What is Wi-Fi 7?
In tech, newer usually means better and faster, and that's the case with Wi-Fi, too. The newest standard, Wi-Fi 7, is on the horizon and promises substantial speed and reliability...
Everything we know so far and what we want to see
Eric Zeman / Android AuthorityOnePlus has had a rocky couple of years that brought big shifts in strategy and product lineup. It’s become harder to anticipate what OnePlus will do...
Google Pixel 6a vs. Nothing Phone 1: Which should you pick?
Google's Pixel 6a is an excellent mid-range phone packing a powerful chipset and a competent camera setup. It is the successor to one of the best budget Android phones on...
OnePlus 10T missing alert slider and Hasselblad branding: Here’s why
TL;DR OnePlus has confirmed the 10T will skip the alert slider and Hasselblad branding. The company says it had to make space for more important components instead of the alert...
Disney Mirrorverse guide: Tips for beginners
Ever wondered what the world would be like if your all-time favorite Disney and Pixar characters teamed up to save the day? Kabam's latest action RPG, Disney Mirrorverse, pits you...
Boox Nova Air C review: Coloring outside the lines
Read update Updated with new thoughts after a month of use Onyx is something of an outlier in the E Ink game, making strides in the US with devices like...
How to get started with Warcraft Arclight Rumble
Warcraft Arclight Rumble is Blizzard’s upcoming mobile action strategy game. It's set within the Warcraft universe, where an army of Minis come to life to battle it out on the...
The best wireless headphones in 2022
Except for one weird guy in college with half a beard, it’s safe to say that most people love music. And some people want a great aural experience no matter...
Data privacy concerns trigger restrictions on Google Chrome in Dutch schools
Students and staff are steered away from using Google Search and towards DuckDuckGo Google is no stranger to privacy concerns with the search giant undergoing regulatory scrutiny almost every other...
Dystopian thriller ‘Papers, Please’ is finally coming to Android
After almost 10 years on desktop, phones and tablets are getting in on the rubber stamping Lucas Pope is one of the more prolific indie game developers out there. Most...