The Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro are coming this fall and they’ll feature a brand new design with a large camera bar across the back of the phones and upgraded camera hardware including new sensors and lenses. But the biggest chance, Google says, is under the hood. Google’s Pixel 6 series phones will […]
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Most popular Liliputing articles of 2020
Another year has come and gone… and people are still trying to figure out how to install the Google Play Store on Amazon Fire tablets. My updated guides for doing that with the latest Fire HD 8 and Fire HD 10 were two of the most read articles on Liliputing this year… and last year… […]
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Lilbits 6-26-2020: What’s new at Liliputing.com? (Plus Lakefield benchmarks, Chuwi and GPD updates)
24 Comments on Lilbits 6-26-2020: What’s new at Liliputing.com? (Plus Lakefield benchmarks, Chuwi and GPD updates)Liliputing has been publishing news, reviews, and how to articles related to tiny computers for more than a dozen years. And in that time, the web has changed. A lot. Every now and again I try to make sure the site changes with it… so for the second time this year, we’ve switched to a […]
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Most popular Liliputing articles of 2019 (by page views)
As the year draws to a close, it’s time to return to our irregular series — the most popular Liliputing articles of the year. Unsurprisingly, Amazon Fire tablet hacking continues to earn a place in the top 10 most viewed articles of the year. With prices starting as low as $50 on most days (and […]
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Weekend poll: Liliputing comment voting — like or dislike?
For the past few years Liliputing’s comment system has been powered by a WpDiscuz, a plugin that takes the native WordPress comment system and supercharges it with additional features. But one of those features seems to be at least a little controversial: voting. So I figured I’d ask the community what you think: should we […]
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Say hello to Liliputing’s new commenting system
For the past 9 years, Liliputing’s comment system has been powered by Disqus. Today I’m trying something different. As I mentioned in January, Disqus recently announced that websites using the company’s commenting tools had a choice: display advertising in the comment section or pay for a subscription. The subscription fee is reasonably low and I […]
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Do you prefer Disqus comments or WordPress/Jetpack comments?
This one’s for all the regular (or occasional) Liliputing commenters. This site has used the Disqus comment system since we first launched in April, 2008. At the time, Disqus offered clear benefits over the default WordPress comment system, including support for threaded comments, upvotes, spam detection (which clearly doesn’t always work), comment moderation tools. At […]
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Lilbits (1-21-2015): Will Google launch a phone network?
Google is reportedly planning to launch a US wireless network as an MVNO. That means that the company would piggyback on existing network infrastructure instead of building out its own towers. But the idea behind Google’s foray into the Mobile Virtual Network Operator space would be for Google to help drive down the cost of mobile […]
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Brad’s mobile reporting kit for CES 2015
The 2015 Consumer Electronics Show is just about to begin, and I’ll be spending the better part of a week wandering from hotel to hotel to convention center space to convention center space. As someone who writes about mobile devices that help you work on the go, this is probably the one week out of […]
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Liliputing’s top 10 posts of 2014 (by traffic)
2014 may have been the year where device makers started seriously pushing wearables, Apple launched new iPhone models with big screens, and Google launched a major overhaul of its Android operating system. But it turns out visitors to Liliputing are often looking for articles about somewhat more obscure topics. As 2014Â draws to a close, I […]