The LG V-series has long boasted top-tier phones with modern and classy designs and excellent specs, and it looks like that isn’t going to change any time soon. LetsGoDigital has spotted trademark filings in Canada for the LG V50, LG V60, LG V70, LG V80, and LG V90, suggesting we could get at least five more years of LG V-series… Continue reading "LG has Trademarked Names All the Way up to the LG V90"
The Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL are arguably among the best Android phones to date. They feature top-tier specs, stock Android software, and — of course — all the artificial intelligence Google can pack into them. But these devices aren’t perfect. Since the launch of the Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL, a few issues related to… Continue reading "Common Google Pixel 3 Problems, and How to Fix Them"
While the Samsung Galaxy S9 is one of this year’s most popular Android smartphones, work on its replacement, the Samsung Galaxy S10, is well underway. What should we expect from Samsung’s next flagship? Whether it’s an even more advanced camera, jaw-dropping good looks, or — in Samsung’s most potentially radical move — increased battery capacity, we’ve gathered all the rumors, leaks, and… Continue reading "Samsung Galaxy S10: News, Rumors, and Specs"
Motiv’s fitness tracking smart ring has recently been given some snazzy upgrades aimed at increasing your security, but the latest news is that it’s now available outside the United States for the first time, coming to a number of territories and to physical Smartech stores. Following its launch in the U.S., buyers in Canada, the United Kingdom, Japan, Australia, and… Continue reading "Motiv Smart Ring Can Use Your Walking Pattern to Unlock Accounts"
Android has gotten a whole lot better over the past few years, but there is one aspect of the operating system that has slowed down. That’s the sharing menu, and the reason it has slowed down is that Google has added a bunch of extra features and options in the menu. While those changes have been helpful, there is a… Continue reading "Android is Finally Getting a Faster Sharing Menu, But it May Take a While"
Just last week Netflix CEO Reed Hastings told Bloomberg that the company would soon be testing new subscription tiers, and now it looks like we’re already seeing the first one. Netflix has begun rolling out a mobile-only subscription in Malaysia, which costs around $4 per month. That’s half the price of the next tier up, which costs about $7.90 per… Continue reading "Netflix is Testing a Mobile Subscription Tier in Some Markets"
