Another week, another preview build of Windows 10 pushed out to members of the Windows Insider Preview program. But there are a few noteworthy things about Build 16273. At first glance, this update looks kind of boring: there are a bunch of bug fixes but no major new features. The reason is the interesting part: […]
Meizu’s M6 Note launches for $165 and up (5X less than a Samsung Galaxy Note 8)
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8 isn’t the only new phone launching today… and it’s not even the only new phone with dual rear cameras and the word “Note” in its name to launch today. Chinese device maker Meizu has unveiled the Meizu M6 Note, which is an entry-level phone with a 5.5 inch display, a dual […]
Deals of the Day (8-23-2017)
Need a USB flash drive to transfer files between computers from time to time? Of course you do. And you’ve probably already got a few lying around. But are yours so small they barely stick out of the USB port, and do they support read speeds up to 150MB/s? They do? OK, nevermind. For everyone […]
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 coming in September
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8 smartphone takes a lot of design cues from the company’s Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ but it has a bigger screen, and support for Samsung’s S-Pen. It also has 50 percent more RAM and it’s Samsung’s first high-end phone to feature a dual camera system on the back. The Galaxy Note […]
Samsung Gear Fit 2 Pro is a swim-ready activity tracker
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8 isn’t the company’s only new product making its debut today. The company is also launching an upgraded version of its Fit 2 activity tracker. The new model is called the Gear Fit 2 Pro, and it’s ready for the swimming pool, thanks to water resistance that can handle depths of up […]
Google Express ends membership fees for free shipping from dozens of stores (including Walmart)
Google Express is a service that offers free delivery on thousands of items from dozens of stores including Target, Costco, Walgreens, Petsmart, Kohl’s, Toys R Us, and the Google Store. Now Google has announced that Walmart is joining Google Express… and that membership fees are going away. Up until now you had to pay $10 […]
Lamborghini Alpha One is a $2450 smartphone
Now that Vertu is out of business, there’s a hole in the market for luxury smartphones… or maybe there’s no market for luxury smartphones, which is why Vertu had to close up shop. I guess we’re going to find out — because companies are still cranking out luxury phones to see if anyone will buy […]
Android 8.0 sends out a “Rescue Party” to save you from boot loops
Some Android phones have a nasty habit of going into “boot loops,” where the phone reboots and then keeps rebooting over and over turning your phone into a frustrating, useless piece of junk that you may need to send back to LG (or other phone makers, I guess) in order to get it working again. […]
Micromax Canvas Infinity is a budget phone with a 2:1 display
Indian phone maker Micromax is taking some design cues from LG and Samsung for its latest smartphone. The Micromax Canvas Infinity has an ultra-wide (or tall) display with an 18:9 (or 2:1) aspect ratio. But while the LG G6 and Samsung Galaxy S8 have similar widescreen displays, those are high-end phones with premium specs. The […]
Deals of the Day (8-22-2017)
The Asus Zenbook line of laptops feature premium thin and light lapotps like the Zenbook 3 Deluxe, convertible models like the Zenbook UX360, and more affordable models like the Zenbook UX303. And right now’s a good time to pick up one of the cheaper models, because they’r even cheaper than usual thanks to sales at […]
Google rolls out Android 8.0 for some devices, uploads to AOSP
Have a Google Pixel or Pixel XL smartphone? If you were part of the Android O beta program, Google has begun rolling out the official Android 8.0 Oreo update and you should be getting it soon if you haven’t already. Non-beta users should be getting it soon as well. And folks with recent Nexus devices […]
CrashPlan is pulling the plug on its cloud backup service (for home users)
Want to make sure your photos, music, and other data stored on your computer are safe even if something happens to your PC? Then it’s a good idea to either back everything up to another device manually or automatically. And it’s an even better idea to have an off-site backup in case it’s not just […]
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