Google to Remove Third-party Apps and Clocks from Fitbit Devices in the EU
The EU’s recent doubling-down on enforcing its guidelines upon big tech has seen no slowdowns, and it looks like Google…
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Apple may have begrudgingly bumped up iPhone 16 RAM and storage
In the years past, companies would rely on their phone’s cameras or fast processors as the main selling points. This…
How to choose the right software development partner?
Choosing the right software development partner is one of the most important decisions a company can make when embarking on building a…
Samsung is finally bringing seamless updates to its smartphones
Google introduced seamless updates about 8 years ago with Android Nougat. Now it looks like Samsung has finally decided to…
The Honor Band 9 Boasts Premium Looks and Two Weeks of Battery Life
Honor recently announced that it was launching its newest wearable – the Honor Band 9 – for select markets worldwide….
OnePlus Ace 3V is the first to use Qualcomm’s new mid-range chipset
Yesterday, Qualcomm announced their latest mid-range chipset. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3. The company also announced that OEMs such…
The Apple Watch was almost compatible with Android
Apple’s famed walled garden approach means that most of its products and services are catered towards its ecosystem. The Apple…
The Samsung Galaxy Ring could be more useful than we thought!
From what we know about the Samsung Galaxy Ring so far, it sounds like a pared down version of the…
The Honor Magic 6 RSR Edition comes with a Porsche-Inspired Look
Smartphone design is usually a subjective matter, but Honor’s Magic 6 RSR Edition is definitely one of the sleekest-looking premium…
ASUS Expands its ROG Strix Lineup with the XG27UCS and XG27ACS Monitors
ASUS recently announced that it was launching two new additions to its ROG Strix series monitors in the form of…