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PlayStation Classic uses the open source PCSX ReARMed emulator

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Sony’s PlayStation Classic is a $100 retro game console that looks like a smaller version of the original PlayStation and which comes with 20 games pre-loaded. It’s set to ship in December, but Sony held an event recently where a handful of journalists got a chance to spend some time with the system. For the […]

Zotac’s smallest quad-core Gemini Lake PC up for pre-order for $220

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The Zotac ZBOX PI335 pico is a desktop computer that’s smaller than most smartphones. It measures 4.5″ x 3″ x 0.8″, making it compact enough to slide in your pocket when you’re not using it. Zotac’s been selling a model with an Intel Celeron N3350 Apollo Lake dual-core processor since last year. But earlier this […]

Zotac launches VR GO 2.0 gaming-PC-in-a-backpack

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Apparently computers you wear like a backpack are still a thing. Two years after launching the Zotac VR GO gaming PC that you strap to your back while running virtual reality games and applications, Zotac is back with the VR GO 2.0. The new model features an 8th-gen Intel Coffee Lake processor, NVIDIA GeForce GTX […]

Now you can use Alexa on any Windows 10 PC

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This year Amazon started partnering with PC makers to ship select computers with an Alexa voice assistant app pre-installed, letting you talk to your computer to get answers to questions, set reminders, control music playback, or interact with smart home gear among other things. Now you can do most of those things on any Windows […]

Xiaomi launches its first smartphones for the UK market

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Xiaomi is already one of the world’s top phone makers in terms of shipment volume, despite not having any official presence in the Unite States. But Xiaomi sells an awful lot of phones in China, India, and other markets including Singapore, Malaysia, and Brazil. In the past year the company has opened stores in Europe […]

Google finally has an official Files app for Android (sort of)

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Windows has a file browser called Explorer. MacOS has Finder. And there are a number of similar tools for Linux and other desktop operating systems. But smartphone operating systems have been a little different… up until recently. Apple only released an official Files app for iOS last year. And while there have been third-party file […]

Lilbits 343: Samsung to embrace the notch

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Samsung is one of the only big name phone makers that has so far resisted the urge to release a smartphone with a camera cut-out in the display. But eventually the notch comes for us all. While there was no notch to be seen in the Infinity Flex Display foldable phone prototype Samsung showed off […]

Samsung’s One UI makes big phones easier to use with one hand

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Samsung is overhauling its user interface for Android smartphones. The new Samsung One UI is basically designed for the age we live in — the one where phones with big screens have basically taken over… but the one where you’re also too lazy to use your phone with two hands. So Samsung has redesigned many […]

Samsung Shows Off Its First Folding Smartphone

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Folding smartphones are on the way, and Samsung is leading the charge. At the company’s developer conference in San Francisco today the Samsung offered a sneak peek at its very first such device: The Infinity Flex Display. When folded, it looks like a normal smartphone. Unfolded, it’s a tablet with a 7.3 inch screen. Image: […]