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You’ve read our HTC 10 review, and now we’re back with the video version with our ever-lovable video host Mark Burstiner. Mark takes a look at what makes the 10 tick, and if the 10 ticks the boxes it needs to in the increasingly cutthroat flagship smartphone game. HTC’s latest device has been almost uniformly […]
When it comes to Android, BlackBerry has the PRIV, and it also has BBM. The messaging app received an update last month that added support for Marshmallow permissions and removed privacy features from behind a paywall. Now users in the US and Canada have the option to start streaming video. BBM Video is currently only […]
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: […]
The ever-evolving Google Photos has another new feature, hidden in the recent 1.16 update: the app will now share slow-motion videos to other apps, such as Dropbox, Google Drive or Evernote and not mess up the timing. Videos have of course been exportable and shareable through Photos since the start, but this marks the first […]
In the most recent update to the Huawei Watch, the company added a brand-new customizable face to the device. While you may note that there are plenty of watch face creation apps out there for Android Wear, Huawei’s is a bit different. All of the customization happens on the watch itself, and the UI is […]
The Galaxy Note 4 and Note Edge both came out a year ago, a time when manufacturers still shipped their devices running Android KitKat. Owners eventually got to experience Lollipop in a later update, and as we’ve seen from Sprint and ATT, carriers have started pushing devices up from Android 5.0.1 to 5.1.1. You can […]
Hey, do you use [insert instant messaging or video chatting service here]? No? Well, what do you use? Weird, no one else I know uses that. Here, just create an account real quick. Please? Yeah, we’re all tired of this conversation. Hangouts has managed to dodge it to some degree because so many people already […]
Google surprised everybody back in 2014 with an unusual project called Cardboard, a low cost and simple viewer that could work with a smartphone to create simple virtual reality environments. Cardboard has quickly grown into a very engaging tool and it has been adopted in many classrooms as a result. The latest update to the […]
As an Android user, you are forgiven for not knowing who or what Fly Labs is. The company’s video editing suite of applications is only available on iOS so your exposure to its products may have been non-existent. But you’re about to hear more about Fly Labs or at least its products’ features since it has […]
While Android TV doesn’t enjoy the wide support that Chromecast gets, and its current app catalog can’t hold a candle to competitors that have been in the market for much longer like Roku, it’s slowly and surely getting better. The latest major network to offer an official Android TV is PBS, the United States’ government-funded […]
The PRIV is BlackBerry’s first true Android device. It’s something that we, and a considerable portion of die-hard BlackBerry customers, have been looking forward to for a long time. But there are a couple of things that might make potential buyers trepidatious: one, a relatively high price tag of $699, and two, well, it’s BlackBerry’s […]
Opera is still that other browser. It’s not the most popular Android browser, or even the most popular alternative to Chrome, but it does carve out a niche with the built-in compression features. Plus, it’s based on Chromium. Today, both Opera and Opera Mini have gotten notable updates. Perhaps most interesting is the ability for Opera […]
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