Month: February 2020
iOS 13.4 could hold welcome news for iPhone, Apple Watch and HomePod users
If you’ve ever known the pain of an malfunctioning HomePod or Apple Watch, you’ll be pleased to hear a new fix could be on the way. Apple appears to be testing the ability to restore an iPhone, iPad or other device to its box-fresh state with a feature that will…
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Microsoft Edge can strip out adware bundled with free apps – here’s how
Microsoft Edge can now block potentially unwanted applications (PUAs) such as adware from being downloaded when you’re trying to grab free software, and the company has provided some extra info on how it works. PUAs are a common problem: you’re trying to download a free photo editor or free video…
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 Golf edition wants to join you for a round
Samsung has officially unveiled two new versions of its Galaxy Watch Active 2 smartwatch including one that’s all about golf. The imaginatively named Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 Golf edition will be available in both 40mm and 44m size options with the larger model coming in black and the smaller…
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Dear Apple: don’t let a trackpad turn the iPad into a Mac
Good morning and congratulations on making it through another week. I had been planning on writing about some of the issues I had while writing my Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra review — specifically my bafflement that Samsung is once again asking reviewers like me to be beta testers. It’s inconceivable…
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Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Review: Nearly Perfect, but Too Pricey
Its size, some camera snags, and an absurd price tag stand in the way of Samsung’s phone from reaching magnificence. Source
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Ericsson Spectrum Sharing lets operators use same frequencies for 4G and 5G
Ericsson has made its dynamic spectrum sharing technology available to mobile operators around the world, claiming the innovation will reduce the time, cost and complexity of 5G deployments. The transition to 5G is placing significant cost and operational pressures on carriers who must acquire new spectrum and networking equipment. But…
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