhone 15 in China and it’s looking to accelerate the production timeline in India as well.
The so-called NPI (New Product Introduction) process usually takes place in the first quarter of each year so Apple can figure out how the actual production will go once the new iPhones are finalized.
Foxconn has…
