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If you’re an owner of a Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge on Verizon, you’ll want to check for an update tomorrow. According to the carrier, an OTA is on the way and there looks to be more than just bug fixes and security patches. According to the support documents, here’s a list of what we […]
Google has nearly completed the process of removing the merged apps/tabs option from Chrome after the option was pulled from the recent beta build. But what comes next? The Chromium bug tracker hinted at a new feature called Herb in Chrome v52, and indeed, there are several flavors of Herb in the new dev update. […]
Hey YouTube users. I’ve got something for you to try. Start a video and tap the little overflow button at the top right, it’ll appear for a short time if you tap the player. For the last few years, you would have seen three or four grayish buttons overlay onto the video with the labels: […]
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a 7-second videos is worth a whole several hundred thousand words — depending on the frame rate. So why would you want your Facebook profile to limit you to one photo when there’s more to you, your duckface, your pets, your babies, your partner, your family, your […]
Smartphones are inspirational. People see me carrying an LG G4 and want a cheaper almost just as good alternative from the brand. But up until now, LG’s midrange has been lacking both in terms of specs and looks. That’s why it’s interesting to hear about the global rollout of a new premium’ish offering from the company […]
Here’s something refreshingly different for you on this fine regular Friday morning: Instagram is working on multiple account support on Android and if you’re lucky enough you might already have the option inside your app. Cue in gasps of amazement. Who needs this, you might ask? Well, small business owners who have a personal and a […]
Update 1: 2015/11/17 2:56pm PST Google consists of at least one, maybe two, trillion departments, and they each adopt new visual styles at their own pace. Even then, interfaces can vary from one device to another. Google+ looks one way in the Android app and another way entirely when you sign on from a PC. Now […]
Back in August, we talked about a new OneNote feature called “Floatie,” which was a terrible name. The feature was interesting, though, so it’s all good news now that Microsoft says the floating button is here to stay and that they are now calling “Badge,” which is much less terrible. The gist of it is […]
Back in the early Gingerbread days, CyanogenMod provided geeks and tinkerers with a way of installing the most up-to-date Android version on virtually any device. It wasn’t for everyone, but if you were willing to deal with a few bugs and instability issues, you could easily turn your phone into a quasi-Nexus device running stock-ish Android. Updates are a little slower […]
Android Pay has been kicking around for a little while and it’s time for an update. Version 1.1 just started rolling out and it seems to be focused on fixing bugs. There are a lot of little adjustments to text, but no major new features to be seen. Nevertheless, if you use Android Pay regularly, […]
Facebook is about to put more things in the notification tab of your Android app. Note, that doesn’t mean you’re any more popular. If anything, less so. Facebook will start including notifications based on the people, pages, and locations you’re connected to in this tab. This is a server-side change that’s rolling out to Android and […]
Remember that time you were super jazzed about Hangouts 4.0, and when it finally came out, it wasn’t that great? How about when v5.0 began its rollout, and it was basically the same thing, but with working animated GIFs? Version 5.1 is now making its way out into the world, but if you weren’t happy […]
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