I admit, we don’t talk about Rick and Morty enough around these parts. That’s my fault, as I only started getting into the show somewhat recently. However, when ranking my favorite things about the show, right behind Pickle Rick would have to be Butter Bot. And because the future kicks so much ass, Butter Bot … Continued Read the original post: Rick and Morty’s Butter Bot is Real, Powered by... Read more ›
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The last time we talked about live lyrics in YouTube Music was in April of this year. It’s clear now that the rollout of the feature then was only a very, very limited test for a tiny group of users. Almost no one received the feature then, which we know because everyone actually received it … Continued Read the original post: YouTube Music Gets Live Lyrics and It’s Actually Available... Read more ›
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Samsung phone owners, the August update is starting to rollout to the massive list of devices that Samsung supports. Since we’re now talking about 5 years worth of updates for many phones, this list isn’t going to shrink any time soon. In fact, it is mostly still growing with the launch of new phones, like … Continued Read the original post: Samsung August Update Lands on Galaxy Z Flip 4,... Read more ›
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This is one of those topics that I can probably guess where it’ll go, because this is an enthusiast site, but it’s a topic I saw brought up recently. The idea of software updates and when to take them appears to be a thing people consider before pulling the trigger. My brain has only ever … Continued Read the original post: When a New Android Update Hits, Do You Update... Read more ›
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About a week ago, the first signs of rich text formatting in Google Keep showed up as if Google was preparing to make an announcement or start a wider rollout. Fast forward to today, and that has happened. It’s official – Google Keep now has rich text formatting after all these years. Google calls this … Continued Read the original post: Google Makes It Official: Text Formatting Arrives in Keep Read more ›
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With its large screen, there’s little doubt that buyers of the Galaxy Z Fold 5 should want to take advantage of all that real estate. How would you best accomplish that? For me, multitasking via Multi Window is the main go, but Samsung has built out the feature so much that it can almost feel … Continued Read the original post: Best Galaxy Z Fold 5 Multitasking Tips Read more ›
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We are just outside the 3-year mark since T-Mobile and Sprint merged, creating a US wireless space with only 3 major players, and the changes are incoming. Not only did T-Mobile introduce a really expensive new plan this week, they are now cutting thousands of jobs over the coming weeks. In a letter sent to … Continued Read the original post: T-Mobile to Lay Off 5,000 Employees Read more ›
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Google continues to do what it can to protect you within the services it offers. An example of such protections is with actions related to your Google account deemed to be sensitive. Google recognizes specific actions (like changes to settings) and then tries to verify if the party attempting the action looks risky or suspicious … Continued Read the original post: Gmail Gets New Warnings for Sensitive Actions Taken Read more ›
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As a part of a feature drop-like announcement last week for upcoming features to the NFL experience on YouTube and YouTube TV, Google said that it would soon offer a student plan for NFL Sunday Ticket. Because the season is almost upon us, they didn’t have much time before they needed to make it official, … Continued Read the original post: Students Get NFL Sunday Ticket Through YouTube for $109 Read more ›
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The investment that Google has made into pushing the NFL and NFL Sunday Ticket through all of its streaming platform is significant. We know all about how you can watch a never-ending Sunday stream of games on Sundays (with new features on the way) through YouTube and YouTube TV, but Google keeps giving us new … Continued Read the original post: Google TV Gets Another 25 Free Channels, NFL Sunday... Read more ›
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Brilliant, a company that’s been producing smart home-related goods for nearly 10 years now, introduced a new gadget this week designed to turn your apartment into a smart apartment. I cringe saying that, but it’s actually pretty sweet. Let me explain. Brilliant’s new plug-in Smart Home Control Panel requires no wiring, so it’s perfect if you … Continued Read the original post: Brilliant’s New Smart Home Control Panel is Perfect... Read more ›
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The “Google” section in your Android settings page is getting a makeover over night, without any sort of announcement from Google. Not that we needed one, but the new UI appears to be widely rolled out and can be accessed by you right away, potentially on any Android phone. Now, when I say the “Google” … Continued Read the original post: Google Settings on Android Get a “Recommended” Makeover Read more ›
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Nothing detailed yet another update for Nothing Phone 2, again focusing primarily on improving the rear cameras. This phone got another big camera update earlier this month. Nice. Nothing notes that once you update to Nothing OS 2.0.2a, you’ll find improved clarity of faces when shooting in indoor environments, an added UI element to show … Continued Read the original post: Nothing Phone 2 Gets OS 2.0.2a Update Bringing More... Read more ›
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Earlier this year, Google announced that it was building a native eSIM transfer tool for Android devices. This tool would allow for the quick and easy transfer of an eSIM from one device to another, a process that can sometimes be slightly irritating. This week, thanks to @AssembleDebug, we’re getting our first look at the … Continued Read the original post: First Look at Android’s Native eSIM Transfer Tool Read more ›
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The ASUS Zenfone 10 is almost ready for you as the smallish power-house Android phone that wants to be a proper alternative for those looking to leave the world of massive devices. Pre-orders are open with prices starting at $699. For those who missed the original announcement in June, ASUS announced the Zenfone at $699 … Continued Read the original post: Zenfone 10 Pre-Orders Go Live in US Read more ›
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The big web editor update for Google Photos that was promised a couple of months ago is now widely available it seems. When opening Google Photos on the web and accessing one of your photos, you should be prompted with a little blue notice in the top right corner to “Try the new editor.” Back … Continued Read the original post: Google Photos Gets Updated Editor on the Web Read more ›
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Last year’s Black Friday had the Pixel Buds Pro down to a sweet price of $132. Currently on the Google Store and on Amazon, the price is down to $139. That means it’s basically Black Friday in mid-August, which isn’t bad at all. Read: Our Pixel Buds Pro review! At $60 off the usual price, … Continued Read the original post: DEAL: Pixel Buds Pro Down to Black Friday Pricing... Read more ›
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T-Mobile introduced a new plan this week, Go5G Next, aimed directly at people who are looking to upgrade their device yearly. With this plan, when a customer is on a device payment plan (also known as “EIP” or equipment installment plan) and reaches the halfway mark of the payment plan (meaning 50% of the device … Continued Read the original post: T-Mobile Intros Go5G Next Plan With Guaranteed Device Upgrades... Read more ›
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Open. Enrollment. Verizon has fired up the opportunity for customers to get their phones repaired at discounted rates, so long as they are comfortable with adding an additional charge to their monthly bill. This year, Verizon has made some edits to the offering inside of Verizon Mobile Protect, those being $0 cracked screen repair deductibles … Continued Read the original post: Verizon Open Enrollment Arrives if You Need Phone Insurance Read more ›
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Google announced a UI refresh for three of its Android apps late last week. Users of Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Slides should see the tweaks in the coming weeks, as it usually takes time for Google to roll the changes out to all users. Google describes the change as a “modernized visual design,” … Continued Read the original post: Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides Apps Get UI Update Read more ›
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Google’s Pixel phones and their cameras, a relationship that is almost never separated from a conversation over why you should buy one. The cameras are arguably the #1 or #2 reason people buy Google’s phones, so when changes to them are on the horizon, we pay attention. We already believe that a hardware upgrade is … Continued Read the original post: Take a Look at the Pixel 8 Pro’s Camera... Read more ›
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