Author: Zach_Wilson
Garmin has new solutions for watches stuck on the ‘blue triangle of death’
Garmin has shared new ways to fix its smartwatches that are stuck on the “blue triangle of death,” and says it has resolved the underlying issue causing a boot-up error that’s been stopping owners from using their watches. The steps should get more watches working again — but some models…
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Netflix finally brings a major Android feature to iPhones – and I could not be happier
Netflix adds Download Season to iPhone and iPad apps The update comes after Android users got it It follows a significant price increase During the dark days, the ones where my home broadband network went offline, we struggled to stream Netflix content on our iPads and iPhones. If only we’d…
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Gemini can now do more complex data analysis in Google Sheets
If you love nothing more than good data visualization, Google’s latest Sheets update will be right up your alley. The company has begun rolling out an upgrade to the app’s Gemini side panel, a feature it introduced this past summer, to give its AI agent the ability to generate more…
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World’s most popular Windows emulator finally supports OpenGL, ARM64EC and high-DPI displays
Wine 10 is now out with more than 6,000 updates on its release log The emulator – which turns 32 this year – allows Linux/Unix users to run Windows software Open source project doesn’t require Windows unlike virtual machine solutions If you want to run Windows software on a Linux…
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IKEA refreshes super-cheap Bluetooth speaker that we love, as part of new series that will ‘reimagine’ home tech
IKEA announces a colorful new range of home electronics The range will be made in collaboration with the colorist Teklan Two new colors of its portable Vappeby Bluetooth speaker are out now IKEA is no stranger to home tech, making smart lights, smart sensors and picture frame speakers, and more.…
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The end of fake VPNs? Google Play Store now shows which VPNs are secure enough to be trusted
The Google Play Store has just introduced a new way for VPN providers to show they offer secure and trustworthy services – a “Verified” badge. The new badge is designed to highlight consumer-facing VPN apps “that prioritize user privacy and safety,” the Big Tech giant explains in a blog post.…
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