Back in March, Chrome introduced a “Sync and Google services” section to bring together all Google-related browser preferences. Chrome for Android now has a shortcut to those settings right on the New Tab page.
The New Tab page adds your account avatar to the left of the tab switcher and overflow menu. Tapping opens “Sync and Google services” in Settings, with the shortcut doubling as…
'Fortnite' finally nerfs the hated B.R.U.T.E. mechs
August 23, 2019
With the debut of Fortnite season X a few weeks ago, Epic Games added some superpowered B.R.U.T.E. mech suits to its battle royale game. According to the company, its mechs were intended to help level the playing field, but many high-level and even more every day-type…
Oppo Reno A leaks, shows off its mid-range looks
August 23, 2019
Oppo’s Reno2 is coming soon, as you could probably tell by all the leaks and teasers. The Chinese company’s Reno lineup, that debuted only a few months ago, is apparently going to expand its reach and get ever more crowded, as a Reno A smartphone is also in…
There’s been much speculation with the OnePlus TV as to what kind of software it will run, and now we know for sure that it will be Google’s Android TV platform. Apparently, OnePlus is also making some slight changes to the platform, including better integration with its own smartphones.
Speaking to , OnePlus CEO Pete Lau confirmed quite a few details about the OnePlus TV. He…
How to disable Bixby on the Galaxy Note 10
August 23, 2019
Samsung’s digital assistant Bixby has been around since the debut of the Galaxy S8, and three years later it’s still a core part of every flagship from the company. With the Galaxy Note 10, Bixby has a new trigger and it’s also easier to disable than ever before.
If you’re a photographer at all, then you’ve likely heard of ND (neutral density) and polarizing filters. While you can get them individually for iPhone from companies like Moment or SANDMARC, the latter just introduced a premium line of polarized ND filters specifically…
Epic Games has heard the feedback loud and clear, and this afternoon the Fortnite developer announced a series of sweeping changes to its newly introduced B.R.U.T.E. mech suit that has had game’s community in open revolt for the last few weeks. The changes have mostly gone into effect immediately, with Epic saying players will not need to update the game at all.
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Strategy Analytics: iPhone upgrade cycle continues to slow as customers perceive a lack of innovation
August 23, 2019
Several reports in the past have linked the increasing prices of smartphones to lengthening iPhone upgrade cycles. A new report today from Strategy Analytics makes similar claims, saying that the average time to upgrade a smartphone has lengthened to 33…
Hades, the next game from Bastion and Pyre developer Supergiant Games, is coming to Steam Early Access on December 10. The game has been available in early access on the Epic Games Store since December of last year.
In Hades, players take on the role of a son of Hades, the…
OnePlus is shaping up to be quite busy until the end of this year. There’s the launch of its first ever TV next month, already officially confirmed, as is the fact that it’s going to out another 5G device before 2020 comes around. And then we’ve also heard a lot of rumors lately about the company readying a OnePlus 7T Pro and/or OnePlus 7T.
One of these smartphones could be…
