More gear and more assignments for Agents to take on.
What you need to know New details have been revealed for The Division 2: Episode 2 – Pentagon: The Last Castle. This episode is bringing new missions, new guns and more for players to enjoy. This episode is set to be accessible for players who have the Year One Pass on October 15, while it’ll be open for all players on October 22. You can grab The [Read More…]
A new monster for Hunters to fight and a new area to explore.
What you need to know Rajang is a classic beast from the Monster Hunter series that is coming to Monster Hunter World: Iceborne. The beast will be included in the first free update for the game, which is set to release on October 10. In addition to this new monster, the update will include a new region in the Guiding Lands. You can get [Read More…]
Entry-level smartphones running Android 10 (Go edition) will be launching later this fall.
What you need to know Google has announced Android 10 (Go edition) for entry-level smartphones. Android 10 (Go edition) brings faster performance and improved security. With Adiantum encryption, low-cost phones will be able to encrypt data with zero impact on device performance.
Google introduced the Android Go platform in 2017 – designed specifically for entry-level smartphones featuring just 1GB of memory or less. The [Read More…]
Chromebooks owners can use the “Search” + “a” keyboard shortcut or just say “Hey Google” to access the Assistant.
What you need to know Google Assistant has started rolling out to non-Pixel Chromebooks. You will need to enable the Assistant in your Chromebook’s settings to get started. Google Assistant on Chromebooks can help you create new documents, set reminders, play music, and a lot more.
After a long wait, Google has finally started rolling out Assistant support [Read More…]
What you need to know The latest Android 10 Open Beta has just been released for OnePlus 7 and 7 Pro models. The update brings eight important bug fixes and stability improvements. OTA (over the air) update is being released now for existing users on the Open Beta.
Things are looking good for OnePlus 7 and 7 Pro users that are in the Android 10 Open Beta, according to Android Police. The latest Android 10 Open Beta 2 [Read More…]
Stories: it’s not just for social media apps anymore.
What you need to know Google Photos is adding a new tool to relive important moments and memories. New “Memories” feature adds Instagram Stories-like to a carousel at the top of the Photos app. Google also says there will be a new private conversation feature coming later this year for sharing and discussing photos amongst family and friends.
Google is cranking out the Photos features today. Alongside the [Read More…]
The Moto One Zoom brings quad cameras and an OLED display, at a price that’s incredibly appealing in the States.
Following on from the Motorola One Action which was launched a few weeks ago, Motorola has now unveiled the new Motorola One Zoom at IFA 2019. Aimed at delivering an excellent experience in design, camera and display, the Motorola One Zoom is the company’s best camera smartphone to date, but is it enough to deliver in an [Read More…]
Fight for your life in this brand new LEGO Star Wars game
What you need to know You can fight other players in real-time, no matter where you are. There are up to 40 different characters and creatures to collect and add to your army. LEGO Star Wars Battles will be available in the year 2020.
LEGO Star Wars Battles has been announced by the official Star Wars website. As the website describes it, LEGO Star Wars [Read More…]
All of Skype’s new features are focused on productivity, Microsoft says.
What you need to know Skype received a fresh batch of productivity features across desktop and mobile today. Message drafts, bookmarking, and media previews are all part of the latest updates. Split view has also been expanded from Windows to Mac and Linux.
Microsoft shipped several new features to Skype across desktop and mobile today, all of which are focused on improving productivity according to the [Read More…]
Your email is a mess. Try as you might, stuff gets missed, overlooked, deleted, and forgotten about. What’s more, you don’t even treat it like a place for email anymore. No, you’re also using it for tasks and reminders, too. It’s okay, you’re not alone.
While we might have loved the features that came with Google Inbox, some of them are no longer available. Now that the app has been closed down, features like pinning, reminders, snoozing, and categorizing aren’t [Read More…]
