It’s pretty funny how Exynos-powered Samsung devices used to be considered less developer-friendly, but it’s now their Snapdragon counterparts that are getting harder and harder to crack. This ...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
Snapdragon US Galaxy S8 and S8+ can now be rooted by all with SamPWND
February 15th, 2020 
Marty Figgs Wear Mini Launcher starts showing pop-up ads after latest update
February 14th, 2020 Marty Figgs 
One of the most popular third-party apps for Android Wear is Wear Mini Launcher. As the name implies, it’s an app launcher for your watch that tries to ...Read More
This could be the new Nest thermostat
February 13th, 2020 Marty Figgs 
One of the (many) obstacles to higher adoption of smart home technology is the expense. Back in March, Bloomberg reported that Nest was developing a sub-$200 smart ...Read More
Motorola appears poised to finally update the Moto 360 Sport to Android Wear 2.0
February 12th, 2020 Marty Figgs 
A lot of things have changed over at Moto following the takeover by Lenovo. For instance, the phones are modular and the watches are… nonexistent. The company still ...Read More
Google I/O 2017 app's source code released on GitHub to demonstrate the newest, best practices for Android devs
February 11th, 2020 Marty Figgs 
Every year for the past few years, Google releases an app for I/O attendees. Then, a few months afterwards, the company uploads the app’s source code to GitHub. ...Read More
