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Chromecast volume controls are disabled on Android 12 due to a ‘legal issue’

Following the launch of Android 12 to Pixel devices, it’s been discovered that the update disables the once-handy volume controls for nearby Chromecast media sessions due to a “legal issue.” Before Android 12, if your phone was actively casting something like YouTube or Netflix to another device like a TV or smart display, you were able to use your phone’s volume rocker to adjust the…
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Google Stadia adds more free trials; Control for 30 minutes, Riders Republic for 2 hours

Approaching the start of its third year on the market, one of the most exciting recent developments for Google Stadia has been the arrival of free trials on the platform. Following the feature’s debut with Hello Engineer, Stadia has expanded free trials to Control: Ultimate Edition as well as Ubisoft’s just-released Riders Republic. Released over the past few days, these two new trials on…
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Panasonic Advancing Development of 8K Global Shutter ‘Organic’ Sensor

Panasonic claims that its currently in-development Organic Photoconductive Film (OPF) CMOS uses a unique structure that will allow it to achieve high resolution, wide dynamic range, and a global shutter. Basically, it would be a game-changer. The company recently showcased the OPF sensor during the 4K/8K Video Technology Exhibition in Japan where the company says that the super-35 sensor (which…
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Comparing the Cost of the Nikon Z9 and Canon R3 Around the World

It should come as no surprise that cameras cost varying amounts depending on which country they are purchased in. So which countries are charging the most for the Canon R3 or Nikon Z9, and which the least? Nukeni is a website that aggregates data on a range of tech products including cameras to determine which countries are offering the cheapest and most expensive rates for the same products. The…
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