Article Contents There’s a new beta for the Google app rolling out, and this one takes a sizeable leap in version number to 8.28 from the 8.24 that came out just about a week and a half ago. There’s not a lot to see in the way of changes, and even the teardown is on […]
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CTL now sells a Chromebox with an Intel Core i7 for $600
We recently reviewed CTL’s entry-level Chromebox CBx1, which comes equipped with an Intel Celeron 3865U processor and 4GB RAM. Despite the mediocre specifications, it’s actually a fairly decent computer, especially at the low price of $219.99. If you need a Chromebox with a Core i7 processor for some reason, CTL now sells one for $599.99. […]
Read MoreThere’s virtually no point in using that ‘Do Not Track’ browser feature
Jonathan Mayer, an assistant computer science professor at Princeton University, recently told Gizmodo that the “Do Not Track” feature in your browser — the tool that’s ostensibly supposed to prevent websites from spying on the things you do on the web — is “in many respects a failed experiment.” A failure to such a degree, […]
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Angelina Jolie’s blonde hair is a major throwback to her Girl, Interrupted days
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Read MoreDeal: Activate the Pixel 3 on Verizon at any Target store, get a $150 Target gift card
Even though the Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL do not officially launch for another three days, that’s not stopping Target from offering a $150 Target gift card if you buy either phone at any of its physical locations. There is some fine print to look at. These are the Verizon versions of the […]
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Fendi’s $990 scarf looks like a vulva, because #fashion
Fendi Is Selling A Pink Scarf That Looks Like a Vulva – HelloGiggles Fendi’s $990 scarf looks like a vulva, because #fashion
Read MoreGoogle Assistant has some new Halloween tricks (and treats)
Google Assistant is getting into the Halloween spirit. You can ask Google Assistant Halloween-related questions and get silly (or spooky!) answers. Even “regular” Google Assistant commands will likely get spooky as we get closer to October 31. Halloween is right around the corner, and Google Assistant is getting into the (ghostly) spirit of things. Starting […]
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Ariana Grande posted to Twitter amid breakup reports—and it’s not what we expected
Ariana Grande Posted To Twitter Amid Breakup Reports – HelloGiggles Ariana Grande posted to Twitter amid breakup reports—and it’s not what we expected
Read MoreThe ZTE Axon 7 gets Android 8.0 Oreo, with several catches
After a beta program with bizarrely strict requirements for entry earlier this year, an update to Android 8.0 Oreo is now available for the ZTE Axon 7 — with more than one catch. The update isn’t being pushed over the air, but rather has to be installed from an SD card, and it’ll wipe your device. […]
Read MoreThis nail art trend commemorates the “invisible loss of miscarriage”
Nail Art Trend Commemorates The “Invisible Loss Of Miscarriage” – HelloGiggles This nail art trend commemorates the “invisible loss of miscarriage”
Read MoreAdobe Premiere Rush CC is a mobile Premiere specifically for YouTubers
[embedded content] Adobe Premiere Rush is a simplified version of Adobe Premiere Pro, one of the biggest names in video editing. The target demographic for Adobe Premiere Rush is YouTubers and other web content creators. Projects started in Premiere Rush can easily be transferred to Premiere Pro for more intensive editing. If you work with video […]
Read MoreMontblanc Summit 2, the first Wear 3100 smartwatch, is now available starting at $995
When Qualcomm revealed its new Wear 3100 chipset — a long-awaited yet minimal update that put battery life ahead of performance — it also took the opportunity to show off one of the first partner devices. Now, that device is available for purchase. The Montblanc Summit 2 is a good representation of the type of Wear […]
Read MoreMate 20 Pro unboxing video shows device, in-display fingerprint sensor
YouTube A YouTuber posted a Huawei Mate 20 Pro unboxing video. The device is set to launch tomorrow, so this is certainly an early unboxing. The Huawei Mate 20 Pro unboxing video is in Estonian, but you can see the device in full, as well as see its in-display fingerprint sensor in action. The Huawei […]
Read MoreThree out of four Pixel users run Pie, which still doesn’t make a difference
Google Developers Rick Osterloh says that 75 percent of all Pixel owners have upgraded to Pie. Even with the number of Google phones running the latest version of Android, it isn’t enough to account for even 0.01 percent of the Android market. Last week we reported that over half of the iPhones and iPads released […]
Read MoreDeal: Get the Moto Z3 for 50 percent off on Verizon
With October so far proving to be the predicted phonepocalypse that we all feared, everyone forgot about the Moto Z3. Stuck with last year’s internals and a price tag to match, the Moto Z3 looks to gain back some relevancy with Verizon’s deal that nets buyers a 50-percent discount. From now through who knows when, […]
Read MoreIt will be much easier to buy the OnePlus 6T than any other OnePlus phone in the UK
OnePlus OnePlus announced three U.K. carriers, two retailers, and a mobile distributor will sell the OnePlus 6T. Three is notably absent from the carrier list, and we do know if the carrier versions are unlocked. The OnePlus 6T will launch November 6 in Europe. Even though the upcoming OnePlus 6T might end up being an […]
Read MoreTiny new Palm at Verizon positioned as ‘accessory’ smartphone and we guess that’s a thing now?
Last year, TCL announced that new devices with Palm branding would launch in 2018, and the first phone leaked a few months ago. The tiny 3.3-inch Palm phone is now official, and it’s coming to Verizon next month for a whopping $349.99. Rather than being an independent phone, it functions as a ‘Connected device,’ similar […]
Read MoreDisplayMate gives Pixel 3 XL highest-ever grade of A+, excels in every test
DisplayMate gave the Google Pixel 3 XL its highest rating ever bestowed upon a smartphone. DisplayMate’s overall display assessment grade of A+ earned the Pixel 3 XL the DisplayMate Best Smartphone Display Award. Hopefully, this rating means that the display problems of the Pixel 2 XL are fixed and not coming back. If you’re concerned about […]
Read MoreMontblanc Summit 2 is first Wear 3100 smartwatch, starts at $1,000
Montblanc The Montblanc Summit 2 is a WearOS smartwatch and the first to run on the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 3100 chipset. The luxurious wearable has pretty much every feature one could want in a smartwatch. The Montblanc Summit 2 isn’t cheap though, running from $995 to $1,230. For over two years now, smartwatches running WearOS […]
Read MoreThe ZTE Axon 7 finally gets its Android Oreo update, but it’s not that simple
ZTE finally pushed out the Android Oreo update to the Axon 7, but you can only sideload it. Device owners must also delete their data before they install the update. Reportedly, the process is due to encryption issues from the last closed beta that have not yet been fixed. Thanks to previously-imposed sanctions finally being […]
Read MoreOver 75% of Pixel users are on Android Pie — why not more?
It’s a well-known fact that software updates permeate the Android market at a crawl in comparison with iOS, but Google’s own Pixel devices are an entirely different question. The Pixels are an opportunity for Google to brag that when it makes its own devices, it’s able to surpass Apple in the updates arena — and […]
Read MoreThe tiny Palm phone wants to be your current phone’s little sister
You may have never owned a Palm phone before, as the height of the company’s success was prior to the launch of the first Android device. However, if you did own one you likely understand Palm paved the way for smartphones as we know them today, probably more than any other manufacturer. That’s why Palm […]
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