The Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL are already reasonably priced, so finding discounts for them is never going to be easy. If you are willing to give up the dream of a brand new one, though, then Daily Steals has a nice deal for you today. Right now, you can grab a refurbished (grade […]
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Earlier this week, we pointed out that if you were somehow still using old, working versions of Google’s Inbox app, this week was likely your final week to do so. Google killed off most (or all of) the last few working builds, leaving you with no choice but to find a new email app. That
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Google’s Pixel Slate, a tablet that might have been the worst reviewed product of 2018, is getting steep price cuts on the regular these days. For example, right now, you can buy a Pixel Slate and get a keyboard with it for as little as $550. That’s a savings of around $450. Should you buy
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When the Google Nest Hub Max arrives here shortly (maybe on September 9), it’ll be the first Google device to utilize the Face Match feature for Google Assistant. To prepare for that device’s arrival, Google Assistant is already offering up the opportunity for you to provide your face data to Google. Similar to Voice Match,
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The Google Pixel 4, in the clearest real world photos to date, has surfaced. Today, we got fresh photos that show both the front and back of a Pixel 4 or Pixel 4 XL with all of its front sensors and bezel, as well as that square camera housing on the back. We can also
I don’t do horror games. Back in the day, I had a hard time playing Resident Evil 2. I just don’t like getting scared by video games, even though I love horror movies. With that out of the way, Baldirmore’s Highschool, a popular PC horror survival game, is now available for Android devices. The game’s
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The OnePlus TV is quickly becoming less and less of a mystery, thanks to leaks, teases, and interviews from company executives. Before the first big screen from OnePlus arrives next month in India, here are the bits of info we now know. First of all, OnePlus confirmed on Twitter that the TV will be 55″
Samsung’s DeX always seemed to me like a waste of resources, as so few of us need a computer replacement operating system. We all own Windows or Mac or Chrome OS machines already, so the idea of needing a setup and dock for a half-baked mobile OS-turned-desktop-OS was unnecessary. But now, with DeX able to
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Google Photos announced via Twitter this week that starting this month, users will be able to search for photos via the text that’s in them. For example, if you have a photo of a stop sign, you could go back and search for “stop” in the search bar and retrieve that photo. That’s fancy. In
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YouTube TV announced this afternoon that it has added two more channels to its line-up: Acorn and UMC. I’ve never heard of either, but you should know that both are paid offerings and not a part of the daily channel line-up. Acorn is apparently filled with a bunch of British content, while UMC stands for
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