The new bottom address bar allows users to navigate and open tabs in the browser quite easily and is useful for large screen Android devices.
Google Chrome finally brings the long-awaited bottom address bar for Android
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Order a Retroid Pocket Mini? We’ve got bad news
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Meta started rolling out an update for its Ray-Ban smart glasses.NewsThe report says unencrypted mobile interconnect providers in China are said to be putting everyone's data at risk.
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- Reviews
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We've used the Poco F7 Ultra as our main phone, and it may be the best Poco phone yet. Here's our in-depth review.ReviewsApple iPad (2025) review: The best iPad for most people gets even better
The new iPad is generous with storage, serves a faster chip, and a familiar Apple package without a price hike. It’s not perfect, but gets close to that summit.
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How to Grow Your Instagram Following Organically In 2025?
More than ever, it is becoming necessary to resort to organic Instagram growth in the year...How toConvert Android App to iOS and Vice Versa: How to Go?
Converting an app from Android to iOS (or vice versa) can be incredibly demanding. At the...How toLag Is the Real Final Boss: Here’s How to Beat It?
You are just about to win that ranked match. Your game plan is executed perfectly, and...How toHow to Adjust Mac Volume and Brightness More Precisely
On a Mac that has a top row of function keys, Apple includes volume and brightness controls that can beHow toHow to Get the Old Apple Mail Back
With recent software updates, Apple has made some major changes to the way its stock Mail app looks and works
- Comparison
- Comparison
I tested the Xiaomi 15 Ultra and Galaxy S25 Ultra cameras, it’s not even close
The Xiaomi 15 Ultra has a spectacular camera, but can it beat the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra? We put the two to the test.ComparisonApple iPad mini (2024) vs. iPad (2022): Which iPad to buy?
Apple's new iPad mini has arrived, but does its more powerful A17 Pro chip make it worth paying more for a smaller screen?ComparisonShould you buy the Google Pixel 8 now or wait for the Pixel 9?
The Google Pixel 8 is one of the best Pixel phones ever made, but is it worth buying now, on the eve of the Pixel 9's release? We found out.ComparisonSamsung Galaxy Watch 7 vs. Galaxy Watch 6: Should you upgrade?
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 is Samsung's new smartwatch hotness — but is it worth upgrading the Galaxy Watch 6 for it? No. Here's why.ComparisonI’ve worn two of the best smart rings. Here’s which one you should buy
I've worn both the Oura Ring and the Ultrahuman Ring Air day and night for weeks, and know both products well. Now, I can tell you which one you should buy.
- Software
- Software
Start drawing today: get your Simply Draw 7-day free trial
Ever wish you could learn how to draw, only to get overwhelmed by where to begin? Maybe it’s the blank page, maybe it’s that inner critic whispering you can’t even draw a straight line. Either way, you’re not alone. , a guided drawing app from the makers of Simply Piano and Simply Guitar, is designed […]SoftwareTikTok challenger Skylight lands Mark Cuban’s backing
Backed by Mark Cuban, Skylight has officially arrived as the latest short-form video contender.SoftwareVibe coding: What it is, and why you should give it a miss
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Meta’s Threads is finally allowing users to change their default feed in the app, in a move that addresses whatEngadget -SoftwareChromeOS 134 preview teases accessibility features, quick insert improvements
The chromeOS.dev team has shared notes on upcoming features for the ChromeOS 134 update, which is set to release on Monday.
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