I've been helping my wife set up a new home desk setup, and after trying a few spare mice we had lying around at the office, I decided to get her a new Logitech mouse. I love my MX Master but wanted something smaller and more portable for her that she could easily throw in her bag and take to the … [Read more...] about Logitech MX Anywhere 2S vs. 3S: Which premium portable mouse is the best?
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Apple is seeking a stronger voice in the Google Search monopoly case
Apple has filed an emergency motion to stay the remedies trial in the Justice Department’s search monopolization case against Google. This move comes after the district court denied Apple's request for a more direct role in the proceedings. While not formally part of the case, Apple's influence is … [Read more...] about Apple is seeking a stronger voice in the Google Search monopoly case
Is Google’s voluntary exit program for their hardware division a red flag?
Following last year's consolidation of Pixel hardware and Android software teams, Google has announced a voluntary exit program for US-based employees within its Platforms & Devices division. This division encompasses a wide range of products, including Android (Auto, TV, Wear OS, XR), Chrome, … [Read more...] about Is Google’s voluntary exit program for their hardware division a red flag?
Gemini Flash 2.0 is rolling out, powerful, and no longer experimental
Just last month, Google gave us a peek at Gemini 2.0 Flash, and now it's officially here! This isn't just a minor tweak, either. Google is calling 2.0 Flash a "new AI model for the agentic era," and it promises some serious improvements, especially for your everyday tasks. Think brainstorming, … [Read more...] about Gemini Flash 2.0 is rolling out, powerful, and no longer experimental
GeForce NOW turns 5 years old and is celebrating with some big releases
This February, GeForce NOW turns five, marking five incredible years of high-performance gaming completely in the cloud. Since exiting beta in 2020, GeForce NOW has changed how gamers access and enjoy their favorite titles on just about any device imaginable. With incredible advancements in … [Read more...] about GeForce NOW turns 5 years old and is celebrating with some big releases
The seemingly popular Lenovo Legion Tab 3 is sold out again
Though I've still not laid hands on it, the Lenovo Legion Tab 3 is a device I'd very much love to be using on a regular basis. From gaming to reading to general web browsing, this little tablet looks like a device that can do a lot in a very small form factor. And I don't seem to be alone in my … [Read more...] about The seemingly popular Lenovo Legion Tab 3 is sold out again
Don’t miss this insane $250 discount on the Acer Chromebook Plus 516 GE
I feel like I've said it 100 times around here, but I really do love the Acer Chromebook Plus 516 GE. For the standard MSRP of $649, you get a whole lot of upside in a device that has a massive screen and feels like a workstation you can drop in your backpack and use to get productive wherever you … [Read more...] about Don’t miss this insane $250 discount on the Acer Chromebook Plus 516 GE
Google can now auto-disable permissions from risky Android apps
Google Play Protect is getting even more powerful, with new features designed to keep your Android device safe from malware and scams. One major update is the ability to automatically disable an app's permissions if it's deemed potentially harmful. This means that even if a malicious app manages to … [Read more...] about Google can now auto-disable permissions from risky Android apps
Google provides changelog for the latest Pixel Buds Pro 2 update
Google has released firmware version 3.144 for the Pixel Buds Pro 2 in the past few days and it seems to be rolling out pretty widely at this point. Without a proper changelog, we only were aware of some audio quality improvements and new chimes that confirm your earbuds are correctly placed in … [Read more...] about Google provides changelog for the latest Pixel Buds Pro 2 update
Chrome browser will stop syncing if your version is too old
Google is making a change to Chrome Sync that will affect users who haven't updated their browser in a while. Starting in early 2025, Chrome Sync will stop working on versions of Chrome that are more than four years old. This means that if you're using a very outdated version of Chrome, you'll need … [Read more...] about Chrome browser will stop syncing if your version is too old
A new update for your Pixel Buds Pro 2 may be waiting for you
It appears that the first post-launch update for the Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 is starting to make its way to users. Unlike the norm for these firmware updates, I actually have the newest version already and can confirm that it is now likely to be widely rolling out. This new version 3.144 was first … [Read more...] about A new update for your Pixel Buds Pro 2 may be waiting for you
More YouTube Premium experimental features are here for you to try
YouTube Premium subscribers are in for a bit of a treat. The platform is rolling out a series of new experimental features designed to enhance the viewing experience, along with a pot-sweetening bundle deal for Google One users. YouTube Premium users can now enjoy early access to several … [Read more...] about More YouTube Premium experimental features are here for you to try
