Tag: phones
Google One VPN is shutting down for good because no one uses it
Do you use Google One’s VPN service? If so, we’ve got some bad news: Google is about to shut it down for good. In fact, you might be one of the few people who actually are using it. We weren’t very impressed when we reviewed it, and Google has told…
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iPhone 15 just got a big repairability boost and it’s good news for future models, too
Apple is easing up its self-repair policy, allowing iPhone owners to fix their devices with used parts instead of forcing them to buy new replacements. The tech giant told The Washington Post the update will apply to screens, batteries, and cameras among other things. Apple states in its announcement post…
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Samsung’s first post-One UI 6.1 Galaxy S23 update won’t fix bugs, but you should still download it – here’s why
Suffice to say, the highly anticipated arrival of One UI 6.1 on Samsung Galaxy S23 devices earlier this month didn’t go as planned. Just a few days after some Samsung fans blamed the company’s feature-packed April update for causing slower charging speeds on older Galaxy phones, others reported that One…
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The iPhone 16 could come in seven colors, including two new shades
This year there could be a higher chance you’ll be able to find an iPhone color you like than usual, as reportedly the iPhone 16 Plus will be available in seven shades – up from just five colors for the iPhone 15 Plus. This is according to a leak posted…
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 specs predictions: all the key specs we expect
There’s every chance that the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 will be the most popular foldable phone of the year. After all, it comes from the leader in the foldable space, and it’s likely to be far more affordable than the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6. But that likely lower…
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Android phones finally get their first AirTag-style trackers – here’s how they work
The first trackers for Google’s new Find My Device network have launched Chipolo and Pebblebee’s Bluetooth trackers help you find lost valuables They work with Android’s Find My Device app and can emit loud sounds Google‘s rebooted Find My Device network has finally landed after a year-long wait –and now…
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