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Ford quietly increased the number of 2021 Bronco First Edition trucks it took reservations for, risking early-adopter frustration after demand wildly outstripped supply. The automaker initially intended to offer just 3,500 of the First Edition trucks, with the promise that buyers would be first in line to get their new SUV when it arrives at … Continue reading Ford quietly doubled the number of 2021 Bronco First Edition it’ll make Continue Reading →

Amazon Fire TV deals starting at just $34.99 (Image credit: Future) While Prime Day 2020 is still up in the air, Amazon is dropping deals on its best-selling Fire TV devices that you can shop right now. For a limited time, you can get the 4K Fire TV Stick on sale for $34.99. That’s a $15 discount and … Continue reading Forget Prime Day: shop deals on the Amazon 4K Fire TV Stick and Cube today Continue Reading →

Netflix finally comes to smart displays (Image credit: Google) In welcome news for anyone currently with a Nest Hub or Nest Hub Max smart display on their home, support for the TV streaming service Netflix is finally rolling out to both devices. It’s a big win for Google, given that Netflix has been painfully absent from any smart display … Continue reading Google Nest Hub is the first smart display to get Netflix support Continue Reading →

This might not be the most complex Android malware, but it targets an extensive hit list of apps (Image credit: Shutterstock / quietbits) Researchers have discovered a brand new Android malware that targets an extensive list of more than 300 different applications. Uncovered by security firm ThreatFabric, the BlackRock banking Trojan is designed to hoodwink … Continue reading New Android malware targets over 300 different apps – with a focus on dating and social media Continue Reading →

The best phones OnePlus has created (Image credit: Future) The best OnePlus phone might be perfect for you if you’re looking for a new interesting device – the company’s made a name for itself in just a few short years by putting out impressive phones that don’t always break the bank. This ranking of the … Continue reading Best OnePlus phones of 2020: these are the top new or older OnePlus handsets Continue Reading →

A $20 discount in the US and a return to the cheapest price yet in the UK (Image credit: Future) The original Samsung Galaxy Buds still offer a powerful audio experience, perfect if you’re after premium true wireless earbuds but don’t want to break too far into the $100 price range. Better yet, we’re seeing … Continue reading Samsung Galaxy Buds on sale: premium true wireless earbuds available for less Continue Reading →

The best Android smartwatches for your Android phone (Image credit: Samsung; Fitbit) The best Android smartwatch is one which has plenty of great features, looks stylish on your wrist, and also works really well with your personal Android phone – those are three very particular criteria, and not everything matches them all. Here at TechRadar we’ve tested … Continue reading Best Android smartwatch 2020: what to wear on your wrist if you have an Android Continue Reading →

If you’re looking for a way to keep the kids busy at home, the Huawei MatePad T8 is the solution (Image credit: Supplied) Home has become our office, gym and for those with children, the classroom too. Suddenly, our lives have hunkered down and the boundaries of our home have become the perimeter of our … Continue reading The Huawei MatePad T8 designed for kids Continue Reading →

  Apple is continuing to research methods of determining how a user is wearing headphones, to assist in interpreting touch gestures properly, regardless of how the headphones are worn on a user’s head. Currently-available headphones can potentially have controls onboard, especially with wireless-based models, which have to offer on-headset controls instead of relying on an … Continue reading Apple’s future headphones may detect ear shape & orientation for touch gesture interpretation Continue Reading →

The lead developer of the acclaimed camera software in Google Pixel phones, Marc Levoy, has joined Adobe to work on its computational photography apps. Four months after leaving Google, Marc Levoy has now joined Adobe as a Vice President and Fellow. Previously known best for leading the team that created the computational photography technology in … Continue reading Adobe hires Google Pixel head for ‘universal camera app’ Continue Reading →