If you still play Pokémon Go on a smartphone or tablet running Android 5.0 “Lollipop” or iOS 10 or 11, you’ll no longer be able to access the game when Niantic pushes an update in mid-October. The Pokémon Go Twitter account confirmed that two popular older phones also won’t make the cut: the iPhone 5S and iPhone 6 are being left behind, despite the fact both phones can be upgraded to run…
PSA: Pokémon GO will soon no longer support iPhone 6, iPhone 5s, and devices running iOS 11
September 1, 2020
The popular augmented reality game Pokémon GO is about to get a new update in October, but this comes as bad news for users of some old smartphones. Pokémon GO’s official Twitter profile announced today that the game is dropping support for devices running Android 5, iOS…
Google’s ‘Sabrina’ Android TV dongle appears at major retailers suggesting $49-$59 price
September 1, 2020
Back in March of this year, we reported that Google was preparing to launch its own Android TV dongle. In the time since, along with the world going upside down, a handful of leaks have revealed more about the product. Today, we’ve obtained information that suggests the…
OnePlus shocked many of its fans this month when it unveiled OxygenOS 11 and the major redesign that comes with it. Now, in a forum post, OnePlus explains why it made the decisions it did with the design of OxygenOS 11 and how those decisions will benefit users.
The company explains that “stock Android is a good starting point,” but it believes there’s more that can be done to improve the…
OnePlus may have accidentally revealed the upcoming OnePlus 8T
September 1, 2020
OnePlus may have accidentally revealed a first look at the OnePlus 8T, thanks to an image found in the latest Android 11 developer preview for OnePlus 8-series devices by OxygenUpdater.
The leaked image doesn’t offer much to go on, just a front-facing view of the device…
We’ve been tracking Google’s progress in bringing Stadia to Android TV for a few months at this point, and slowly, things are getting better and better. With the latest Stadia 2.32 update, Google is making some more optimizations including dropping the forced portrait…
Google is working on a redesigned image editing experience for Photos on Android. At the same time, the video editor in Google Photos for iOS now has access to a wider range of tools.
On Android today, video editing options are limited to stabilizing, rotating, and adjusting start/stop. Users can also export the current frame.
Google Photos for iOS takes that a step further with the edit button…
OnePlus Buds are now available in gray in the United States
September 1, 2020
After years of waiting, OnePlus finally released its own pair of truly wireless earbuds this year with the OnePlus Buds. In the US, the Buds only debuted in white, but today, OnePlus has officially opened up sales of the gray color variant.
Live , anyone can go pick up a…
Call of Duty League is moving to four-player teams next season
September 1, 2020
The 2020 Call of Duty League (CDL) season wrapped up over the weekend, with Dallas Empire claiming the title and $1.5 million in prize money. But one member of that championship squad could miss out next year. The league is moving from five-player teams to the classic Call…
A free new Photoshop plugin from Infinite Tools adds an endless stream of jokes and puns to your workflow. Called ‘Infinite Jokes,’ the plugin was inspired by a recent request for jokes from viewers made by image retoucher Pratik Naik of Infinite Tools, he explained in his unveiling of the new plugin. The tool is a bit more sophisticated than merely showing jokes; it also enables users…
