Google Chrome’s incognito mode is meant to make more suspicious (insert Lenny face here) browsing history invisible at your beck and call. However, Google hadn’t previously made incognito mode ...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
Android O feature spotlight: Gboard gets an incognito mode, but only in Chrome Dev for now
May 31st, 2019 
Marty Figgs Weekend poll: Does your phone have a USB-C port or microUSB?
May 30th, 2019 Marty Figgs 
Adoption of the new USB-C port standard has commenced surprisingly rapidly. While there are some holdouts in the world of budget phones, every major smartphone manufacturer but Apple has embraced ...Read More
Never Settle: OnePlus confirms it won't update the OP2 to Android 7.0 Nougat
May 29th, 2019 Marty Figgs 
For having the slogan, “Never settle,” the OnePlus 2 has caused owners to settle for less quite often. The phone itself wasn’t well-received, due to the lack of ...Read More
Developers, take note: Alarm.com's latest update is the best example of app shortcut configuration we've ever seen
May 28th, 2019 Marty Figgs 
If you are into home security as well as technology, Alarm.com is a popular choice to fill that niche. It is ...Read More
Android O feature spotlight: The Google Clock app gets a makeover in v5.1
May 27th, 2019 Marty Figgs 
With each new version of Android, Google tends to make small tweaks to some of its default apps. Such changes are often nothing more than superficial, a way ...Read More
