Month: December 2022
Samsung Galaxy A23 5G Review: Annoyingly Laggy
Long software support doesn’t matter if your phone is frustrating to use. Source
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Now 1Password remembers sites that use third-party accounts like Google or Facebook to log in
Password management provider 1Password just launched its new “sign-in with” feature that automatically saves and fills logins using third-party credentials. 1Password thus is now able to give customers an option to sign in to sites or apps that require, say, their Google, Apple, GitHub, or Facebook credentials with just one…
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UK shoppers still buying into the Black Friday rush
Audio player loading… It seems ecommerce is still in rude health. Despite being in the midst of a cost-of-living crisis, UK consumers remained steadfast in their commitment to the sales period. Delivery management firm nShift found that UK parcel volumes over Black Friday were up by 8% compared to last…
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Valve’s Steam Deck brought PC gaming back into my life after fatherhood
Valve’s Steam Deck is a great way to get PC games out of your office and on to your couch, back patio, or anywhere. As we said in our review, it’s worth having around even if you just play it a few times a month for a couple hours at…
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How ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Really Works
This week on Gadget Lab, we chart the rise of services that let you pay for purchases in interest-free installments, and what they mean for the future of shopping. Source
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The Morning After: Our verdict on Amazon’s Kindle Scribe
We’ve talked a few times about the appeal of capable digital styluses and e-ink note-taking. Surely, it’s the perfect study tool? This time, Amazon tries it out. The Kindle Scribe, at $340, is costlier than a basic e-ink reader, but it has stylus input, high latency and a few more…
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