Author: Raja Rajan

March 15, 2020

European Union to introduce a 'right to repair' bill for phones and tablets by 2021

According to a recent report, the European Union is planning to introduce its own "right to repair" bill for phones and tablets by 2021.

Gadgets

March 13, 2020

Samsung One UI 2.1 update coming to Galaxy S9, Galaxy S10, Note 9, and Note 10

An official response on the Korean Samsung Community portal reveals One UI 2.1 update will come to the Galaxy S10 /S9 series and Note 10 / Note 9 series.

Gadgets

March 12, 2020

Moto Z4 Android 10 update is currently rolling out

Motorola is finally rolling out the long-awaited Android 10 updates to its Moto Z4 smartphone, just a few months before the arrival of Android 11.

Gadgets

March 12, 2020

Google Pixel 4a hands-on video reveals key specifications

A recent hands-on video review of Google Pixel 4a has revealed the key specifications and design of the upcoming Google mid-range smartphone.

Command & Conquer Remastered Collections

Gaming / PC & Linux

March 11, 2020

Command & Conquer Remastered Collection coming to Steam and Origin this June

EA has announced that Command & Conquer Remastered Collection with 4K graphics, and a new multiplayer system is coming to Steam and Origin this June 5th.

Gadgets

March 8, 2020

Nokia 5.2 will debut as Nokia 5.3, specifications leaked

Nokia 5.3 will reportedly feature quad rear cameras and a 4,000mAh battery, and the device will make its official debut alongside Nokia 8.2 5G on March 19.

Gadgets

March 7, 2020

Xiaomi Mi 10 series is scheduled for a global launch on March 27

Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi is planning to bring its Xiaomi Mi 10, Mi10 Pro to the global stage on March 27, 2020.

Gadgets

January 24, 2020

Motorola G7 Plus gets Android 10 update

Motorola has started rolling out the Android 10 stable update for the Moto G7 Plus in Brazil and Mexico and the company expects all devices to receive the update by February 20, 2020.

Gadgets / PC & Linux / Tech

January 23, 2020

Microsoft accidentally exposed 250 million customer support records online

Microsoft revealed that they have inadvertently left 250+ million customer service and support requests exposed on several servers without password protection from Dec. 5 to Dec. 31, 2019.