Editors' Rating: 9/10 Most affordable of the S20 family Excellent 120Hz display Cameras are capable of great shots Solid battery life and performance Plastic body betrays the cost-cutting Low light camera performance isn't the best 2020 is the year of big phone families, and Samsung’s Galaxy S20 Series is nearing Brady Bunch numbers. Latest … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G Review – Upending Budget Expectations
Delete Google Music, it’s not coming back
This week Google Music will stop working for your devices, if it’s not already stopped working today. Over the past year Google’s phased out the Google Music ecosystem in favor of YouTube Music, they’re alternative to each service offered by the former. The Google Music platform allows switching to a YouTube Music account, and costs are similar, but users will need to … [Read more...] about Delete Google Music, it’s not coming back
Could an Xbox streaming stick replace Series X or S?
Xbox and Microsoft gaming head Phil Spencer may’ve just spilled the beans. In an interview this week, Spencer spoke about a whole lot of plans for the future of Xbox, including plans for “lower priced hardware” that’ll work with Microsoft’s game streaming service and xCloud. So maybe you won’t need an Xbox Series S after all. The reason the Xbox Series S exists is … [Read more...] about Could an Xbox streaming stick replace Series X or S?
There’s already a company making custom PlayStation 5 panels
When the PlayStation 5 was first revealed, there were some players who expressed disappointment in the fact that the console only comes in white. Obviously, we’re expecting Sony to launch plenty of custom consoles over the PlayStation 5’s lifespan, but it turns out you don’t necessarily need to wait for Sony to shake up the look of your console. When Sony published … [Read more...] about There’s already a company making custom PlayStation 5 panels
Solar panel tech helps Stanford researchers create ultrahigh-res OLED screen
Stanford researchers have worked with collaborators in Korea to develop a new OLED architecture that borrows solar panel technology. The new displays could be used in televisions, smartphones, and virtual or augmented reality devices. Researchers say the screens could provide resolutions of up to 10,000 PPI. To compare, most smartphones today have resolutions of … [Read more...] about Solar panel tech helps Stanford researchers create ultrahigh-res OLED screen
Haptic PIVOT on-demand controller can simulate momentum and gravity
Haptic PIVOT on-demand controller can simulate momentum and gravity Microsoft Research has made progress over the years and moving towards a virtual reality experience where feelings in the VR setting are on par with the realistic visuals produced by head-mounted displays. Microsoft Research has moved beyond some of its past prototypes with a new controller called Haptic … [Read more...] about Haptic PIVOT on-demand controller can simulate momentum and gravity
Wearable sensor helps ALS patients who can’t speak to communicate
Wearable sensor helps ALS patients who can’t speak to communicate Researchers at MIT have created a new wearable sensor for people who have amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, better known as ALS. Many people with the disease gradually lose their ability to control their muscles, often losing their ability to speak. MIT researchers have designed a stretchable, skin-like device … [Read more...] about Wearable sensor helps ALS patients who can’t speak to communicate
AMD releases a new driver update with support for Watch Dogs: Legion and more
AMD has released a new update for its graphics cards that bring support for the upcoming Watch Dogs: Legion as well as Doom Eternal: Ancient Gods Part One. You can head down to check out the full changelog for the update: Bug Fixes Audio may experience instability when connected through an Audio Video Receiver via HDMI® on Radeon RX 5000 series graphics products. … [Read more...] about AMD releases a new driver update with support for Watch Dogs: Legion and more
WD SanDisk break into wireless charging with new Ixpand chargers
WD SanDisk break into wireless charging with new Ixpand chargers SanDisk and parent company Western Digital are best known for their data storage products, with the former specializing in flash storage for USB drives and SD cards. Both, however, have also dipped their hands in other markets related to consumer electronics and the digital lifestyle. Their latest act … [Read more...] about WD SanDisk break into wireless charging with new Ixpand chargers
Samsung could change S Pen base tech to use it with the Galaxy Fold 3
Samsung has been trying for quite a while to include S Pen support to its foldable phone segment, without positive results. Rumors claim that Samsung intended to include this feature with the first Galaxy Fold. It seems that plans haven’t worked out as well as expected, and Samsung had to postpone this feature twice, as it also failed to figure out how to make an S Pen work … [Read more...] about Samsung could change S Pen base tech to use it with the Galaxy Fold 3