LG B Project rollable phone may launch early next year

Although some may praise Samsung for innovations like the Galaxy Fold, LG perhaps deserves some commendation for launching more “experimental” smartphones in the market, even if they end up being a flop. From the misnamed curved LG G Flex to the modular LG G5 to its recent batch of the dual-screen accessories for its phones, … Continue reading LG B Project rollable phone may launch early next year Continue Reading →

Amazon Prime Video Windows app lets you download videos with a catch

Microsoft has long been trying to populate its app store, pushing every development framework, from UPWs to PWAs, to entice developers to jump in. There have been, however, some movement going in the opposite direction, with developers and brands exiting the Microsoft Store instead. That store just got one big addition to its list of … Continue reading Amazon Prime Video Windows app lets you download videos with a catch Continue Reading →

Honor X10 Max 5G giant debuts alongside smaller Honor 30 Lite 5G

Phablets have one the moment Apple swallowed its own words and launched a plus-sized iPhone in 2014. But while phones sporting at most 6.5-inch screens have become common, those with displays spanning 7 inches have all but disappeared. Honor is bringing that back with the 7.09-inch Honor X10 Max 5G but, at the same time, … Continue reading Honor X10 Max 5G giant debuts alongside smaller Honor 30 Lite 5G Continue Reading →

Mozilla restarts Firefox 78 update after finding major bug

Bug caused search engines not to appear in Firefox’s latest release (Image credit: Shutterstock) Mozilla was forced to halt the rollout of Firefox 78 after some users reported experiencing a serious bug after installing the latest version of the browser. According to the official bug report, users noticed that Firefox 78 was missing all search engines as … Continue reading Mozilla restarts Firefox 78 update after finding major bug Continue Reading →

Enrolling new devices with Windows Autopilot now works with a VPN

Microsoft has made it easier for organizations to provide their remote workers with new devices At the beginning of the pandemic many enterprise workers did not have the equipment they needed to work from home and this led organizations to purchase new devices for their employees but unfortunately it proved difficult to set them up remotely using … Continue reading Enrolling new devices with Windows Autopilot now works with a VPN Continue Reading →

Google needs the Pixel 4a to launch now more than ever

The Google Pixel 3a is discontinued, and its successor is nowhere to be seen The Google Pixel 4a needs to launch now more than ever. Just this week, the search engine company officially discontinued the Google Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL, then it removed both phones from its online store without any explanation or comment. It’s been over a year since Google’s … Continue reading Google needs the Pixel 4a to launch now more than ever Continue Reading →

Windows 10 Preview 20161 shows new Start Menu design, Alt+Tab behavior

There has been some speculation, even worries, about how the Windows 10 Start Menu would be changing but Microsoft is now calming those fears by confirming that nothing much is changing. At least nothing yet as far as big sweeping design and behavioral changes are concerned. The latest preview build for Insiders shows off a … Continue reading Windows 10 Preview 20161 shows new Start Menu design, Alt+Tab behavior Continue Reading →

Apple reportedly rushing suppliers to prevent iPhone 12 delays

There has been no shortage of rumors that this year’s iPhones could be delayed by a few months. Some even paint a worst-case scenario of an early 2021 shipping date. Apple, of course, would have none of that and is reportedly pushing its supply chain partners to make up for lost time. Whether that will … Continue reading Apple reportedly rushing suppliers to prevent iPhone 12 delays Continue Reading →

iPhone 12 Pro might not get that 120Hz display after all

Apple is slowly blurring the lines that separate its devices and platforms. This year’s iPhones, for example, may even look like miniature iPad Pros. That doesn’t mean it will get the same features, of course, but there’s still some discussion on what features the iPhone 12 may inherit from Apple’s slates. As with the LIDAR … Continue reading iPhone 12 Pro might not get that 120Hz display after all Continue Reading →

Nintendo game codes can no longer be sold by European retailers

Digital distribution of games has definitely made it easier to acquire games without having to worry about physical media that may be damaged for good. It’s a double-edged sword, though, as publishers and game companies can decide to remove access to digital titles and that’s that. This greater control on the part of companies reared … Continue reading Nintendo game codes can no longer be sold by European retailers Continue Reading →