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If you’ve ever searched a computer’s apps or settings, you know how frustrating it can be to guess the keywords you’ll need to get a result — why can’t you just say what you want and let the PC figure it out? Microsoft must have asked itself that… - Windows Phone 8.1's new apps let you make reading lists and bite-sized movies
The perks for Windows Phone 8.1’s early users just keep on coming. Microsoft has posted versions of two desktop Windows 8.1 apps, Movie Moments and Reading List, that are built solely for its new mobile OS. Reading List is arguably the bigger of the… - Photographer uses drone to create military-style landscapes of America
Tomas van Houtryve is a photographer with an eye for reframing perspectives — particularly those we’re more used to seeing in modern conflict. The image above is taken from a 16-page photo essay featured in April’s Harper’s Magazine (incidentally,… - Mercedes' first electric vehicle for the US has a Tesla heart and plenty of muscle
I shouldn’t be imagining the sound of crickets when test-driving a brand-new Mercedes, but that’s exactly what happened to me this week with the company’s B-Class Electric. In this case, however, it’s actually a good thing: The new US-bound EV, which…
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vivo Pad trademarked with European IP Office
vivo trademarked several product names last year, one of which was the "vivo Pad" tablet that was expected to arrive in January. However, that didn't happen, and months later, there's still no word from vivo about its first tablet. But it looks the company will soon enter the tablet category since a vivo device, believed to be a tablet, bagged TUV certification earlier this month, and now the vivo Pad name has been trademarked with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO). The vivo Pad is trademarked under Class 9, which covers over 20 product categories, including tablet...
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE and Galaxy Tab A7 Lite launched in India, sales begin June 23
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE and Galaxy Tab A7 Lite unveiled last month have arrived in India. The Tab S7 FE comes in Mystic Black, Mystic Silver, Mystic Green, and Mystic Pink colors and has two memory options - 4GB/64GB and 6GB/128GB priced at INR46,999 ($635/€535) and INR50,999 ($690/€580), respectively. Both models have LTE connectivity. The Tab A7 Lite is offered in a single 3GB/32GB configuration but comes in Wi-Fi-only and LTE models. The former is priced at INR11,999 ($160/€135) while the latter costs INR14,999 ($200/€170) - both sold in Gray and Silver colors. You can buy the...
Samsung Galaxy F42 5G seems to be a rebranded Galaxy A22 5G
Samsung's Galaxy F42 5G first surfaced last month when it received its Wi-Fi certification, and today it's back again, this time with the Bluetooth certification. This signifies that it's getting closer to launch. The weird thing is that the certification for the Galaxy F42 5G is shared with the one for the recently unveiled Galaxy A22 5G, and this strongly hints at the fact that the F42 5G may be nothing but a rebranded version of the A22 5G. It wouldn't be the first time Samsung did something like this with the F series rebranding products from the A series, in fact it's been pretty much...
Our Samsung Galaxy A32 5G video review is out
Samsung is leading the way when it comes to offering a diverse portfolio of 5G smartphones and the latest one is the midrange Galaxy A32 5G. With our written review out the way, we now bring your attention to the video breakdown with Will guiding you through the A32 5G’s key features and if it's worth the asking price. The Dimensity 720 5G chipset took its toll on the rest of the core specs when comparing to the regular Galaxy A32. The display on the A32 5G is of TFT variety instead of AMOLED found on the 4G model. The resolution has been dropped to HD+ and the refresh rate stands...
iOS finally gets official Picture-in-Picture support for YouTube, rolling out globally
YouTube users on Android have enjoyed PiP (picture in picture) since Android Oreo and iOS users will finally be able to enjoy YouTube videos while using other apps. In a statement to MacRumors, YouTube confirms that PiP is now rolling out to the YouTube app on iPhone and iPad. Picture-in-Picture (PiP) allows users to watch YouTube videos in a small mini player while simultaneously browsing outside of the YouTube app on their mobile device. We’re starting to roll out PiP for YouTube Premium members on iOS and plan to launch PiP for all US iOS users as well.” It’s worth noting that on...
