The format of Android build numbers has been the same for years, but it’s changing in Android 8.0. The first non-preview version of Oreo just rolled out with ...Read More
This top-rated VPN will keep you from getting hacked — and it’s 92% off [Sponsored Deal]
It’s no secret that with cybercrime on the rise, protecting your online data with a VPN is essential. But the question remains: which VPNs are reliable and which …Read More
ARM announces Mali-G52 and G31 GPU designs, bringing AI performance benefits and Vulkan to the low-end
Today ARM has announced its new Mali G52 and G31 GPU designs, respectively targeting so-called “mainstream” and high-efficiency applications. The bigger G52 will someday make its way …Read More
Lyft partners with AllScripts to help patients reach their doctors
Lyft isn’t just for quick trips to the store or a friend’s home – it’s becoming one of the top options for medical transportation. Two years ago, the …Read More
Google changed the build number format in Oreo—here's how to read it
February 25th, 2020 
Marty Figgs Google's Backup and Sync desktop app re-uploads backed up photos, fix coming in three weeks
February 24th, 2020 Marty Figgs 
Google just can’t seem to get its act together with Google Drive. You may recall back in March that Google Drive for Windows automatically updated to ‘Backup ...Read More
Google introduces Chrome Enterprise subscription for businesses
February 23rd, 2020 Marty Figgs 
Chromebooks have become increasingly popular in education, thanks to their ease of use for both students and IT staff. Google is looking to expand Chromebook usage in ...Read More
[Freebie Alert] Get 3 months of Plex Pass for free with discount code ($14.85 value)
February 22nd, 2020 Marty Figgs 
Plex might have modified some of its privacy policy lately, but if you’re not that alarmed by the change especially if you don’t use third-party services and ...Read More
Android Oreo feature spotlight: Task Snapshots allow for higher quality, more accurate overview thumbnails
February 21st, 2020 Marty Figgs 
After months of living with the developer preview, we’ve got a pretty good handle on what’s in Android 8.0 Oreo. Still, some surprises are lurking inside. For example, ...Read More
