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DJI Osmo Mobile 4 now official
DJI unveils its newest foldable smartphone gimbal stabilizer, the DJI Osmo Mobile 4, with a magnetic phone holder, and upgraded motor and torque. The Osmo →
Windows Your Phone Apps Feature: what you need to know
When Samsung debuted the Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra earlier this month, it tried to appeal to a more work-oriented crowd, positioning →
How to get Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 4 on your Android phone even if it’s not in the Play Store
Fear not, Fortnite is still available In case you haven’t heard, Fortnite is gone from iOS and Android app stores. And it might not be coming back →
It’s a rainy day for Android users as Apple-owned Dark Sky shuts down
It’s a sad day for Android users of the popular Dark Sky app, which shut down today following an acquisition by Apple. The app, which gained →
Surface Duo still on track for 2020 launch
Fans of dual-screen devices, take heart. Microsoft has not yet abandoned its lofty dreams. The Surface Neo, along with the host of dual-screen Windows 10X →
Want the Galaxy Note 10 Link to Windows on an older Samsung phone? here’s how to get it
The new Samsung and Microsoft collaboration isn’t just reserved for owners of the newest Galaxy Note 10 – the Link to Windows tile is also reportedly able →
Fake Samsung App Fools 10 Million Users: What to Do
App in Google Play isn’t from Samsung, charges for free software A scammy-seeming Android app promises an easy way to get firmware and security updates →
Huawei’s appeal to Android developers won’t work without these key factors
Word on the app dev street is that Huawei is trying to discreetly woo Android app makers to publish their wares on the Chinese OEM’s →
Google pulls Huawei’s Android license: 5 reasons not to panic (yet) if you own a Huawei phone
The future is unclear. The future just got a little dicey for millions of Huawei fans. Following a Trump administration Executive Order last week that →
Galaxy Tab S4: where it wins and what it still needs
The past few months have been surprisingly interesting for the tablet market. Apple launched what was practically a budget iPad Pro. Google brought out the →
Why the Surface Go needed to be x86 and not ARM
Microsoft just revealed the Surface Go, its lightest, slimmest, and cheapest Surface tablet yet. Cheapest is relative only to other Surface 2-in-1s and it’s hardly →
The best kids trackers 2018 : Using wearables to keep your child safe
Never lose track of your little ones again with GPS trackers for kids big and small Need to catch that sprog? Keeping track of children →
Acer Chromebook 11 (2018) hands-on: USB-C and a blue finish keep things fresh
The Chromebook product segment continues to gather steam as time goes on. Acer recently announced a 2018 refresh for its Chromebook 11, adding USB-C ports →
Acer Chromebook 15 preview: Large and in charge
The Acer Chromebook 15 is the perfect example of how Chromebooks have progressed over recent years. No longer does the word ‘Chromebook’ dictate an ultra-budget →
2018 Yamaha YZ450F First Ride Review
Yamaha tantalized the American dirtbike press with the unveiling of its all-new, electric-start, WiFi-equipped 2018 Yamaha YZ450F about a month ago, and we haven’t stopped →
2018 Yamaha YZ450F Preview
The 2018 Yamaha YZ450F promises to advance technology in the sport of motocross by becoming the world’s first Wi-Fi-equipped production dirtbike, capable of allowing the →
Foscam FI9853EP review
This is a conventional form factor for outdoor security cameras, built by Foscam, an established brand, but it comes with an improved iOS/Android app and →
Asus Chromebook Flip C302CA Review
With Android app support moving out of beta and becoming a standard part of Chrome OS this year, Chromebook 2-in-1s are becoming extremely important. The →
The best kids trackers : Using wearables for child safety
Never lose track of your little ones again with GPS trackers for kids big and small Thanks to advances in GPS technology, keeping track of →
Logitech Pop Review: A smarter button for the IoT
It’s an awkward fact of life: the smart home, and the Internet of Things in general, is meant to make life more streamlined but can →
LG VPInput lets you control your LG flagship from your PC
Anyone who works with a computer daily is probably familiar with the frustration of having to reach out for your smartphone just quickly check or →
Pebble rolls out Pebble Time firmware, app updates
Apple just revealed some new incoming treats for the Apple Watch, so today might not be the best time to put out smartwatch-related news. That, →
How to enable conversation view in Gmail for Android
Google last week announced an update to its Gmail for Android app. The headlining feature being added in the update was a unified inbox that →
Google adds some visual flair to Android app searches
Google has transformed Android search for apps and now displays the results in a pictorial, grid-like fashion. For instance, searching for “music apps” (either in →
Opera Max data saver adds support for YouTube, Netflix
Opera has pushed out an update for its Opera Max Android app, and with it comes much-awaited support for both Netflix and YouTube. Opera Max →
SoundCloud adds Google Cast to its Android app
You can add SoundCloud the list of services that employ Google’s Cast tech to beam tunes to speakers and other devices. With the latest update, →
Twitter hires Falcon Pro developer to make its Android app better
If you’ve been disappointed with the progress of Twitter’s official Android app, there may finally be reason for optimism. Joaquim Vergès, developer of the popular →
Android app tells you if you have ‘Stagefright’ vulnerability
Got Stagefright? Not the fear of an audience, but an Android vulnerability that could hijack your smartphone via a garden-variety MMS. The company that discovered →
A Custom Desktop Version Of Android Could Make The Remix Mini PC A Proper Productivity Machine
We’ve seen many attempts at using Android as a desktop OS. Problem is, Android was designed with mobile in mind, making the Android desktop experience →
Sundown on Eclipse – Google pushes devs to Android Studio
Google announces that Eclipse Android Developer Tools kit will no longer be officially supported by the company for Android app creation. This afternoon Jamal Eason, →