Phone makers are scared to innovate, and this tiny sensor proves it
All Nokia smartphones have been listed as unavailable on HMD’s website
I tried three new VR gadgets that make Quest 3 and 3S even better
This AI app lets parents look for signs of infant jaundice at home
News Weekly: Samsung S25 full renders leak, OnePlus 13 and 13R launches, and more
Lenovo ThinkPad P16 Gen 2 review: a true mobile workstation
Dough Spectrum Black 32 review: I feel like a beta tester
Canon Color imageClass LBP633Cdw review: back to the ’90s?
The OPPO Find X8 Pro is an Ultra Android flagship in all but name
After 2 weeks reviewing the new iPad Mini (2024), I just want a Pixel Tablet Mini
How to Change Your Default iPhone Apps
How to watch AMD’s CES 2025 keynote today
How to watch Nvidia’s big RTX 50-series GPU launch
Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2025: How to watch and what to expect
This iOS 18 feature shares your photos with Apple. How to turn it off
Apple iPad mini (2024) vs. iPad (2022): Which iPad to buy?
Should you buy the Google Pixel 8 now or wait for the Pixel 9?
Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 vs. Galaxy Watch 6: Should you upgrade?
I’ve worn two of the best smart rings. Here’s which one you should buy
I did a camera test with two $1,800 phones. Then something annoying happened
This lifesaving app is helping people track wildfires in California
You no longer need the Twitter/X app to use Grok
How I’m using Google’s Gemini AI app to make me more human
Windows 11 Recall officially comes to Intel and AMD
The buzz this morning is all about the leaked BBM for Android APK that turned up in the CrackBerry forums. It offered a small glimmer of hope for some Android users to get in early on the BBM fun, but alas, it’s not working.
It appears that the service is still locked down on Android unless you’re on “the list”, so if you don’t have a whitelisted BBID (and we’re pretty sure you don’t) then you’ll get stuck on the setup screen and that will be the end of it.
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