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Nothing Phone 3a Lite Owners Can Uninstall Meta Services After Company Faces Backlash Over Preloaded Apps
Nothing has confirmed that Phone 3a Lite users will soon be able to completely uninstall Meta services, following backlash over pre-installed apps like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. The feature will roll out later this month with the Nothing OS 4.0 beta update. The company defended its move, claiming preloaded apps boost performance and cut cost...
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OnePlus Launches OxygenOS 16 Open Beta Program in India Ahead of October 16 Release: How to Apply
OnePlus has announced the Open Beta Test for OxygenOS 16 in India for the OnePlus 13, OnePlus 12, and other models. It enables select users to try out the new Android 16-based update before it is publicly released. Before joining the OxygenOS 16 Open Beta Test, users are required to check the eligibility criteria and ensure that their OnePlus hands...
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Adobe Premiere Video Editor App for iOS Is Now Available to Download
The Adobe Premiere app for iOS is now live on the App Store. First listed for pre-order on September 4, it officially launched on Monday. While free to download, certain features need a paid subscription. Adobe says the app closely mirrors its desktop software, with tools like multi-track timeline and dynamic audio waveforms.
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Moto G96 Review: A Do-It-All Budget Beast
Motorola’s Moto G96 may look and feel familiar, but under the hood there are plenty of meaningful changes. Key among these is the efficient and seemingly capable processor from Qualcomm and the increased battery capacity. Together, these upgrades aim to improve its overall battery life while delivering better performance than its predecessor.
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Adobe Premiere App for iOS Introduced With Desktop-Like Controls, Generative AI Tools
Adobe Premiere, the software giant’s latest video editing app for iPhone devices, was announced on Thursday. It arrives as a more powerful editing tool compared to the existing Premiere Rush, and offers features such as multi-track timelines and dynamic audio waveforms. It is currently available for pre-order on the App Store, and will be officia...
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WhatsApp Testing Night Mode Option in Camera Interface in Android Beta App
WhatsApp is said to be developing a new feature for its Android app which aims to improve photography in low light conditions. As per a feature tracker’s report, a dedicated night mode option is present in the camera interface of a beta version of the instant messaging app. It reportedly optimises the image clarity and brightness when shooting in...
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Blender Is Working on a Standalone App for iPad Pro With Apple Pencil Support
Blender, an open-source 3D modeling and animation software, will bring a standalone app for tablets in the future. The company said that it will start testing this app for the iPad Pro variants with Apple Pencil support first, later bringing it to Android and other graphic tablets. Additionally, the company has also revealed what this app could loo...
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OnePlus 12 Receives OxygenOS 15.0.0.840 Update With Save to Mind Space Feature, New Camera Filter and More
OnePlus 12 is receiving a rather big update that adds a number of new features along with some improvements to existing ones. The update addresses the cameras, photos app, alarm, recorder and adds some quality updates to the system functions as well. This would be an essential upgrade if you own a OnePlus 12.
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Google Pixel Phones Receiving Android 16-Based Monthly Software Update for July 2025: What’s New
Google on Wednesday rolled out the monthly software update for Pixel smartphones. It is based on Android 16 and is said to carry fixes for a couple of bugs discovered in previous iterations. Following the update, Pixel users can expect improved Wi-Fi connectivity and performance. Google said it is also the first Android 16 update for the Pixel 6a a...
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Motorola Edge 60 Fusion Review: Minor Yet Meaningful Upgrades
Motorola’s Edge 50 Fusion was not the smartphone we expected it to be when we reviewed it last year. This year, Motorola decided on adding a few upgrades, which includes a slightly better processor,a slightly bigger battery and a new camera sensor to which essentially is the same phone. To our surprise, these smaller changes and optimisations do ...
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Nothing Phone 3a Series Update Adds Privacy Space, Support for 4K Recording on Telephoto Cameras
Nothing Phone 3a series was launched in India in March. Both the Nothing Phone 3a and the Phone 3a Pro models are promised to get three years of Android updates and six years of security upgrades. The company has released a software update for both phones in the lineup. It introduces the Privacy Space feature and support for 4K video recording...
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Google Pixel’s Random Stuttering Woes May End Soon as Developer Finds Custom Kernel Fix
While the latest Pixel smartphones with upgraded chipsets offer a smoother software experience, older models continue to suffer from random stuttering issues, even after multiple software updates. These performance hiccups often occur while scrolling through apps or navigating the UI. Now, a developer claims to have found a potential fix for this p...
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Truecaller for iOS Rolls Out Support for Automatic Spam Protection for Premium Users
Fulfilling the wishes of iPhone users, Truecaller will now bring in automatic spam blocking functionality with iOS 18. It is a guarantee that it will make the spam protection feature work on the Apple devices in toto to match it to the same with Android, which had enjoyed the feature for a long time. The most noteworthy feature of this update is t...
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra Review: An Ultra Watch for Samsung Users
Samsung’s Galaxy Watch Ultra may look the part for a smartwatch that’s being marketed to take on tough terrain and withstand extreme temperatures, but in reality, there’s very little that the Ultra offers over the standard Galaxy Watch 7 (apart from its ruggedised design and slightly better battery life) for the casual user, which leaves it s...
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Google Pixel 9 Pro XL Review: An AI Buffet for Those Who Need It
Google’s Pixel 9 Pro XL is the newest member of the Pixel family. It packs a slightly bigger display than last year’s Pro model, which has now been downsized with a smaller display and a smaller battery, while the Pixel 9 becomes the base model, which will compete with Apple’s iPhone 16. Does this XL-sized Pixel change anything for the Pixel ...
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Nothing Phone 3a Lite Owners Can Uninstall Meta Services After Company Faces Backlash Over Preloaded Apps
Nothing has confirmed that Phone 3a Lite users will soon be able to completely uninstall Meta services, following backlash over pre-installed apps like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. The feature will roll out later this month with the Nothing OS 4.0 beta update. The company defended its move, claiming preloaded apps boost performance and cut cost...
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OnePlus Launches OxygenOS 16 Open Beta Program in India Ahead of October 16 Release: How to Apply
OnePlus has announced the Open Beta Test for OxygenOS 16 in India for the OnePlus 13, OnePlus 12, and other models. It enables select users to try out the new Android 16-based update before it is publicly released. Before joining the OxygenOS 16 Open Beta Test, users are required to check the eligibility criteria and ensure that their OnePlus hands...
-
Adobe Premiere Video Editor App for iOS Is Now Available to Download
The Adobe Premiere app for iOS is now live on the App Store. First listed for pre-order on September 4, it officially launched on Monday. While free to download, certain features need a paid subscription. Adobe says the app closely mirrors its desktop software, with tools like multi-track timeline and dynamic audio waveforms.
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Moto G96 Review: A Do-It-All Budget Beast
Motorola’s Moto G96 may look and feel familiar, but under the hood there are plenty of meaningful changes. Key among these is the efficient and seemingly capable processor from Qualcomm and the increased battery capacity. Together, these upgrades aim to improve its overall battery life while delivering better performance than its predecessor.
-
Adobe Premiere App for iOS Introduced With Desktop-Like Controls, Generative AI Tools
Adobe Premiere, the software giant’s latest video editing app for iPhone devices, was announced on Thursday. It arrives as a more powerful editing tool compared to the existing Premiere Rush, and offers features such as multi-track timelines and dynamic audio waveforms. It is currently available for pre-order on the App Store, and will be officia...
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WhatsApp Testing Night Mode Option in Camera Interface in Android Beta App
WhatsApp is said to be developing a new feature for its Android app which aims to improve photography in low light conditions. As per a feature tracker’s report, a dedicated night mode option is present in the camera interface of a beta version of the instant messaging app. It reportedly optimises the image clarity and brightness when shooting in...
-
Blender Is Working on a Standalone App for iPad Pro With Apple Pencil Support
Blender, an open-source 3D modeling and animation software, will bring a standalone app for tablets in the future. The company said that it will start testing this app for the iPad Pro variants with Apple Pencil support first, later bringing it to Android and other graphic tablets. Additionally, the company has also revealed what this app could loo...
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OnePlus 12 Receives OxygenOS 15.0.0.840 Update With Save to Mind Space Feature, New Camera Filter and More
OnePlus 12 is receiving a rather big update that adds a number of new features along with some improvements to existing ones. The update addresses the cameras, photos app, alarm, recorder and adds some quality updates to the system functions as well. This would be an essential upgrade if you own a OnePlus 12.
-
Google Pixel Phones Receiving Android 16-Based Monthly Software Update for July 2025: What’s New
Google on Wednesday rolled out the monthly software update for Pixel smartphones. It is based on Android 16 and is said to carry fixes for a couple of bugs discovered in previous iterations. Following the update, Pixel users can expect improved Wi-Fi connectivity and performance. Google said it is also the first Android 16 update for the Pixel 6a a...
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Motorola Edge 60 Fusion Review: Minor Yet Meaningful Upgrades
Motorola’s Edge 50 Fusion was not the smartphone we expected it to be when we reviewed it last year. This year, Motorola decided on adding a few upgrades, which includes a slightly better processor,a slightly bigger battery and a new camera sensor to which essentially is the same phone. To our surprise, these smaller changes and optimisations do ...
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Nothing Phone 3a Series Update Adds Privacy Space, Support for 4K Recording on Telephoto Cameras
Nothing Phone 3a series was launched in India in March. Both the Nothing Phone 3a and the Phone 3a Pro models are promised to get three years of Android updates and six years of security upgrades. The company has released a software update for both phones in the lineup. It introduces the Privacy Space feature and support for 4K video recording...
-
Google Pixel’s Random Stuttering Woes May End Soon as Developer Finds Custom Kernel Fix
While the latest Pixel smartphones with upgraded chipsets offer a smoother software experience, older models continue to suffer from random stuttering issues, even after multiple software updates. These performance hiccups often occur while scrolling through apps or navigating the UI. Now, a developer claims to have found a potential fix for this p...
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Truecaller for iOS Rolls Out Support for Automatic Spam Protection for Premium Users
Fulfilling the wishes of iPhone users, Truecaller will now bring in automatic spam blocking functionality with iOS 18. It is a guarantee that it will make the spam protection feature work on the Apple devices in toto to match it to the same with Android, which had enjoyed the feature for a long time. The most noteworthy feature of this update is t...
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra Review: An Ultra Watch for Samsung Users
Samsung’s Galaxy Watch Ultra may look the part for a smartwatch that’s being marketed to take on tough terrain and withstand extreme temperatures, but in reality, there’s very little that the Ultra offers over the standard Galaxy Watch 7 (apart from its ruggedised design and slightly better battery life) for the casual user, which leaves it s...
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Google Pixel 9 Pro XL Review: An AI Buffet for Those Who Need It
Google’s Pixel 9 Pro XL is the newest member of the Pixel family. It packs a slightly bigger display than last year’s Pro model, which has now been downsized with a smaller display and a smaller battery, while the Pixel 9 becomes the base model, which will compete with Apple’s iPhone 16. Does this XL-sized Pixel change anything for the Pixel ...
