Apple Arcade launched with close to 100 titles and the service is seeing new games added regularly with over 200 games now in the library. Follow along with our guide on the latest from Apple’s gaming service.
New for 4/2: The popular open-world simulator Pocket Build has landed on Apple Arcade.
You can learn more about and download all the latest games by heading to the Arcade tab in the App…
Foldable iPhone coming in 2025 at the earliest, may actually be iPad or tablet/phone hybrid
April 1, 2022
Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is revising his prediction about when Apple could launch a foldable iPhone. After saying last year it could be as soon as 2024, the analyst expects this rumored product to be released in 2025 “at the earliest.”
Kuo is corroborating a…
Someone made an Android phone with a lightning port – and it works. Last year, engineer Ken Pillonel did what Apple won’t do – make an iPhone with a working USB-C port. Now, Pillonel has made an Android phone with a working lightning connector.
Posted on April…
At a Glance on Pixel starts rolling out ‘Connected devices’ info for Bluetooth headphones
April 1, 2022
With the March Feature Drop, Google announced that your Pixel’s home and lockscreen would start showing more contextual information. As the month comes to an end, At a Glance is only now beginning to roll out the “Connected devices” Bluetooth integration.
One user this evening had At a Glance show that their Bluetooth headphones (whatever they’re named) were connected and fully charged.
Enterprise Google Voice will get call recording, Spaces size limit growing to 25,000 users
April 1, 2022
Alongside a slew of Meet announcements, Google Voice is getting a pair of new capabilities, most notably call recording, for enterprise subscribers. Google also previewed what’s coming to Spaces this year.
Google says it has seen “renewed interest in cloud-based…
Google has faced several antitrust lawsuits over the past few years over the dominance of Google Search, ads, and its control over the Android platform. Now, it appears that Google Maps is an upcoming target of antitrust action in the United States.
Reuters reports that…
Samsung partners w/ iFixit to make DIY Galaxy smartphone and tablet repairs a bit easier
April 1, 2022
As the Right to Repair movement spurs change in the industry, Samsung is today announcing a new partnership with iFixit to make DIY repairs a bit easier for some of its Galaxy phones and tablets.
Starting in Summer 2022, Samsung will be working with iFixit to make genuine Samsung Galaxy parts available to consumers along with repair tools and step-by-step instructions. Samsung explains that the…
Windows 11 revamps ‘Phone Link’ tool for pairing your Android phone w/ new branding, redesign
April 1, 2022
Microsoft has been improving how Windows talks to Android devices over the past few years, even going as far as integrating Android app support directly into Windows 11. Now, the popular “Your Phone” app is getting a Window 11 makeover under the name “Phone…
It came to light — sorry, not sorry — last month that Google internally developed a smart lamp for its employees. More details about Google’s “dLight” are now available courtesy of FCC confidentiality ending.
For starters, the external photos (2AVY2GED7) reveal…
How to use Gboard’s Emoji Kitchen on Android
April 1, 2022
If you ever thought that the current list of premade emojis out there was too restrictive, then you’re in luck. Gboard has a feature set called the Emoji Kitchen, wherein you can combine emojis to make some interesting hybrids. This guide will take you through how to do exactly that.
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How many combinations are there?
How to create new emojis in Emoji Kitchen
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