If you follow tech blogs regularly, you’ve surely heard of iFixit, a company that sells repair parts and tools for smartphones and other consumer devices, and publishes wiki-based repairing manuals for many popular devices. iFixit is best known for its timely released teardowns, which are step-by-step guides to disassembling devices down to their smallest components. Whenever a new and highly anticipated smartphone or tablet is released, you can count on iFixit to deliver an informative and often surprisingly entertaining teardown of the device.

If you’re looking for a super relaxing puzzle/adventure game, we may have something for you. Adventures of Poco Eco, which has just made its way to the Google Play Store, aims to couple addictive gameplay with an interesting use of sound. You play as a block-like geometric creature named Poco Eco who’s on a journey to bring back the lost sounds to his tribe. You’ll do so by solving puzzles and completing all twelve 3D levels.

Asus Chromebook Flip C434 Asus did a fantastic job reimagining its best Chromebook. The Flip C434 is an attractive, sturdy workhorse that should appeal to budget-minded ChromeOS fans. Table of contents Changing your money maker in any significant way is like playing with fire. The flame could puff out, transform into a warming blaze, or spiral out of control and become a destructive inferno. Asus took just such a chance updating its beloved C302CA convertible, and consumers are the ones who should feel all warm and tingly about the results.

Update, May 29, 2019 (10:37 AM ET): The new Search feature described below is now live for at least some smartphones. We were able to pull up the AR animals on our Google Pixel 3 — however, we were unable to get it to work on our OnePlus 7 Pro or our Google Pixel 2 XL. In other words, your mileage may vary. When it does work, though, it’s pretty cool.

Update, 01/10/2018, 05:20 ET: More images of the new Google Chromecast have leaked via 9to5Google. Though it’s not clear where the photos are from, the device appears to be the same as the one previously leaked, and with the same product box. Check ’em out below. Previous coverage, 29/09/2018, 21:35 ET: After an updated Chromecast with the inclusion of Bluetooth and likely better Wi-Fi reception passed through the FCC last month, it became clear that we’d probably see updated hardware at Google’s October 9 event.

Great, another reason to be lazy! If there’s one thing that Adam Sandler’s previous movie, Click, taught us is to value time—especially the little things. Okay, I’m going a little bit overboard with this introduction but the fine analogy I was making here is between the remote control used in the movie and a new app called Dijit. If you have an Android smartphone or tablet that has an IR port, you can use Dijit to convert your gadget into a universal remote control—for all your electronics at home.

The DJI Mini 3 Pro is the biggest change in the Mavic line of drones we’ve ever seen, and that’s a good thing. In addition to a new camera gimbal design, you can now unfold the propeller arms in any order you desire. The new iteration to the mini line offers 4K video at up to 60fps, and maintains the 249g weight for legal ease. If the default 34 minutes of flight time is not enough, the optional Battery Plus will get you up to 47 minutes in the sky.

Anyone who’s fond of taking pictures knows that perfect pictures don’t always happen. Sometimes you’ll catch a great shot, but it’s way too dark. You’ll sometimes snag a shot that could do better if it had a little bit more color. The only way you can fix these shots is by tweaking the brightness when you get back home, and on your computer. But, with the Lightbox Photos app for Android, you don’t need to wait until you get home anymore.

If you’ve ever tested your internet speeds, you’ve probably used Ookla’s Speed Test or maybe even Netflix’s new Fast.com. There’s also a good chance that you’ve simply Google searched “speed test” to get you to one of those websites. In hopes to court users away from Ookla and Netflix, it looks like Google is building its own internet speed test tool right into search results. First uncovered by Dr. Pete Meyers on Twitter, the speed test function can simply be activated by searching “check internet speed.

The Pocophone F1 received a lot of attention when it launched last year. The Snapdragon 845-toting phone was launched with a mid-range price and has only gotten cheaper since. It remains a fantastic option for those looking for high-end power at an extremely affordable price. Regardless of how expensive a phone is, it’s always important to keep it safe from accidents. Here’s a roundup of some of the best Pocophone F1 cases you can buy!