Month: October 2022
Dark Souls 2’s PC servers are back online, but its predecessor’s remain absent
If you’re still playing Dark Souls or Dark Souls 2 on PC, then I have both good and bad news for you. The good news is that online features for Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin, a remastered version of the second game in the series, are back…
Read MoreWindows 10’s latest patch breaks OneDrive – but a fix is coming
Audio player loading… Some Windows 10 users have found OneDrive has been broken after installing the latest round of patching for the OS, and Microsoft has now confirmed this issue. As Neowin (opens in new tab) spotted, the problem was caused by October’s patch for Windows 10, KB5018410 which was…
Read MoreRedmi says its new phone can be charged in nine minutes at 210W
Xiaomi subsidiary Redmi has just announced its new Note 12 lineup headed by the Note 12 Discovery Edition, a midrange smartphone that supports its 210W HyperCharge fast charging standard. That’s enough wattage to fully charge the phone’s 4,300mAh battery in just nine minutes. Put the handset on to charge and…
Read MoreNothing Ear Stick hands-on: Stylish and comfortable, but I miss the noise cancellation
It’s been a busy year for Nothing. After debuting its Ear 1 wireless headphones last year, it followed up with its first smartphone, the Phone 1, daring to compete in an arena that’s actually shed some more established competitors. Now, it’s tackling wireless buds again with the $99 Ear Stick.…
Read MoreNothing Ear Stick review: fewer features, more polish
With new gadgets, you sometimes hear about the “early adopter tax.” The idea is that a company’s first swing at an idea might not be perfect; it might be buggy, badly designed, or otherwise miss the mark in some way. Nothing’s debut Ear 1 true wireless earbuds are a case…
Read MoreNothing Ear (Stick) Review: Fine Sound, Funny Fit
Fine specs, good sound and a fair price make Nothing’s new budget buds attractive. But the AirPod-inspired design means fit might also be an issue. Source
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