The Pixel series’ Quick Tap gesture is now more helpful than ever, with the option to toggle your flashlight.
Starting with Android 12 last year, newer Pixel phones gained a “Quick Tap” gesture that lets you perform a variety of actions on your phone without digging through menus. At launch, Google offered a handful of preset options like taking screenshots, activating the Google…
Google did away with public-facing desert names with the release of Android 10, but they’re still used internally. It’s been known for some time that Android 13 is called “Tiramisu,” and now Google is explicitly using that name in the first developer preview.
If…
Android 13 DP1: Silent mode now fully disables all interaction-based haptic feedback
February 11, 2022
While digging through the Android 13 Developer Preview 1 build we’ve spotted that the in-built “Silent mode” now completely disables haptic feedback across almost all areas of your Pixel device.
For those confused by this, in Android 12/12L and older builds when you…
Android 13 DP1: Taskbar for big-screen devices grows to six slots, supports ‘suggested’ apps
February 11, 2022
Android is getting better for bigger screens thanks to improvements in Android 12L, and it seems Google is expanding on that experience. In the first developer preview for Android 13, we can now see that the taskbar has grown and now shows “suggested” apps.
The taskbar introduced in Android 12L now supports six slots as of Android 13, up one from only five slots in the current Android 12L…
Android 13 DP1: Pixel Launcher supports two homescreen layouts, surely for foldables
February 11, 2022
Android 12L was all about preparing “stock” Android for foldables and improving the experience on bigger screens. Now, in the first developer preview for Android 13, we’re getting a first look at the Pixel Launcher’s new ability to support multiple display layouts on…
Updates are crucial to the health and overall performance of your Samsung Galaxy phone, no matter when it was made. This complete guide will give you all the information you need about Samsung’s Android and security updates, timelines, and more.
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Samsung’s latest major Galaxy Watch 4 update rolling out widely, adds left/right wrist setting
February 11, 2022
Earlier this week Samsung revealed a new update coming to the Galaxy Watch 4 series that would deliver sleep coaching, custom interval training, and more features. Now, that major February update for the Galaxy Watch 4 is rolling out widely, and it comes with a more detailed changelog that reveals the ability to set the orientation for the left or right wrist.
Samsung’s February update for the…
Android 13 Developer Preview 1 hands-on: top new features [Video]
February 11, 2022
It seems that Android 12L is set to roll out in the shadow of Android 13, as Developer Preview 1 is already here with a brand new set of features to explore.
Anyone expecting a huge overhaul need not apply. For starters, as is customary, the first few preview builds are…
Ford F-150 Lightning app leaks Tesla Summon-like feature that allows remote control parking with iPhone
February 11, 2022
Ford has been known to cherry pick the best features of other electric vehicles and make them their own. If a tidbit we’ve found in the Ford App comes to fruition, the F-150 Lightning will soon be able to park itself via remote control using phone apps.
The FordPass…
Apple releases iOS 15.3.1 with security and Accessibility fixes
February 11, 2022
Two weeks after the release of iOS 15.3, Apple is now rolling out iOS 15.3.1 and iPadOS 15.3.1 to iPhone and iPad users. Apple says this update includes security fixes as well as a fix for a bug impacting Braille displays. Head below for the details.
iOS 15.3.1 now available
You can update your iPhone to iOS 15.3.1 by heading to the Settings app, choosing General, then choosing Software…
