Nick has been professionally writing about tech since 2011 and has run through the gamut of tech and gaming. If he's not slicing blocks in Beat Saber he's probably tinkering with some smart home gadget or going on a hike in the mountains of Western North Carolina.
Samsung’s second Android 10 beta update for the Galaxy S10 is now live in several countries, bringing the November 2019 security patch and a handful of new features and bug fixes to this big OS update. It even includes a new slow-motion selfie video feature!
Google camera mods aren’t anything new, but this update will make your older Googe Pixel phone feel like a Pixel 4, including that fancy new astrophotography mode.
Microsoft's Outlook app is now available on the entire Galaxy Watch family of devices, enabling users to connect their personal and work email accounts to the smartwatch on their wrist. That means quicker ways of replying to work emails and less time spent on your phone.
Android 10 marks the third generation of Android that is built upon Project Treble, a program that’s seen a marked improvement in the speed and reliability of Android updates for many phones.
Thanks to a recent update, you won't have to use a PIN or password every time you need to log in with LastPass on the Pixel 4. Instead, just hit the confirm button when the phone sees your face.
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Open Camera is a free app on the Google Play Store, and the latest update enables 4K video recording at 60fps for the Pixel 4 — something Google said the phone wouldn’t do.
Google didn't just rename its second-generation smart speaker, it also gave the Nest Mini some big upgrades in audio quality and, as a bonus, built-in a spot on the back so you can mount it to a wall. Is it worth replacing your Google Home Minis with Nest Minis?
Opera Mobile’s latest update reworks the entire user interface, bakes in some gorgeous new themes, and even comes complete with a built-in cryptocurrency wallet.
The Addams Family tune can now play over your Ring Chime or Ring App when someone presses the button on your Ring Video Doorbell. You can also purchase some spooky new faceplates for that doorbell to enhance your already festive porch decorations!
Chrome for Android version 77 brings about a big new feature called Site Isolation that’s about to make your web browsing a lot more secure, but it’s going to require more RAM to function.
Homebuilders by the dozens are rejecting Google's move to migrate Nest accounts to Google accounts, citing privacy and interoperability concerns with Google Assistant.
Motorola's E6 line of budget-minded phones looks to be getting a shiny new addition to its arsenal if these new renders are any indication of what's to come, and it doesn't look to sacrifice looks despite its lower cost.
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A recent Nest app update adds themes to your Nest Hello Doorbell, offering more than just a "ding dong" sound when someone presses its button, starting with Halloween sounds.
The new lightning-fast Google Assistant will only work on Pixel 4’s that have gestural navigation enabled, and that’s a bad thing for folks with disabilities.
The smell of leather is in the air with Bellroy’s new Pixel 4 cases, which fits perfectly alongside your Pixelbook Go in one of the 3 new totes and bags from Bellroy.
The latest Android 10 beta for the Galaxy S10 shows that Samsung is getting serious about face unlock.
One of the Pixel 4’s best new features will only be exclusive at launch.
Amazon’s store is known for stocking everything, and it has Google’s Pixel 4 now, too.
Google’s new Nest Wi-Fi Router is seemingly a boring upgrade in all but the design, but The Point mesh extender is an entirely different story.
A new dimension of audio is coming to headphones everywhere thanks to a partnership between Sony and popular streaming services.