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Samsung’s 100x ‘Space Zoom’ feature that debuted on the Galaxy S20 Ultra might be headed the way of the dodo as a new leak suggests that the upcoming Galaxy Note 20 series will not sport the same innovative zoom capabilities. According to leakster Ice Universe, the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series won’t feature the periscopic […]
While the Apple Watch series has had the feature for a while now, Fitbit could soon be introducing the ability to detect irregular heart rhythms into its range of wearables. The company has launched the Fitbit Heart Study which aims to discover if its heart rate-sensing products are capable of detecting atrial fibrillation (AFib), which […]
Microsoft teased its upcoming Surface Duo mobile-tablet-phone-thing at an event back in October. It’s a dual-screen device with a physical hinge and two glass displays that will run Android. It’s pretty much a new category of device – too cumbersome to be called an outright smartphone, one too many hinges to be a tablet, and not […]
If there’s one place that Google Docs is a market leader, it’s where it comes to collaboration. A web app was a natural place to build on the familiar commenting features from Microsoft Word and make them work in real time and without formal software requirements. On the other hand, we don’t normally think about […]
Inbox by Gmail is Google’s way of experimenting with your email account. The service comes up with new ways to present information and organize it effectively. Now the search giant is taking the next step and responding to your email for you. Well, almost. It will look at your message and provide you with a few logical […]
Update 1: 2015/10/24 11:46am PDT The app info screen in Android has always been hugely useful, and it’s even more so in Android 6.0. You can uninstall an app, see permissions, change notification settings, and more. Google made it a little harder to access an app’s info page in Lollipop, but in Marshmallow it’s easier again. It’s […]
Marshmallow’s first developer preview may have been released several months ago, but we’re still discovering lots of little new enhancements and features. In Android 6.0, the battery history chart now displays separate bars for both camera and flashlight usage, in addition to the usual bars for things like GPS and WiFi. If you don’t see them yet, it’s likely […]
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