Just a day after Samsung announced the programthe first beta program for the Wear OS–based Galaxy Watch 4 is already showing up in the Samsung Members app – but with a couple of caveats. The first beta program for the Galaxy Watch 4 is set to deliver some improvements to Samsung’s Wear OS skin, One … Read more
Just last week, Instagram users noticed that the app icon had randomly become a lot brighter. Well, now we know why – it’s all part of Instagram’s biggest rebrand in years. But it seems the internet is torn over the platform’s new look. Meta-owned Instagram has revealed a new visual identity comprising of a brand … Read more
The Sims 4 has released a free update today (May 24) that adds customizable pronouns for all Sims. EA and Maxis have been working with the It Gets Better Project and GLAAD to implement the long-awaited feature and ensure that it was done correctly. First demoed back in Januaryplayers can input custom pronouns in Create-a-Sim … Read more
Google’s cases used to be among the best feeling in the industry, now they’re just overpriced poor quality options It looks like the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro’s first-party cases sold by Google aren’t holding up to the standards that you would expect from a $30 product. Owners have taken to Reddit and Amazon reviews … Read more
A long lost native Unix version of tea killer PC spreadsheet has not only been rediscovered, but almost unbelievably, it’s been updated to create a native Linux version. Lotus 1-2-3 was arguably the single application which made the IBM PC a success, and was launched nearly 40 years ago, on January 26, 1983. The Reg … Read more
It all came down to a search syndication agreement with Microsoft When you think of privacy-friendly search engines, only one name comes to mind: DuckDuckGo. As niche as it may be, the company has managed to spin its success in different directions, including a privacy-focused browser supposedly free from trackers for Android and iOS. DuckDuckGo’s … Read more
Image: General Interactive/Humble Soapbox features enable our individual writers and contributors to voice their opinions on hot topics and random stuff they’ve got on their minds. Today, yer man Thomas Whitehead discusses sidestepping his considerable backlog and starting a personal quest to try new things… The Switch has been with us for over five years, … Read more
Update #3: News of PS Plus upgrades in Asia potentially eroding any historical discounts resonated around the world, and has forced Sony to release a statementin which it claims this was a technical error that has now been resolved: Due to a technical error, players in Asia who have previously purchased a PlayStation Plus membership … Read more
Elden Ring is full of hard bosses, many of whom have no problem quickly showing you the nearest grave site if you’re lost, and defeating them is often a matter of slowly whittling away at their lengthy health bars until you breathe a huge sigh of relief as the words “Enemy Felled” finally appear. One … Read more
Late last year, I plopped a giant 48-inch OLED television on my desk in search of the one screen to rule them all. It was fantastic, with amazing color, inky blacks, G-Sync, and FreeSync Premium on a 120Hz panel — but not exactly suited to be the perfect PC screen. Now, LG is tailoring its … Read more
