EcoFlow Black Friday: Save 10% on DELTA 2 Power Stations Nowadays, with expanding cities and growing energy needs, grid failures happen all the time. Power outages, however, can be damaging for your appliances, and even for your work, especially as many of us work from home. Therefore, it’s always a good idea to have aportable power stationon hand, to help you out through any outage. If you don’t already have one of these, then you’re lucky we know that an awesome device is currently available with a discount!...

Gamevice’s latest Android controller is a rebranded Razer Kishi with a much lower price We’ve been big fans of theRazer Kishisince it launched back in 2020. Not only did it bring a Switch-esque controller to your entire collection of compatible games, but it also made cloud streaming from consoles, Steam, and Stadia a breeze. If you’ve been patiently waiting for a cheaper version to pick one up, your time has finally come — as long as you’re fine with dropping the Razer branding, of course....

Gmail: How to change your display name on your email Your Gmail display name is as essential as the email address. It’s the first thing the recipient sees when you send an email via Gmail on a desktop, phone, orpremium Chromebook. But a lot can change over time, including your last name, organization, or company role. If your current email display name no longer reflects your identity, here’s how to change it through the Gmail app on your smartphone or the web version on your computer....

Google finally realizes the Maps and Waze teams would be better off combined Google offers just so many online services, tools, and apps, that it’s inevitable we’ll find functions and features overlapping. Sometimes that ends up leading to a merger, as we’ve seen recently withGoogle Meet and Duo, orHangouts combining with Google Chat. Now, the search titan is undergoing an internal restructuring to unite the teams developing Waze and Google Maps, although the apps will stay separate for now....

Google just made it easier to try Android 13 on your non-Pixel phone Google is offering Generic System Images of itsAndroid 13 betabuild, opening up the possibility for many non-Pixel devices as well as Pixels out of support to test the beta for themselves. You might be raring to get at it for your own phone, but you’ll need to confirm it’s eligible to get started. Four experimental builds are available supporting either x86_64 or ARM64 architectures and the option to include or exclude Google Mobile Services apps....

How AI-Generated Games Could Impact the Games Industry AI is all the rage at the moment, with various AI tools being spotlighted on social media and even in the mainstream news. It seems like Artificial Intelligence is going to have an impact on every aspect of modern life, and that includes video games. How AI Could Democratize Video Games One huge change has already been going on for a long time, and that is democratization....

How Many People Can Watch Disney+ At Once? Did you know that you can share your Disney+ subscription with others at no extra cost? This is fantastic if you live in a group household or you want to split the cost of Disney+ between friends. However, there are some limitations you need to be aware of. We’re going to explain how many people can simultaneously watch Disney+ on a single account, how this differs to the number of profiles you can have, and whether it’s possible to circumnavigate this limitation....

How to Build a Wireless Printer Monitor for OctoPrint 3D Printers OctoPrint is a powerful application that allows you to remotely upload GCodes, print 3D objects, and monitor and control all aspects of your 3D printer. However, to view or monitor 3D printers using OctoPrint, you need to open a particular IP in the web browser manually every time you want to check the progress or any other detail or whether the printer is running or finished printing....

Huge Google Pixel roadmap leak lays out the next few years of hardware plans The smartphone industry is in a weird spot these days. Throughout 2022, we’ve seen bad news for manufacturers. Even as somegreat Android phoneshit the market, shipments continued to decline amid economic turbulence and consumers holding onto older devices for longer. These rough waters are bound to shake up plans for future devices, as we’verecently seen with Samsung’s planto emulateApple’s success in the high-end....

Kiss dirty floors goodbye with $200 off these Roombas We all feel like we’re running low on time, so having a way to keep your floors clean while handling other chores, cooking dinner, or just kicking back with a book is exactly what dreams are made of. Luckily for us, there are several iRobot Roomba models that are on sale right now, so you can keep tidy while saving big....

Netflix expands password-sharing crackdown to Canada Netflix account owners have been dreading the day the streaming service will finally crack down on password sharing, and the company’s anti-sharing measures have already been set in motion. It had alreadystarted testing the new account-sharing policyin Chile, Costa Rica, Peru, and other parts of Latin America last year, but not without causing confusion for users in those countries. Despite what appears to be a scattershot rollout of the new policy, there’s no stopping Netflix from bringing it to more countries, and next up are Canada, New Zealand, Portugal, and Spain....

Niagara Launcher’s summer update packs a boatload of Anycons and new search features One of the biggest benefits to having an Android device is being able to easily customize itslauncherto suit your specific needs. There are several options that can personalize everything from your app icons to your layout, including Nova, Action, and Apex. Now, Niagara Launcher – which is known for its minimalist approach – has an update that is bringing more functionality to some of its existing features....

Pixel 6 fingerprint sensor: Explaining the problems, and how to make it faster The Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro are fantastic smartphones. They’re snappy, take great photos,and have a distinctive design that makes them stand out from the rest of the Android crowd. ButGoogle’s latest flagships have had their share of bugsand the software updates got off to a rocky start. Google opted for an in-display fingerprint sensor, removing the capacitive sensor on the back of the Pixel 5 and droppingthe Pixel 4’s Soli-assisted Face unlock....