As anticipated, Google today unveiled its next-generation smartphones – the “radically helpful” Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. The smaller Pixel comes with a 5-inch HD OLED display and retains the traditional design aesthetics, meaning it comes with pretty prominent chin and forehead, while the Pixel 2 XL boasts a 6-inch OLED display, curved glass […]
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Google Home can do a lot of things for us, but in no place does it excel quite like music.
Today, Google expanded the Google Home collection with both the Google Home Mini and the Google Home Max. The Mini aims to put Google Assistant in every room of your house, but Google Home Max is meant for music lovers who want to fill their rooms or their whole home with rich, beautiful sound. So, what makes [Read More…]
PhoneCast VR lets you watch movies from your favorite media apps while using Gear VR.
Samsung’s Gear VR can take you on adventures, but sometimes all you want to do is settle in and watch a good movie. It used to be that you could only watch movies and videos through specific apps, but now that list has grown much, much, larger. Samsung PhoneCast VR is a new app that lets you watch movies from your favorite [Read More…]
There’s a “new” PlayStation VR headset coming. Here’s what we know so far.
After the folks at Famitsu dropped a big leak regarding a new PlayStation VR headset, Sony took the opportunity to shed some official light on the situation.
Basically, a minor hardware refresh is coming to the PlayStation VR soon. It’s not going to change the resolution of the display in the headset or improve the light-based tracking system, but there will be some streamlining [Read More…]
Google wants to win the smartphone game, and with the recent HTC deal, there’s a realistic roadmap to getting there.
When rumors began swirling about Google buying HTC’s smartphone division, anyone with an opinion on the industry had thoughts; here’s why it’s good for Google; here’s why it’s a terrible idea. Both sides were probably right, to some extent.
Now that the deal is done, though, we have a more nuanced understanding of exactly what transpired, and [Read More…]
Because you need to know what’s up and what to do about it.
We got to see something cool and terrible (yes, it’s possible to be both at the same time) earlier this week when Armis Security published the details of a new Bluetooth exploit. Called “Blueborne,” the exploit allows a person with the right tools and who is within Bluetooth range of your smart thing — laptop, phone, car, or anything else that runs Android (as [Read More…]
When was the last time you played a tower defense game? Probably some of you have done it recently, but the truth is that this enjoyable and thorough kind of game has taken a seat back in favor of endless games in recent years. There is a huge fanbase around the genre, though, and it […]
The Note 8’s Coloring app is one of the best reasons to use the improved S Pen.
Back in college, I was working as a bank teller between classes and needed an outlet. I didn’t want to drink more than I already did, and I already spent too much time reading books I didn’t enjoy to enjoy the ones I wanted to read, so I decided to do something else: paint.
I embraced my inner artist and [Read More…]
Despite a slow and bumpy rollout of Android Wear 2.0, Google has a series of new smartwatches hitting the shelves this fall just in time for the holiday shopping season. And to remind us that Android Wear smartwatches can make for great accessories this season, Google recently published a new post in which it details […]
What do I need to know about Doom VFR?
Doom is coming to VR, bringing all of the heart pounding, flesh shredding, gun blasting glory to your HTC Vive or PlayStation VR. We got a trailer from E3 back in June announcing the game, but that’s never enough information to get you by. That’s why we’ve collected everything you need to know about Doom VFR before it releases!
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