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Home Tutorials Reviews Feature Articles Phones Best Phones Cameras Android iPhone Computers Lenovo (Promoted) Laptops Events Audio Gadgets Gaming General Photo/Video Web Worldwide English 日本語 Francais Deutsch Italiano Español Turn ON Notifications Turn OFF Notifications About Contact Reviews Phones Best Phones Cameras Android iPhone Computers Lenovo (Promoted) Laptops Tablets Windows Tutorials Events Gadgets Gaming General Photo/Video More Feature Articles Audio Design/Concepts Web English 日本語 Francais Deutsch Italiano Español Turn ON Notifications Turn OFF Notifications Pandora For The Apple Watch Will Soon Let You Stream Without Your iPhone Apple Watch Credited With Detecting A Teen’s Rare Heart Condition Microsoft’s Windows 10X Successfully Installed On A MacBook Sony To Shutter Its PlayStation Forums On February 27 This Custom Water Cooled PS4 Is All Kinds Of Awesome How To Batch-Convert PDF to MS Office With PDFelement Promoted Ring To Make Two-Factor Authentication Mandatory By Tyler Lee , on 02/19/2020 01:36 PST Ring has recently come under fire when some of its practices, which involved collecting data and sending it to third-party companies, were discovered. The company later came forward where they stated that in a future update, they plan on beefing up its privacy and security and also giving users an option to opt out of data collection. This Japanese Smartphone Will Prevent You From Taking Naked Selfies By Tyler Lee , on 02/19/2020 01:34 PST In this day and age where everyone has a smartphone with a camera, it’s not surprising that many have taken the opportunity to snap a naughty selfie every now and then. However, over in Japan, Tone Mobile has launched a new smartphone in the form of the Tone e20 that apparently will stop users from snapping naked photos of themselves. Indian Politician Uses AI To Translate His Speech Into Other Languages By Tyler Lee , on 02/19/2020 01:34 PST One of the problems with AI these days is that it can be used to create deepfakes. Unlike regular photoshopping or video editing, deepfakes are harder to detect and can come across more realistic, thus making it dangerous (although in some cases, highly entertaining). Apple’s AirTags Reportedly Planned For A Summer 2020 Launch By Tyler Lee , on 02/19/2020 01:32 PST According to the rumors and sightings in iOS betas, Apple could be readying a new accessory called the AirTags. According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, it seems that the accessory is being planned for a 2020 launch, which would coincide with Apple’s annual WWDC event where presumably that is where the device could be announced. Advertising Google Stadia Is Now Available On More Devices By Tyler Lee , on 02/19/2020 01:31 PST When Google first launched Stadia, its availability was pretty much limited to just Google’s Pixel smartphones. For non-Pixel owners, we imagine that this must have been a bit frustrating. However, there is some good news and that is Google has announced that they will be expanding on Stadia’s availability. Fujifilm X-T4 Could Be Priced Starting At $1,700 By Tyler Lee , on 02/19/2020 01:31 PST According to the rumors, Fujifilm has a new camera in the works in the form of the Fujifilm X-T4 and that it could actually be announced towards the end of the month. We’re sure that while the specs of the camera have many curious, there is one thing we do not know yet, and that is how much it will cost. Coronavirus Could Hit The Smartphone Industry Hard By Tyler Lee , on 02/18/2020 16:25 PST As many of you are aware by now, the coronavirus outbreak has impacted the world in more ways than one. Travel has been affected, people have died, and of course the market has also been affected where companies have been forced to suspend operations to help prevent further spreading of the virus. Pokemon GO Will Block Players If It Detects Custom Recoveries By Tyler Lee , on 02/18/2020 16:24 PST One of the things to love about Android is its customizability and flexibility. For example, users can create custom recovery partitions on their devices where they can use it to flash custom ROMs, root their devices, make backups, and so on, in more robust and alternate ways apart from the official Google method. Oppo Teases Upcoming Smartwatch With Curved Screen, 3D Glass By Tyler Lee , on 02/18/2020 16:23 PST Oppo has a new smartwatch in the works and in a tweet by the company’s VP, Brian Shen, he shared a teaser image of the upcoming device (which you can see in the image below). The teaser only shows part of the Oppo Watch but according to Shen, the device will come with a curved screen and also 3D glass. How To Batch-Convert PDF to MS Office With PDFelement Promoted By PDFelement In this article, we provide our readers with at least 5 PDF conversion options. You will learn how to convert PDF to MS office, images, PDF/A, scanned PDFs, batch conversation and more using PDFelement. Let’s find it out now. Samsung Has No Plans To Sell The Galaxy Home Mini Separately For Now By Tyler Lee , on 02/18/2020 15:12 PST Last year, Samsung kind of launched the Galaxy Home Mini. However, its launch was classified as a beta and it was only available in South Korea. It was expected that the company would launch the device at its Galaxy Unpacked event last week, but that did not happen. Instead, Samsung once again kind of launched the device as a bundle with Galaxy S20 orders. Reference To Pixel 5 Spotted In AOSP By Tyler Lee , on 02/18/2020 15:11 PST The other day an alleged render showed us what we might be able to expect from the upcoming Google Pixel 5. While it is more or less a given that Google will announce a new Pixel smartphone this year, it looks like evidence is starting to surface that suggests that Google has already begun working on it. Apple Could Have A 12-inch iPad Pro In The Works By Tyler Lee , on 02/18/2020 15:10 PST At the moment, Apple’s iPad Pros are offered in either an 11-inch version or a 12.9-inch version. Many have praised the larger displays as it is better for viewing media as well as drawing, but now a report suggests that either Apple could be planning on downsizing the larger iPad, or introducing a slightly smaller variant. LG Adds Impressive Upgrades To Its Budget K Series Lineup By Ankush Das, on 02/18/2020 11:07 PST If you are looking for a budget device, LG’s new lineup of its K series smartphones could be an interesting choice.The new additions include three new phones – K61, K51S, and K41S. The K61 being the premium option of the bunch offers a lot of essential features for the price.You might want to check out the specifications and the pricing for it as per the official reveal.Each of the smartphones […] This Technology Creates Electricity From Moisture In The Air By Ankush Das, on 02/18/2020 10:37 PST We’ve known for a fact that harvesting energy from the environment facilitates in making self-sustained systems.And, that’s what the research paper published in Nature Journal for a new green technology thinks for the process of creating electricity from the moisture in the air.Yes, you read that correctly. A technology that will help you generate power from out of thin air.As the journal explains – “thin-film devices made from nanometre-scale protein […] Sony To Shutter Its PlayStation Forums On February 27 By Tyler Lee , on 02/17/2020 16:31 PST Forums are a good place to go if you have topics that you want to discuss. It is also a good place for companies to monitor what is being said about their products, and also to identify bugs, issues, complaints, and user feedback. However, for PlayStation owners, it looks like you’ll have to find somewhere else. This Custom Water Cooled PS4 Is All Kinds Of Awesome By Tyler Lee , on 02/17/2020 16:19 PST Our devices, especially those that use a lot of power, can get pretty hot from time to time. As a result, device makers have come up with various ways to deal with the heat, such as utilizing fans and heatsinks. However, sometimes those solutions ...