by dbadmin | Feb 4, 2025 | Features, Samsung, Samsung One UI
Many of Samsung’s Good Lock modules haven’t been working properly for those of us using One UI 7, leaving us to wait for our favorites to be updated for the latest version of the operating system. Home Up, the module that lets users customize the home and overview...
by dbadmin | Feb 4, 2025 | AI, Features, Motorola, Rabbit
My frustrating experiences with the pocket-sized, hype-fueled Rabbit R1 are well-known at this point. From letting it struggle to guide me through a long day to attempting to teach it new tricks, it’s let me down each time I’ve given it a chance. And yet, I’m still...
by dbadmin | Feb 2, 2025 | Apple, Apple Watch, Features, smartwatches, Wearables
Shortly after moving into my first apartment, I received a package from home. Unfurling the brown paper within, I uncovered a simple, cream-colored coffee mug with the words “Call your mother.” My aversion to chatting had been noted and was unacceptable to the woman...
by dbadmin | Feb 2, 2025 | Features, smartphones
When a new smartphone launches, we often spend a lot of time talking about its internal hardware specs and what it can do that most other phones cannot. However, the first thing anyone ever notices about a phone is how it looks, and that has a significant bearing on...
by dbadmin | Feb 1, 2025 | Features, Google, Google Calendar
Google’s products form the cornerstone of my digital life. The idea of ditching Gmail and Google Maps, in particular, is unimaginable to me. While Google doesn’t rule my life, and I’ve found plenty of more impressive alternatives to some of Google’s wares, including...
by dbadmin | Feb 1, 2025 | AI, DeepSeek, Features
Credit: Robert Triggs / Android Authority Cloud AI might be impressive, but I yearn for the added security that only offline, local processing provides, especially in light of DeepSeek reporting user data back to China. Replacing CoPilot with DeepSeek on my laptop...
