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Olympus TG-610 Camera
Olympus TG-610 is waterproof down to 16ft (5m), shockproof to 5ft (1.5m), freezeproof as low as 14°F (-10°C) and dustproof. It equipped with a high-precision 5x →
One UI 3.1 update for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold2 brings new experiences
Samsung has announced new experiences and interactions for its Galaxy Z Fold2 smartphone with the introduction of One UI 3.1. Since last December, owners of →
Best antivirus for Mac: Get the best protection from viruses and malware
Macs may be attacked less often than other platforms, but they’re not invincible. Macs may be a far less tempting target for malware and viruses, →
Olympus SZ-14 Camera
This compact Olympus SZ-14 boasts a powerful 24x (25-600mm) ultra-zoom wide-angle lens gets you amazingly close to the action or capture group shots and breathtaking panoramas. The 14.1 →
Android 11: Getting started with gesture navigation
Almost all Android 11 devices will default to gesture navigation, so it’s time to give it a try. Android 11 makes numerous changes throughout the →
Windows 10 could soon beef up its multitasking capabilities
Windows 10 could be getting a new multitasking feature to allow multiple windows to be snapped on your desktop – plus those running multi-monitor setups →
iOS 14.5 will blunt one of the most dangerous types of iPhone exploit
An imminent iOS update is set to make cyberattacks that require no input from the victim (also known as zero-click exploits) much harder to execute. →
Samsung beats Google with four years of security updates for Galaxy devices
Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets will now receive security updates for at least four years after the handset goes on sale. Until now Samsung, like →
WhatsApp Lockout: Agree to new policy, or lose access to chats on May 15
WhatsApp has confirmed it still plans to limit access for users don’t agree to its controversial new privacy policy by May 15. In a new →
Android 12 gestures are finally getting better— here’s how
Android 12 developer preview turns to machine learning to counter accidental swipes Google first introduced gesture controls to its OS in Android 10, and it’s →
Android 12 Developer Preview: changes, additions in next OS version
The next version of the Android operating system, codenamed internally as ‘Snow Cone’ has taken its maiden steps into the realm of inception with Google →
Chrome vs Safari on Mac is not even close — and this is the proof
Chrome literally uses 10x more RAM An app developer was so tired of dealing with RAM hungry Chrome, that he developed an app for Mac →
What’s new in macOS 11.3: The latest features coming to Big Sur
As well as new enhancements to iOS and iPadOS, Apple has also announced a bunch of new updates coming to the Mac in macOS 11.3 →
Android 12: Release date, features, leaks, rumours, and news
Android 12 is here! Every year, Google releases a major software update to its Android mobile operating system. Last year, it rolled out Android 11. →
Signal vs. Telegram: Which encrypted messaging app wins?
Signal and Telegram each have their strong, and their weak, points With a recent exodus from WhatsApp, many users have been turning to other free →
Microsoft announces Office 2021, solely for the cloud-averse
Microsoft has announced Office 2021, a complete version of the productivity suite designed for those who’d rather avoid a cloud-based subscription. The standalone Microsoft Office →
Google Meet is fixing the worst thing about video calls
Google Meet is getting a suite of new features, including the ablity to handle low bandwidth connections One of the biggest problems with video calls →
How to download Android 12 Developer Preview today
Google has announced the Android 12 Developer Preview is now available for registered developers with Pixel phones. Here’s how anyone can download and install the →
Android 12 Developer Preview has arrived – the future of Android begins here
Google has announced the first Android 12 developer preview, commencing the path to this year’s major Android update, due late summer. The Android 12 Developer →
Microsoft Office 2021 unveiled: Price, release date and more
Skip that Microsoft 365 subscription with Office 2021 Microsoft is doing its best to sway every user to a Microsoft 365 subscription for all of →
iOS 14.5 lets you ditch Apple Music on your iPhone and default to Spotify
If you’re one of the many people who owns an iPhone but doesn’t use Apple Music, then iOS 14.5 looks set to have a feature →
iOS 14.5 update: the best new features set to come to your iPhone
iOS 14.5 is the next version of iOS, and while it won’t be as big an update as iOS 15, which isn’t expected to land →
iOS 14.5 wants to keep your internet use well away from Google
Apple continues to ramp up its privacy policies, after revealing that it will re-route Safari traffic through its own servers to limit how much information →
iOS 14.5 adds 200 new emoji to iPhone, including vaccine and AirPods Pro Max
Apple’s latest iOS 14.5 beta update is now available for developers, and while the big time-saving feature allows an Apple Watch to unlock your iPhone, →
Microsoft Office for iPad update is a long time coming – here’s what’s new
iPad users can now enjoy Microsoft’s all-in-one Office app after the company launched a new version of its famed productivity suite for iPadOS devices. The →
iOS 14.5 to add more than 200 new emoji and they’re all about the love
The forthcoming Apple iOS 14.5 release will include a whopping 217 new emoji, with the majority focused on matters of the heart. First spied by →
MacOS Big Sur update squashes annoying bug leading to installation failure
Apple has released an updated macOS Big Sur installer bringing the software to version 11.2.1. This version of the installer can correctly check for available →
Microsoft xCloud web browser game streaming near public beta
The Public Beta of Microsoft’s xCloud for the web appears to be nearly ready for release. A report from The Verge today suggests that the →
Review: Android 10 on the Nintendo Switch is just as messy and awesome as it sounds
It will hardly come as a surprise that us geek folk over at GSMArena love the Nintendo Switch. Less surprising still is the fact that →
Wear OS app sideloading is going away next month
One of the benefits of the openness of the Android platform is that users technically aren’t limited to getting apps just from Google Play Store →