Dec 17
Dec 17
5G may still not be as widespread as its proponents would like it to be but smartphone makers are at least picking up the pace of its adoption. That is starting to become more possible thanks to the availability of processors like Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 865 and 765. Samsung, however, was actually one of the first on that train and … Continue reading
Dec 17
The Galaxy Note line was almost predicted to be discontinued this year. There have been debates, both on the Internet and, some say, internally, about the future of a device whose only remaining unique feature is its stylus. With the Galaxy Note 10, Samsung put its bet once more on the S Pen, giving it features that some consider more … Continue reading
Dec 17
The idea of a Quentin Tarantino Star Trek movie has had fans salivating for years, but it might be time to finally put the idea behind us.
Dec 17
A Donald Trump lie has won the title for a third year. He’s the only person to ever win it more than once.
Dec 17
At Raucous Town Hall, House Democrat Endorses Impeachment ― And Bets On Civility
Posted in: Today's ChiliFirst Elissa Slotkin heard booing from the suburban Detroit audience. Then she got applause.
Dec 17
A new spending deal will go to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Institutes of Health.
Dec 17
Dec 17
Google may be the one that develops the Android platform but, in some cases, it can lag considerably behind other manufacturers when it comes to popular features and practices. The official and vanilla Android implementation does eventually catch up to some but not always as how users hope they would be. A prime and recent example is system-wide Dark Mode … Continue reading
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