No one will be able to attend Andrea Bocelli’s Easter performance, but that doesn’t mean you won’t be able to stream it from the safety of your own home. This year, due to stay at home orders and social distancing, Andrea Bocelli will be performing a solo concert on Easter Sunday live from Milan’s historic cathedral Duomo di Milano.
The concert, which is titled Andrea Bocelli: Music for Hope will broadcast for free on his YouTube channel, so [Read More…]
Googling the cast members names will reveal a surprise.
What you need to know Google is celebrating the 25th anniversary or Friends with some special Easter eggs. Fans of Friends can search the cast members’ names on Google and click on the character’s icon for a surprise. This is similar to the Easter egg Google created for Avengers: Endgame.
It seems hard to believe, but the hit show Friends celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. The show [Read More…]
Anyone feel like solving a Picross puzzle?
What you need to know Android Q Beta 6 started rolling out earlier this week. On the Essential Phone, the latest beta includes an all-new Easter Egg for Android Q. Interestingly, the Easter egg doesn’t appear on Google’s own Pixel devices.
This past Wednesday right before the Galaxy Note 10 announcement, Google started rolling out Android Q Beta 6. In addition to Google’s Pixel phones, owners of the Essential Phone [Read More…]
Every OnePlus 5T Star Wars edition box contains a special message from your favorite astromech droid.
OnePlus unveiled the Star Wars-themed variant of the OnePlus 5T in India last week, with the phone featuring a white color scheme and a Sandstone finish styled after the planet Crait. There’s certainly a lot to like about the device itself — both in terms of exterior design and software touches in the form of exclusive backgrounds — and OnePlus has [Read More…]
Still no clue about what the “O” will stand for, but we do know an octopus has 8 legs.
We didn’t expect the name for Android 8.0 to be revealed with the latest developer preview’s Easter egg, so we’re not disappointed. What we are seeing is almost as cool.
The 4th dev preview comes with a floaty-magic-physics-enabled octopus on a deep blue sea background. You can tap and touch and drag it around and see the new [Read More…]
Our friends at Thrifter are back again, this time with some great deals on Anker accessories!
Anker, one of our favorite accessory makers, is currently discounting a bunch of its accessories ahead of Easter. Whether you are looking for some new headphones or a wireless charger, there is a solid variety of discounts here. These discounts are 15% or more off the regular price of the items, so you’ll want to look through them and see what you need [Read More…]
Update: Wow. This one is clever. The Easter Egg here is actually more of a game of sorts. Once you press and hold the “N” logo in the Easter Egg screen to reveal the cat emoji, pull down your notification quick settings, tap “edit” and then move the “easter egg” option up to the settings. It turns into an “empty dish” that you can tap to add things to … and you lure a cat to [Read More…]
So, about that article from earlier…
Earlier, we said there was no new easter egg in the Android 7.0 Nougat Developer Preview 5. We were totally wrong; sorry about that.
In our defense, though, this thing is pretty hard to spot. In fact, the entire game — if one can call it that — is basically a giant test of patience.
What is the new Easter Egg?
Like previous incarnations of the Android Easter Egg, [Read More…]
Google’s not ready to unveil the name of the next release just yet. In the meantime, a subtle troll.
You didn’t really expect Google to out the real name for Android N in a developer preview Easter egg, did you?
In any case, tap the “Android N” graphic under Settings > About phone on the latest N preview, and “Namey McNameface” appears. It’s a reference back to a joke at this year’s Google I/O keynote based on popular polar [Read More…]
Multiplayer options and refreshed Marshmallow graphics
With the arrival of the Android 6.0 Marshmallow system images for Nexus devices, we’ve got our first look at the new Easter Egg game for the latest version of the OS. Marshmallow continues the tradition of hiding fun stuff behind multiple taps of the Android version number under “Settings > About device”, and this years is a refresh of Lollipop’s ridiculously tricky Flappy Bird-style game.
