Google’s enacted an auto-delete system in their Web & App Activity section of all user accounts. Google Account settings will include an “auto-delete” option by default. It’ll be up to you to decide when Google deletes your user info – or if you’d like them to keep your info forever. But don’t let that make … Continue reading Google will now auto-delete your data – but don’t get complacent Continue Reading
After being revealed last week, Pokemon Cafe Mix released today on Switch, iOS, and Android. Like many of Nintendo’s mobile games, Pokemon Cafe Mix is a free-to-play title, and the Pokemon branding is sure to pull in a significant number of players. I sat down with the game for a while this morning, and after playing through a number of puzzles … Continue reading Pokemon Cafe Mix first look: Coffee Master Charizard Continue Reading
Google’s spreading the Incognito Mode experience across more apps than just Chrome in the near future. Today’s expansion is for the Google App (aka the Google Search app) for iOS devices. The Google App for your iPhone or iPad now has an Incognito mode via your profile picture. Just press that picture and hold it … Continue reading Incognito mode added to Google App for iOS: Maps, YouTube soon Continue Reading
NASA has released a new simulation revealing what sunsets look like on other planets and moons, including ones in our solar system. Each simulation is based on data about the planet or moon’s atmosphere, according to the space agency, which includes simulations of Earth’s sunsets (including on hazy days) for comparison. Uranus, Mars, Titan, and … Continue reading NASA shows what sunsets look like on other planets and moons Continue Reading
Halo Infinite will definitely wind up being one of the biggest games of the year, in part because it’ll be a launch title for the Xbox Series X. We haven’t heard too much about the game yet, but that’s presumably going to change next month when Microsoft unveils its Xbox 20/20 presentation for July. In the … Continue reading Halo Infinite teases the return of the Banished Continue Reading
Opera browser has been updated and, among other things, brings a new integration with Twitter. Starting with version 69, Opera users can open and browse their Twitter account directly in the browser’s sidebar, eliminating the need to keep it open in a browser or toggle to the Twitter app. Opera has already integrated a variety … Continue reading Opera browser adds Twitter sidebar feature in version 69 Continue Reading
Opera browser has been updated and, among other things, brings a new integration with Twitter. Starting with version 69, Opera users can open and browse their Twitter account directly in the browser’s sidebar, eliminating the need to keep it open in a browser or toggle to the Twitter app. Opera has already integrated a variety … Continue reading Opera browser adds Twitter sidebar feature in version 69 Continue Reading
It has been a hard year so far for many companies, some of which have even been forced to shut down in the past six months. Even giant corporations are not immune to the effects of COVID-19 pandemic on the economy. That is one of the factors that Samsung has blamed the poor sales of … Continue reading Samsung said to launch three flagship phones in three months Continue Reading
The rise in prices of premium smartphones may have been put on hold as the world’s economy comes to grips with the “new normal”. As Samsung found out the hard way, luxurious prices have truly become a luxury that few can afford. That may have helped OnePlus make its decision to return to its roots … Continue reading OnePlus Nord could be the OnePlus Z’s name Continue Reading
Prices drop even further in the UK (Image credit: Future) The AirPods Pro deals of the last few weeks have been outstanding, seeing prices drop to new lows in both the US and the UK. If you missed out on these sales, however, never fear. There are still some excellent price cuts to take advantage … Continue reading There’s still time to grab these amazing AirPods Pro deals Continue Reading