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Asus announced three new Chromebooks: the C223, C423, and C523. The Chromebook C223 features an 11.6-inch display, while the Chromebook C423 and C523 feature 14-inch and 15-inch displays, respectively. All three Chromebooks are available through various retailers. With more Chromebooks vying for the mid-tier segment of the market with prices to match, Asus decided to go much cheaper with its new trio of Chromebooks: the 11.6-inch Chromebook C223, 14-inch Chromebook C423, and C523.
Motorola has launched the Moto E6S and its first-ever range of LED Android TVs in India. The new gadgets in Moto’s lineup target the affordable smartphone and television categories in the country.
The Moto E6S is essentially a rebranded version of the Moto E6 Plus launched a few weeks back at the IFA trade show in Berlin. The entry-level Moto E6S upgrades the chipset, display, cameras, and pretty much everything else compared to the Moto E6 which was announced back in July.
Taking to theofficial Google blog, the Gmail team has revealed that it is making a change to the way Gmail works, specifically it will now always utilize an encrypted HTTPS connection when you send or check email. Additionally, Google says that every email message you send or receive will be encrypted while moving internally between Google’s data-centers.
Although HTTPS support has been the default since 2010, up until now you could turn it off if you so choose.
It’s been far too long since we saw a true flagship phone from Motorola. The last device to fit the bill was 2017’s Moto Z2 Force, while subsequent devices have either used mid-range silicon or the previous year’s flagship processor.
Thankfully, the company announced in December 2019 that it’s planning to launch the “fastest 5G phone on Qualcomm’s flagship platform” in early 2020. This means we can expect a Snapdragon 865 device from the company (tipped to be the rumored Motorola Edge Plus).
Update (9/11): As we recently reported, a select few smartphones started getting YouTube HDR playback support, but Google's very own Pixel and Pixel XL were missing from that list. That's because the Pixel duo does not have the necessary hardware acceleration. Or so we thought. It turns out, you can still watch YouTube videos in HDR on your Pixel device thanks to Google's software decoder. As Google explains to Android Police, the company is “using a highly optimized software decoder and custom rendering stack, and [was] able to extend support to Pixel devices.
The best MINI HOME GOLF SIMULATOR has E6 Connect with 4K ultra high definition and provides real screen golf experiences in various practice modes.
An impressive reaction rate of 0.12 sec provides no delay in data transfer and its super lightweight sensor is extremely accurate.
Included smart stick offers the ability to play golf at home (as a golf swing trainer), while the detachable cradle for your personal clubs is provided for use on the golf course.
That’s because an Android 6.0 update had already been rolled out for the Moto X Play in India back in January and Canada in December, but it looks like the company has found enough time to upgrade the handset to 6.0.1 now too. Android 6.0.1 only really includes the latest emoji pack, but this update also ensures that the handset is kept secure with the latest March Android security patch.
Samsung has just launched two new devices destined for the budget smartphone market – the Galaxy On5 and Galaxy On7. Despite some compromises in the hardware department, these new Galaxy handsets do have their merits.
The Galaxy On5 is the smaller of the two handsets, coming in at 5.0-inches while the Galaxy On7 has a 5.5-inch screen. Both smartphones feature a TFT display with an acceptable 1280×720 resolution. There are some differences when it comes to the cameras.
Supercell is popular for all-time favorite mobile games like Clash of Clans and Boom Beach. The former has been downloaded 100 to 500 million times on the Google Play Store, so saying they have a good follower base is an understatement.
A new title from this developer has been in the works for some time and the launch is expected to come in March. But some of you won’t have to wait that long.
After a fantastic teasing campaign that had all of us eagerly waiting to see what the smartphone would offer, the OnePlus One is finally here. We were lucky enough to go hands-on with this fantastic device, that certainly managed to meet a lot of the high expectations it had set for itself. So, while we wait for a review unit to really dive into this smartphone (it’ll still take a few weeks,) we wanted to revisit the phone to tell you what we think are its most exciting features.