Google Photos’ new video editor offers more control over footage

Posted on 11/02/2021 by Engadget

Now that Google has revamped Photos’ still image editing, it’s turning its attention to moving pictures. Google has overhauled the video editor in Photos for Android and iOS to give you much more control than the usual trimming, stabilization and rot...

iPhone users will soon be able to change their default music app with Siri

Posted on 08/02/2021 by Engadget

After years of being forced to use Apple services on the iPhone by default, those restrictions are finally easing up a bit. As noticed by MacRumors earlier today, the iOS 14.5 beta appears to let you set third-party music services as default with Sir...

iOS 14.5 public beta lets Apple Watch users try the new mask-friendly Face ID

Posted on 05/02/2021 by Engadget

The public betas of iOS and iPad OS 14.5 are out, giving eligible users their first taste of automatically unlocking their iPhone while wearing a face mask. The system, as 9to5Mac demonstrates, just needs to be activated in the settings menu, and wil...

Apple’s parental controls prevent kids from searching for ‘Asian’ things

Posted on 04/02/2021 by Engadget

Apple has spent years ensuring its smartphones and tablets can be safely used by kids, but some of its family-friendly content controls are over-zealous — and seemingly prejudiced. According to a report from The Independent today, content controls bu...

iOS 14.5 will let Apple Watch owners unlock iPhones while wearing a mask

Posted on 01/02/2021 by Engadget

While the full release won't arrive for some time, Apple just released the first iOS 14.5 developer beta today, and one change may be more immediately useful than all the rest. Once installed, the update will allow users to unlock their iPhones via F...

Facebook asks users to opt into activity tracking ahead of iOS 14 changes

Posted on 01/02/2021 by Engadget

Starting today, some iOS users will see a new notification when they launch the Facebook app on their iPhones and iPads. The message (seen above) prompts individuals to allow the company to track their activity across websites and apps. According to...

Tim Cook takes aim at Facebook’s practices during privacy conference

Posted on 28/01/2021 by Engadget

In a wide-ranging keynote delivered at the (online-only) 2021 Computers, Privacy and Data Protection conference this morning, Apple CEO Tim Cook called for greater scrutiny of businesses "built on misleading users" and data exploitation."The fact is...

Telegram makes it easier to import your WhatsApp chat history

Posted on 28/01/2021 by Engadget

Telegram is still dealing with a influx of WhatsApp users upset over a new privacy policy, and it’s making sure those converts will feel more at home. WABetaInfo has noticed that the latest version of Telegram for iOS (Android users had to wait as of...

Plex Arcade features a bunch of old-school Atari games

Posted on 26/01/2021 by Engadget

Media streaming service Plex is moving beyond TV, movies, audio and photos. Starting today, you can play a bunch of Atari games through a Plex Arcade subscription. Plex has teamed up with Parsec to offer classics like Asteroids, Centipede, Missile Co...

How Android Beats the iPhone

Posted on 25/01/2021 by Al Hilal

We know that there has been a long rival between the iPhone devices as well as the Android devices. To be honest, we have no idea where this all came from, but we still love the phones that we use, and we are more than willing to entertain them as long we are getting devices that are getting better with each passing day. Talking of devices which are better, we have some pointers we think that the Android has managed to make its mark in the world of mobile phones. And these are just some of the ways that Android…

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