Because Chromebooks run a lightweight operating system, they require far less horsepower than Windows or Mac computers. But power users are willing to pay out the nose for a speedy computer; they don’t care that $1,000 is “overpriced for a Chromebook.” So, Acer is giving those power users a much more affordable alternative. The new Acer … [Read more...] about Acer Proves That Powerful Chromebooks Don’t Need to Be Expensive
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In Android 13, Google is cracking down on malware that uses Accessibility APIs
Malware has been an issue on Android for a long time, and one of the most prominent vectors of attack is through the accessibility services on a user’s phone. Accessibility APIs are powerful tools intended for developers to help aid users with disabilities, as they can read the screen, inject inputs, and more. Unfortunately, that also makes them … [Read more...] about In Android 13, Google is cracking down on malware that uses Accessibility APIs
The Best Security Cameras That Work With Apple Homekit
Most of the security cameras on the market right now are compatible with either Amazon Alexa or even Google Assistant (or both), but there are many homes that don’t use either one of those smart home ecosystems—they use Apple HomeKit instead. However, that doesn’t mean security cameras compatible with HomeKit don’t exist; you just have to dig a … [Read more...] about The Best Security Cameras That Work With Apple Homekit
Samsung launches Pro Endurance microSD card that lasts up to 16 years
Samsung is launching a new microSD card today, the Samsung Pro Endurance. As the name suggests, this new microSD card is all about durability and reliability, and it’s aimed towards use cases where it’s constantly being used, such as security cameras. This is the second durability-focused laptop Samsung has launched recently, following the T7 … [Read more...] about Samsung launches Pro Endurance microSD card that lasts up to 16 years
Twitter tests Circle, a feature that lets you share tweets with select people
Despite all the chaos surrounding Twitter at the moment, it's still conducting product tests. For instance, the company has announced a limited test for a new feature called Twitter Circle. Twitter Circle lets you add up to 150 people to a Circle, including followers and non-followers alike. Then, when you want to tweet without sharing it with … [Read more...] about Twitter tests Circle, a feature that lets you share tweets with select people
Apple Watch Series 7 review: All about that screen
The Apple Watch is much lauded as the smartwatch to own, but the Series 6 of yesteryear offered little reason to upgrade. Fortunately 2021's Series 7 is a more sizable upgrade - quite literally - delivering a bigger, brighter and altogether better screen. However, other than the size increase there's little else that's changed over previous … [Read more...] about Apple Watch Series 7 review: All about that screen
Arlo Go 2 is an outdoor camera that works over 4G and Wi-Fi and has GPS
Arlo has introduced a second-generation Arlo Go security camera in the that works with both LTE and Wi-Fi. It even has GPS. It was announced in the US at the end of 2021, but now gets a wider launch - including the UK. If you live in an area without Wi-Fi but still have access to cellular connectivity, the $250 Arlo Go 2 LTE/Wi-Fi camera might … [Read more...] about Arlo Go 2 is an outdoor camera that works over 4G and Wi-Fi and has GPS
Skyline is an in-development Nintendo Switch emulator that actually works
You can do a lot with an Android smartphone, and the number of emulators that you can get for modern and retro systems alike is incredible. From age-old systems like the NES right up to the Nintendo 3DS, you can play them all from the comfort of your phone. Emulating more recent systems, such as the Nintendo Switch is, a bit more difficult. … [Read more...] about Skyline is an in-development Nintendo Switch emulator that actually works
Samsung Galaxy S22+ review: Finding that flagship sweet spot?
Samsung's flagship Galaxy S series line-up for 2022 delivers three different phone sizes: the smaller 6.1-inch S22 model, the mammoth 6.8-inch and curved screen of the S22 Ultra (complete with integrated S Pen stylus) and the flat-panel 6.6-inch S22+. Given this Plus model's place in the trio, it might well sit in the ideal sweet spot for many … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy S22+ review: Finding that flagship sweet spot?
Microsoft’s roadmap confirms that Teams will soon be supported in Firefox
Microsoft has updated its roadmap for Teams to confirm that Teams support for Firefox is in the works, it's about time. Many people view Teams as the successor to Skype, not just because they are made by the same company, but because of the modern experience that the former provides over the latter, across devices and platforms. The service's … [Read more...] about Microsoft’s roadmap confirms that Teams will soon be supported in Firefox