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 mode that was an annoying quirk of past releases.
We’ve already done a full teardown on Stadia 2.32 that prepares a…
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…
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 of Duty four vs four format.
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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…
When will Apple release iOS 14 to everyone? This year’s schedule is tricky to predict…
September 1, 2020
iOS 14 is currently in beta testing with developers and public beta users, with Apple having released the sixth beta just last week. While beta testing is moving along nicely, and Apple recently switched from a biweekly schedule to a weekly schedule for releases, there is…
This Dead $10,000 Camera Shows the Danger of Salt Water
September 1, 2020
LensRentals recently got back a $10,000 Fujinon GFX100 medium format mirrorless camera from a customer who used it in dive housing and reported that it “suddenly died for no reason.” After Fuji declared repair impossible and insurance claims were paid, LensRentals decided to take the camera apart and look inside.
From the outside, the camera showed no signs of water exposure. But there’s an…
Notability app for iPhone and iPad gets new themes, sticker packs, favorites toolbar, more
August 31, 2020
Popular note-taking and annotation iOS app Notability is out today with a sizable update that brings new themes, sticker packs, a favorites toolbar, intelligent arrows and curves, and much more.
Some of the new features and changes come as optional in-app purchases as part…
By October, YouTube Music’s predecessor will stop working around the world. Ahead of that, the latest version of Google Play Music for Android introduces an “Export local playlists” capability.
Version 8.26 of Play Music for Android introduces a new capability under…
Netflix is one of the most popular streaming services on the planet, but it’s always looking to get more subscribers signed up. This week, Netflix has quietly announced that it will offer some of its original shows and movies completely for free on Android and the web.
A new section of Netflix’s website calls the service the “premiere destination for all your entertainment needs,” then…
