The biggest features and changes we can’t wait for.
For the past couple of years, Google’s been pretty consistent with its timeline of releasing new builds of Android. With Android 9 and Android 10, the first developer preview landed in March with subsequent updates following it until the final release in August or September.
This year, Google jumped the gun a bit by launching Android 11 Developer Preview 1 on February 19 — the earliest we’ve ever [Read More…]
The PlayStation 5 is looking to be more expensive than the PlayStation 4.
What you need to know According to a new report, the PlayStation 5’s price could be in question due to difficult-to-obtain parts. The report also states that Sony wants to know the Xbox Series X price before committing to a price for the PlayStation 5. Right now, the PlayStation 5 allegedly costs around $ 450 to manufacture, though the retail price would be higher. [Read More…]
Samsung’s second foldable ditches plastic and is super pocketable.
Prior to 2019, folding smartphones seemed like nothing more than a distant dream. However, thanks to innovations from the likes of Samsung, Huawei, and Motorola, folding phones are now more of a reality than they ever have been.
Following the rocky release of the Galaxy Fold last year, Samsung is now taking a different approach to foldables with the Galaxy Z Flip. Rather than create another phone and [Read More…]
Hey baby I hear the blues a-calling, tossed innards and scrambled blood. Mercy.
Yeah, it’s really happening. Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 was announced in early 2019 to the shock and delight of fans everywhere, many of whom believed that after 14 years, there was no way the cult classic Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines would get a sequel. While there’s still a lot we don’t know, we do know that this new game is being [Read More…]
The 2020 RAZR is a fascinating mix of old and new.
The Motorola RAZR from the early 2000s will go down as one of the most popular phones in history. It may not look like much in the year 2020, but in its heyday, the RAZR was darn special.
Feeding off people’s constant want for nostalgia and with foldable phones spiking in popularity, Motorola is bringing the RAZR back. However, instead of being an old-fashioned flip phone, [Read More…]
The iconic budget family is returning once more.
Thanks to the immense popularity of the original Moto G from 2013 and continuous updates to the product line, the G-series is now synonymous with low-cost Android phones that offer worthwhile user experiences.
Last year’s Moto G7 lineup impressed with great displays, top-notch build quality, and more choice than ever before. Motorola is now in the process of preparing its Moto G8 lineup, and if you’re going to be [Read More…]
Here’s our summary of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, just in time for you to get caught up before the final season airs.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars (available on Disney Plus) is coming back for a seventh and final season on Feb. 21, and it’s important that fans who plan on watching it know what’s happened in the show so far. Whether you’re a brand new fan or someone who’s just looking for a refresher on [Read More…]
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Looking back on 2019, one of the best phones to be released was the Huawei P30 Pro. Most people in the U.S. likely overlooked it due to its lacking availability in the country, but if you did manage to get your hands on the phone, you were treated to drop-dead gorgeous hardware, insanely capable cameras, and some of the best battery life around.
The P30 Pro is still holding [Read More…]
Unlimited. It seems like a great deal on paper. No need to worry about overages. No need to worry about bandwidth limitations or unexpected fees. Total freedom to use your smartphone wherever, whenever, and however you see fit. There’s a catch, of course. There’s always a catch. That’s the thing carriers love to leave out when they’re talking about offering unlimited anything, especially data.
Nothing is truly unlimited. Even a quick browse through the fine print of any carrier agreement [Read More…]
Multi-stream Low-Energy Bluetooth that can broadcast for sharing and is designed with hearing aids in mind is now official. The wait for products that use it is on!
Bluetooth is 20 years old and it’s come a long way since the days of a great big earpiece that allowed you to take calls if you were willing to yell into it to talk back. Much of the progress comes from manufacturers, like Apple finding a good way [Read More…]
