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Minecraft arrives on Chromebooks, but not everyone can play just yet
An early access version of Minecraft from Chromebooks is available for select devices in the Google Play Store.
Google Play Games on PC expands to more regions with major improvements
Launched in beta last year, Google Play Games on PC has expanded to more countries and has some new tools for developers.
Android 13 beta program continues with QPR3 Beta 1, rolling out now
Google has begun rolling out Android 13 QPR3 Beta 1 to eligible Pixel smartphones. Users in the program will be able to go straight to the Android 14 beta when it becomes available.
Delayed Spotify HiFi is still on the way, but may not follow after Apple or Amazon
Spotify announced its HiFi tier back in 2021, but the feature has yet to launch. Now, we know why.
Nothing 1.5.3 update readies Ear (2) support along with battery improvements
Nothing has started rolling out its 1.5.3 OS patch to Phone (1) users which includes support for an upcoming device.
How to add music from YouTube Shorts to your YouTube Music collection
Adding songs you find on YouTube Shorts to your YouTube Music library is pretty easy. Here's how you can do it.
Dark Pictures Switchback is the House of the Dead in VR I've been waiting for
Our review of Dark Pictures: Switchback proves that lightgun games are back thanks to the immersive power of VR.
T-Mobile is set to acquire Ryan Reynolds' Mint Mobile for $1.35 billion
T-Mobile announces its plans to purchase the Ka'ena Corporation which includes Ryan Reynolds-owned Mint Mobile.
The new Galaxy A34 gets an updated design, 120Hz display
It is that time of the year when we witness new Galaxy A series phones, and this year is no different.
JMGO N1 Ultra 4K laser projector review: Shining bright
JMGO's N1 Ultra has a unique gimbal design that makes it easy to set up and use, and with a 4,000-lumen brightness, it is fantastic in daily use.
How to stream hi-res music from your phone
With the right source serving it, and the right phone streaming it, you can give your ears a sense of what hi-res audio sounds like.
Samsung Galaxy A54 is a new mid-ranger with a flagship design
Samsung brings flagship-style design to its latest mid-range Galaxy A series.
Google Pixel 8 renders reveal a smaller form factor than the Pixel 7
After showing off Pixel 8 Pro renders yesterday, the tipster is back with Pixel 8 renders.
Amazon Halo Rise review: A different take on sleep tracking
There's not much competition in the way of contactless sleep trackers, but Amazon's Halo Rise sure is one intriguing device.
Angel Watch Series R kids smartwatch review: Ambition comes to fruition
The Angel Watch Series R is a kids' smartwatch with lots of parental control options and a host of health sensors and features. App and firmware updates have finally given this watch its full potential.
Android TV rolls out user profiles, but there's a caveat
Google has added a sort of user profile to Android TV, although it's not what you expected.
Meta announces yet another round of employee layoffs as part of its 'Year of Efficiency'
Meta announced that it will go through another round of layoffs, with impending organizational restructuring to make the company more efficient.
Fitbit is making more of your health data available for free
Google has announced that more of Fitbit's Health Metric Dashboard will be available to all users, along with some new upgrades.
How to create Call Links in WhatsApp
WhatsApp's latest feature improves its audio and video calling functionality. You can now create call links in WhatsApp and share them with others. These are the steps you need to follow to do so.
In the wake of ChatGPT, Google is adding generative AI to its Workspace apps
Google has announced new generative AI tools for its Workspace suite.
Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip 5, Fold 5 could finally gain dust resistance
For the first time, Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 might bring less crease with a water drop-shaped hinge.
First Pixel 8 Pro renders leak, revealing a welcome change to the display
Newly leaked renders of the Pixel 8 Pro have revealed certain design changes to the display and camera housing.
New Nothing Ear (2) leak spills the beans ahead of the launch
Aside from renders we already saw last month, the new leak points to what to expect from the next-gen earbuds from Nothing.
New Google Pixel Fold and Pixel 7a details leaked, may arrive shortly after Google I/O 2023
The Pixel Fold is one of Google's most highly-anticipated devices, and a new rumor suggests it could make its debut at I/O 2023. It's also said that the Pixel Fold and 7a are slated to hit Europe sometime in June.
OnePlus' next sub-$300 Android phone could launch in April
OnePlus might introduce another cheap smartphone under its Nord CE line next month, though it appears to be only an iterative upgrade over its predecessor.
How to use Magic Eraser in Google Photos on Android
Magic Eraser has become an invaluable tool for Pixel owners, and now it's finally available for Google One subscribers on Android and iOS. Here's how you can use Magic Eraser in Google Photos on Android.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5: What we want to see
Rumors of the Galaxy Z Flip 5 have already started cropping up. Here, we list some of the changes we'd love to see with Samsung's next foldable.
How to customize your Gboard tiles
Personalizing your Android keyboard has never been easier, thanks to a little help from Google. We're going to show you how to customize your Gboard tiles so you can change the layout on your device.
Samsung isn't repeating the same mistakes with the Galaxy Watch 6
The latest leaks show that Samsung listened to feedback and is bringing back our favorite Galaxy Watch feature, but only on the Galaxy Watch 6 Pro.
How to change a watch face on a Fitbit
You might not be able to download new apps, but it's really easy to download and use different watch faces on your Fitbit.
Leaked Google Pixel 7a live images show off the phone from all angles
A new leak has revealed a few live photos of the upcoming Google Pixel 7a, which bears a striking resemblance to the Pixel 7.
Galaxy S23 series rumored to receive a big update to improve camera quality
Users have reported an odd blur effect present on photos taken using the latest Samsung Galaxy S23 series. The phones are rumored to receive an update soon to improve camera quality.
Pixel March 2023 update takes care of some annoying bugs
Google has released its latest March 2023 feature drop and with that comes all its software fixes.
AC Podcast 594: Pixel Fold spotted in the wild?
Samsung delights, Google teases, and Ring and Spotify just kinda mystify us
No, your Galaxy S23 Ultra isn't actually taking pictures of the moon and it doesn't matter
Machine Learning and AI do a lot of the heavy lifting when it comes to what's possible on our smartphones. This includes Samsung's Space Zoom feature which claims to let you take pictures of the moon from the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
Google finally takes the wraps off the March 2023 Pixel feature drop
The March 2023 feature drop has arrived with a host of new features for Pixel phones, the Pixel Watch, and more.
Asus' next flagship phones could feature a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset
Asus' next-generation ROG phones have made a visit to a benchmarking site, revealing some of their key specs.
I took Elon Musk's advice and nuked Mars in this amazing Quest game
I've been obsessed with Per Aspera VR, a strategy game for the Quest 2 that tasks players with terraforming Mars to make it safe for human civilization.
Google's Pixel Superfans program registration in the UK ends after a brief run
Google has finally expanded its Pixel Superfans program to the United Kingdom, providing Pixel customers with exclusive benefits such as early access to new products and features.
How to sideload Android apps on Chromebooks
Many of the best Android apps can be found on the Google Play Store, making them easy to install on your Chromebook. But there are some pretty wonderful apps that you won't find on the Play Store and here's how you can sideload them.
OPPO Find N2 Flip review: My new favorite flip phone
With the Find N2 Flip, OPPO has delivered what may just be the best flip-style foldable yet.
Telegram introduces Power Saving Mode as part of the new update
After introducing Profile Photo Maker and Chat translating feature last month, Telegram now brings Power Saving Mode, amongst others.
How did Demeo avoid the toxic culture of so many multiplayer games?
So many online games are plagued with toxic gamers that ruin the multiplayer experience, but Demeo's community is friendly and cordial. We talked to the developers to see how this came to be.
AT&T data breach hits nine million customer accounts
A third-party vendor hack exposed millions of AT&T customers' account information, including names, phone numbers, and email addresses.
Valari Gaming Pillow review: Simple, ergonomic comfort for marathon gaming sessions
Made by gamers, for gamers, the Valari Gaming Pillow wants to help you play longer, and in greater comfort, by providing ergonomic support where it counts.
How to lock down your most important cards in Google Wallet
Protect your Wallet cards with biometric logins, remove cards you don't want used, and remotely disable Google Wallet in an emergency.
Steam on ChromeOS: Which games can you play on your Chromebook?
Steam on ChromeOS continues to be actively developed, but you might be wondering what games you can play.
How to prevent Gmail events from showing up in your Google Calendar
Not everyone wants their events to automatically show up on Google Calendar based on their emails. If you're one of those people, here's how you can prevent Gmail events from showing up in your Google Calendar.
Poll: Do you like the new Spotify Home experience?
Spotify has begun rolling out a new Home experience reminiscent of TikTok, featuring large automatic previews for content. We want to know what you think, is it good or should is Spotify trying too hard?
On by default: your apps are sharing more than you think
Google and Apple need to crack down on apps that set anything on by default because developers are never going to stop.
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