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Pixel Fold users are reporting "sticky scrolling" issues on the inner screen
The Google Pixel Fold might have a scrolling problem. Users on X, Reddit, and Google's support forums have chronicled the issues, which break scrolling inertia on the main screen.
Google's latest Chrome Custom Tabs feature might add Picture-in-Picture support
Chrome Custom Tabs allow you to open websites within other apps, and they might soon get new Picture-in-Picture support.
Nintendo strikes a massive blow to the emulator scene for Android
The dust might not yet have settled, but it's pretty clear that Nintendo doesn't want you to play its games on newer, more capable, hardware.
Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Firefox have a new browser benchmark to rule them all
The major browser operators worked together to create Speedometer 3.0, the latest iteration of a popular browser benchmarks.
OnePlus 12R receives a new update with stability improvements and more
After putting an end to the UFS 4.0 controversy, OnePlus is rolling out one of the first OxygenOS 14 updates to the OnePlus 12R.
Exclusive — Nothing co-founder Akis Evangelidis on building the Phone 2a: 'We wanted to create a product that we would use ourselves'
Nothing just launched the Phone 2a, and the budget phone is unlike anything else available today. We chatted with Nothing co-founder Akis Evangelidis to know more about the brand's strategy with the device, and how the Phone 2a came to be.
Say hello to the only Anker power bank you will ever need
We're seeing new Qi2 charging accessories everywhere. Anker's MagGo Power Bank (6.6K) trumps them all.
Nothing Phone 2a: All the answers to your questions
We've had the Nothing Phone 2a for over a week and answer your questions about the new budget phone.
The Pixel 8 is finally getting support for display output over USB-C
After shipping the Pixel 8 series with DisplayPort Alternate Mode at the hardware level, Google has added support for the standard at the software level with Android 14 QPR3 Beta 2.
Streaming services aren't getting better, but still want you to pay for more content
Services like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Max, etc., have replaced traditional cable subscriptions as a go-to source of entertainment. However, there's a major disconnect between the rising subscriptions and poor user experience.
Google Contacts update makes your contact details page less cluttered
Google Contacts has made things cleaner with a fresh 'Connected apps' section.
X (Twitter) could soon launch a YouTube-like streaming app for smart TVs
X (Twitter) might be gearing up to release a streaming app similar to YouTube for smart TVs.
TikTok's rumored photo-sharing app could go head-to-head with Instagram
TikTok is reportedly testing a new app called 'TikTok Photos' to compete with Instagram for the photo crowd.
Google Messages' custom RCS chat colors are rolling out to some beta testers
Some beta users can now spice up their Messages with color options, letting them jazz up their chat appearance.
Xiaomi's free YouTube background playback hack is getting shut down
Xiaomi is ditching the free feature that allows users to play YouTube videos in the background without subscribing to Premium.
Apple Vision Pro vs Meta Quest Pro: Which premium headset should you buy?
Apple Vision Pro and Meta Quest Pro aren't your everyday VR headsets. Geared towards lifestyle and productivity, but which mixed-reality headset is right for you?
OnePlus and OPPO might let you record sounds with your earbuds
A deep dive into OnePlus and OPPO's HeyMelody app showed signs of a coming earbud recording feature.
Galaxy S24 sales reportedly rise in 'key' markets globally to beat the S23
A new report stated Samsung's Galaxy S24 series has experienced a growth in sales globally.
Galaxy Ring rumored to arrive this summer with enough units to meet demand
Samsung is rumored to begin its Galaxy Ring production in a few months as it prepares for the summer.
Qualcomm teases another flagship chipset coming out in March
It looks like Qualcomm is serious about mixing things up with its flagship chip lineup.
Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 powered OnePlus Nord CE4 gets a launch date of April 1
After seeing Vivo V30 with Snapdragon 7 Gen 3, we might see a second device with the same SoC from OnePlus.
Future Galaxy Watches may borrow the Apple Watch squircle look — and I'm on board
Samsung did square watches a decade ago, but quickly switched to prioritize a more stylish, "classic" watch look. Now, it appears Samsung may go back to squircle watches. Are you on board for useability, or do you hate the idea?
iPhone users in the EU can use Google Maps for default navigation starting next year
Apple is letting iPhone users in Europe ditch Apple Maps and use Google Maps instead if they want.
Ask Jerry: Why are new phones so difficult to set up?
Have a question about the tech in your life? If so, maybe we can get them answered!
The Galaxy A55 and A35 are official with a security feature not found on older models
Samsung's new Galaxy A55 and A35 5G got you covered for years to come with software updates.
Google Wallet update brings tickets and boarding passes straight from Gmail
Google Wallet brings notable features to the platform every year. A new update rolling out to users is more convenient.
Pixel users can now use Ultra HDR images, 10-bit HDR video on Threads
Following the March feature drop, Instagram gained support for Ultra HDR images and 10-bit HDR video, and now it has support for Threads.
Google Maps might finally fix device orientation accuracy on Android
Google Maps is adding a "fused orientation" API, and it might finally fix device orientation accuracy when you're trying to find your way around.
WhatsApp is showing you straight up if your chats are encrypted
WhatsApp is trying out a new feature that lets you know instantly if your chats are encrypted.
Would you rather play Doom on smart glasses or a lawn mower?
People like me have long had a fascination with getting the classic 1993 PC game Doom running on anything with a screen, and two new devices have reignited my passion for this odd project.
Chromebooks may gain a new unified app store
New findings reveal Google is working to bring all kinds of apps, including Android apps, Steam, and Linux-based apps, to one place on Chromebooks.
Google just let the Pixel 8a cat out of the bag
Google has low-key admitted that the Pixel 8a is in the making.
This wearable for pro athletes has me rethinking my whole approach to fitness training
Your smartwatch tells you your skin temperature during sleep, but isn't good enough to tell you if you're overly hot (or not warm enough) during fitness training. But wearing this CORE Body Temperature Sensor, I'm on my way to training more efficiently.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite could get a minor refresh in 2024
A new Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) leak shows it's rocking the same hardware but with a fresh Exynos chip.
Google Phone might be making it super easy to switch to a Meet video call
Google's Phone app might let you switch to video calls with just a tap during your regular calls.
Honor teases a new Magic 6 version with a weird camera design
Honor just teased a tricked-out version of the Magic 6 with a crazy camera layout.
Here's our first look at Motorola's next flagship Android phone
A new leak shows off the Motorola Edge 50 Pro's fabric-like pattern on the back and unique colors.
Meta Quest Pro 2: Everything we want from the 2025 Apple Vision Pro rival
Meta and LG are working on the Quest Pro 2 together, but we still have fresh memories of the Quest Pro 1's failure -- and the Quest Pro 2 will allegedly be more expensive. Here's what we want in terms of hardware, design, and software updates to make the Pro 2 relevant.
News Weekly: Nothing Phone 2a launch, Pixel March feature drop arrives, and more
Nothing Phone 2a launches, Pixel brings its March update, and more. News Weekly recaps some of the week's biggest happenings.
The tech hype train is going off the rails
A never-ending parade of products that never were and nobody would even buy.
How to claim up to $800 off the Galaxy Z Fold 5 during the Samsung Spring Sale (ends tomorrow!)
The Discover Samsung Spring Sale is live until March 10, offering up to $800 off for the Galaxy Z Fold 5 on eligible trade-ins.
Android 14 is finally widely rolling out for OnePlus Open owners
After months of waiting, OnePlus Open owners can finally update to Android 14, gaining new features like File Dock and Smart Cutout.
Google Lens picks up a neat feature for visual search rediscovery
Google Lens has started rolling out "Visual Search" history for users to rediscover what they've searched for.
The regular Google Pixel 8 will miss out the Pro version's on-device AI
Google says Gemini Nano won't grace the Pixel 8 due to 'hardware limitations.'
Google's new cross-device call features spotted in latest Play Services version
Google's latest Play Services version contained code that detailed its upcoming cross-device call features.
Satellite-based texting in Android 15 might let you talk to everyone
A dive into Android 14's latest beta showed signs of a new satellite-based text messaging service for Android 15.
Oura sells its smart ring on Amazon as it prepares for Samsung's debut
Oura has started selling its smart rings on Amazon as the company prepares for competition later in 2024.
Can you REALLY get a free Galaxy S24 during Samsung's Spring sale? Yes, but there's a catch
Samsung's Spring Sale wraps up in a few days, which means you're almost out of time to take advantage of its best smartphone deal.
Backbone is releasing a limited-edition Call of Duty controller with in-game perks
Backbone is debuting a limited-edition mobile gaming controller for the release of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III and Call of Duty: Warzone on mobile.
Samsung set to bring vertical scrolling back to the app drawer in One UI 6.1.1
Samsung is bringing a vertical scrolling app drawer back to One UI with the Home Up Good Lock module in One UI 6.1.1.
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