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Earlier version of DU Antivirus Security might be stealing your phone’s info instead of protecting it
If you’re using a free antivirus software called DU Antivirus Security, you might want to check if you want to continue using it. It has been found that an earlier version of the app collected info
The Last Jedi trailer date was just outed by Luke Skywalker
Now that the end of September is upon us, we’re a mere three months out from the premiere of Star Wars Episode 8: The Last Jedi. Make no mistake, Disney is priming its massive marketing machine as we
iOS 11 released: Here’s what to do to download
The official final build of iOS 11 was released today by Apple, now it’s time to hit the download button. The download button is actually an UPDATE button – but still. Time to hit it. This software is
Nexus 4 Android Oreo build released (in the night!)
Google’s announcement on Android Oreo suggested that not every Google-made and Google-sold Android smartphone would be getting the update. However, as often happens with these sorts of things, there’s
Out of Milk shopping list app now has Google Assistant, Alexa support
For people who love making lists, the advent of voice assistants has probably made it even easier to keep making new lists and to add things to it. There are a lot of different apps and services out
Lensbaby’s new lenses prove iPhone hasn’t killed cameras quite yet
By now, it should be clear that Lensbaby has a penchant for bokeh effects with its lenses, and the new Composer II lens it’s launching today is no different. That Composer II lens is launching
HP Chromebook x360 has toughness and ports, remains inexpensive
The folks at HP have revealed a new Chromebook x360 with a set of specs that make it a true contender for Chrome OS supremacy. This device doesn’t have the most high-end hardware in the universe, but
Google Nexus 6P replacement program allegedly reversed
Just last week, we learned that Google was ready to give new Pixel XL as a replacement for defective Nexus 6P’s. This was for the benefit of those with defective batteries. Unfortunately, Google is
T-Mobile Sprint merger apparently in the works again (still?)
The potential merging of T-Mobile USA and Sprint through Deutsche Telekom and Softbank is again tipped by anonymous sources. This is not the first time we’ve seen talks of T-Mobile and Sprint merging
Samsung rolls out Galaxy Kids Tablet 7.0 The Lego Ninjago Movie Edition
Parents are in dire need of some new form of entertainment for their kids especially if they are outside. Giving your children your smartphone should be enough as they can watch on YouTube or play
Roku smart speaker plans tipped: Should Alexa be worried?
You’re nobody in tech if you don’t have a smart speaker, and it seems Roku may be planning to enter the fray with a home companion of its own. The company is best known for its streaming media sticks
iPhone 8 Review Round-up: No waiting for X
Early iPhone 8 reviews are in, and it would appear that Apple’s reveal of the iPhone X has taken a toll on reviewer’s expectations. The iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus are indeed slightly-better versions
Left Alive’s Metal Gear artist mechs have us super-intrigued
Square Enix arrived at the Tokyo Game Show prepared, it seems. Not only did it reveal that Final Fantasy IX is coming to PlayStation 4 today, but it also announced that it has a new shooter in the
The Vive Focus might be the name of HTC’s standalone VR headset
We have known beforehand that HTC wasn’t going to put out a refresh of the PC-powered Vive virtual reality (VR) headset for 2016. So people were interested to see if the Taiwan-based company was going
New Amazon Fire HD 10 adds Alexa hands-free
The tablet segment may have stalled, but Amazon believes there’s still room for an impressively potent, surprisingly affordable Android model. Welcome, then, the Amazon Fire HD 10, the newest update
T-Mobile to reportedly increase deprioritization threshold to 50GB
Just a few months after T-Mobile decided to increase the “Fair Usage” threshold for their customers to 32GB, a source has said they will once again increase this to 50GB. This means that for users to
Final Fantasy IX gets a surprise re-release on PlayStation 4
When it comes to the question of the best Final Fantasy game, the original PlayStation’s Final Fantasy IX usually gets left out of the debate. Many will tell you either Final Fantasy VI or Final
August Smart Lock Pro Review
When it comes to connected locks, August is rightly one of the first names that comes to mind, and now there’s a new flagship aiming for a spot on your door frame. The August Smart Lock Pro may look
AI and non-invasive MRI can diagnose Alzheimer’s disease long before doctors can
A pair of researchers from the University of Bari in Italy called Nicola Amoroso and Marianna La Rocca and a team of colleagues have developed a new machine-learning algorithm that is able to help
Gmail now converts addresses, numbers, emails to clickable links
Copying text from your email, switching to another app, and then pasting said item may not seem like a complicated task, but it does take up time and also a few taps and swipes. And we all know that
