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Big Relief for Google: Google EU Fine Overturned

So, here’s what went down: Google got into some hot water with the European Union a while back. The EU’s European Commission basically called them out, saying, “Hey, Google, you’re not playing fair with other companies that rely on your…
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DiRT Rally 2.0 acquires VR support on Oculus and Steam

Racing game DiRT Rally 2.0 developed by The Codemasters and released earlier this year, but it was lacking the highly requested virtual reality support. And now, after several months of teasing, the rally title finally received this addition today, available…
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Get to know how to install Linux Mint 19.2

In start of this week, the Linux Mint project announced the latest release of Linux Mint, updated version 19.2. We thought it’d be good to explain the process of downloading and installing Linux Mint on your computer. There are some…
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Apple Music Finally Came to PlayStation 5

After Spotify, Apple Music was also released for the PlayStation 5. Now you can experience music without Apple TV on your TVs. Apple released the Apple Music app for the PlayStation 5, albeit late today. This makes the PS5 the…
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iPhones Will Be Top Secret with iOS 15.2

Apple has released the iOS 15.2 Beta 1 update for its developers. This update will make iPhones more private. Shortly after offering iOS 15.1 and iPadOS 15.1 to compatible devices, Apple has now released iOS 15.2 for testers and developers.…
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Surveillance Cameras and Privacy Concerns

The recent popularity of connected surveillance cameras is leading to legal questions. Can you monitor the contractor who sands your floors? And what about your connected doorbell filming at the neighbor’s house? It’s all about the balance between your security…
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Samsung simplifies the repair of its devices

While smartphones on the market often look more and more alike, Samsung has found another way to stand out: by improving Your Service, an online tool that simplifies the repair of its devices. Samsung hasn’t redesigned its phones, tablets, and…
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Pixel 6 Pro test drive: Several steps forward

After a few years of half-hearted releases, Google is back with a real high-end smartphone. Design and grip: pretty, but big With a 6.7-inch display, the Pixel 6 Pro is part of the category of giant format phones, along with…
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The virtual universe can’t save Facebook

Facebook plans to change its name, shifting its focus to building a virtual universe. This step may not save the scandals that Facebook has caused over the years. Facebook is in the midst of a media nightmare not seen since…
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