Meta is developing a number of technologies to help in the process of digital connectedness, with an emphasis on virtual reality development and making VR a more immersive, realistic, and responsive experience that can be used for anything. However, we have not yet arrived.

The present VR experience is wonderful in terms of functional, untethered headsets, but the actual in-world elements are still a long way from where Meta wants them to be, with the blocky, legless visual experience acting more as a foundation for the next stage.

Google's June security upgrade assures that newer Pixels can make VoLTE calls. It also allows Pixel users to make cellular calls when traveling domestically or internationally.

The US carriers will phase out 3G networks this year, which means that certain smartphones that lack VoLTE or VoLTE roaming will be unable to make voice calls, making it critical for consumers in the US to update to devices that enable VoLTE.

Ross Young, an expert in the display sector, believes it is "increasingly plausible" that Apple will release a new 13-inch MacBook with an OLED display in 2024.

In a tweet that he sent out to his Super Followers earlier today, Young said that the laptop is rumoured to be a new MacBook Air, but he also mentioned that there is a potential that it would have a different brand.

The hole-punch + pill design will be new on the iPhone 14 Pro. This will be the first time Apple departs from the iPhone X design in favour of a fresh approach. However, this new design will be limited to the Pro models, while the normal versions will most likely retain the same notch like the iPhone 13, which is 30% smaller than the one seen on the iPhone 12.

YouTube is a social networking and internet video-sharing platform based in San Bruno, California. Over the years, the controversial platform has gained a large following and has become a must-have program.

Everyone makes errors, but it might be difficult to amend a fact or flub a phrase on a YouTube video. You may change and re-upload the video, but you will lose all your comments and engagement metrics. You may add a note to the video’s description or leave a comment with the correction, but most people will likely miss it.

Thunderbird has recently announced its plans for its major debut into the smartphone market. It concerns the K-9 Mail program, and it's great news for open-source and productivity fans both.

K-9 Mail's trademark rights and source code, including its GitHub repository, have been acquired by Mozilla. This implies that Thunderbird will be based on the tried-and-true K-9 program, which many open-source enthusiasts are already acquainted with. Christian Ketterer, the project maintainer of K-9 Mail, is joining the Thunderbird team to help with the move.

The application does its functions quite effectively. You may listen to the podcast as you shop, look through the store's inventory on the website, and buy things. In addition to that, there is an area for blogs. This podcast provides discussion on many political and military issues; hence, depending on your preferences, you may or might not like listening to it. However, the things that are for sale seem to be of high quality.

Beijing Oriental Electronics (BOE), a Chinese display maker, may lose 30 million display orders for the future iPhone 14 after purportedly changing the design of the iPhone 13’s display to enhance yield rate or the creation of non-defective goods.

Apple Display Supplier Might Lose Orders

Apple entrusted BOE with producing iPhone 13 screens in October, a brief partnership that ended earlier this month after Apple allegedly found BOE changing the circuit width of the iPhone 13’s thin-film transistors without Apple’s knowledge.

The move would be consistent with Apple's overall drive toward subscription services. Apple has been pushing recurring subscriptions like Apple Music, Apple TV Plus, Apple News Plus, Apple Fitness Plus, and Apple Arcade as major new income sources for the corporation during the last several years. Many of such services have previously been grouped together in Apple's Apple One packages.

The Samsung Galaxy S22 is the company’s most inexpensive 2022 flagship handset. The Galaxy S22 Ultra, which inherits the strong Note heritage, gets fancy features. That doesn’t imply the vanilla Galaxy S22 should be shadowed. In truth, this simple phone packs a punch. Here’s the lowdown on the phone before you hand over your hard-earned cash to Samsung.

Apple Inc. makes and sells the iPhone, a line of smartphones. These devices use the iOS mobile operating system from Apple. Steve Jobs, who was CEO of Apple, showed off the first iPhone on January 9, 2007. Since then, Apple has put out new iPhone models and updates to iOS every year. As of November 1, 2018, Apple had sold more than 2.2 billion iPhones.

You've probably come here looking for "top productivity applications." I get it. You want to get more done in less time, which is a common human psyche these days right now. Problem: "productivity tools" signify various things to various individuals. After over a decade of writing about productivity apps, I don't think there are objectively "excellent" productivity applications.

Samsung has a wide range of phones in different sizes and price ranges. Here's how to decide which one is best. Samsung makes phones for almost every price range. Whether you want to spend more than $1,000 on the Galaxy S22 Ultra or just want the basics, there's something for everyone. This year, Samsung has already put out a few new phones, so you have many new options to choose from. The Galaxy S21 FE came out in January. The Galaxy S22 line came out in February, and the Galaxy A53 5G, a midrange model that was just announced, came out in the spring. Since these phones are still new, they a

OnePlus has opted to disclose its newest flagship in a forum post on Monday, just days before the global debut of the OnePlus 10 Pro. Inside and exterior, the new phone will be essentially identical to the Chinese counterpart introduced earlier this year. Models sold in the United States, on the other hand, will have a significant charging downgrade.

According to an internal document acquired by MacRumors, Apple will add two MacBook Air models and one MacBook Pro model to its defunct goods list on April 30. While the devices are still capable of carrying out iPhone transfers, the gadgets will no longer get further updates. All three laptops have been on Apple’s “vintage” list since 2020 and will be transferred to the “obsolete” list at the end of the month.

After months of previews and teasers, Intel's discrete GPU revolution has officially begun, with the firm introducing its first Arc A-series GPUs for laptops today. They support DirectX 12, have separate ray-tracing technology, and are only about twice as powerful as Intel's integrated Xe graphics, at least for the initial set of GPUs.

Google is exploring support for variable refresh rates (VRR) in the Chrome OS 101 Dev Channel, as Kevin Tofel of About Chromebooks originally reported. To utilize the functionality, you must enable a flag at chrome:/flags#allow-variable-refresh-rate, which Google claims may be used with "capable screens."