Month: March 2023
Where to preorder Samsung’s Galaxy A54 phone
Starting at just $449.99 with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, the already affordable Samsung Galaxy A54 is even cheaper when you preorder it from Samsung ahead of its April 6th release date. Right now, the company is taking up to $250 off unlocked Galaxy A54 phones in black or…
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Ring’s best video doorbell is 30 percent off today for Verge readers
In case you needed a reminder, you no longer have to shell out for an all-in-one security system just to monitor what’s happening at your front door. A competent video doorbell like the Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2 will often suffice while saving you a small fortune, especially since Ring’s…
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A new Twitter alternative is trying to lure users about to lose their old checkmark
With Elon Musk set to pull verification from thousands of users who were verified under the company’s previous leadership, one Twitter alternative is hoping to lure some of those “legacy” checkmarks to its platform. T2, an invite-only service led by two former Twitter employees, says it will allow users to…
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The White House is sending millions to countries hit by major cyberattacks
The White House is giving millions to governments whose countries were hit with devastating malware (opens in new tab) attacks. After giving $25 million to Albania in September 2022, the Biden administration has now decided to give the same amount to Costa Rica, with the money supposed to help these…
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Foldable phones are set for some major growth
5G is not the only exciting technology that’s keeping the entire mobile industry afloat, with excitement also growing for foldable and flip phones, which analysts are now expecting to see tremendous growth in over the next five years. In a new forecast on foldable smartphones, analyst house IDC says it…
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Google is making sure its ads are actually worth clicking on
In a world where consumers are faced with more advertising than ever before, it can be hard to determine which ads are legitimate, and whether they come from reputable organizations or just ones with deep pockets. Google reckons that 30 million people interact with its ads transparency and controls menu…
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