The Sony Xperia 1 IV was in many ways one of the most interesting phones of 2022, as it has features that you won’t find anywhere else. But it’s also a flawed phone and one with an extremely high price, so there are certainly changes that we want to see for the Sony Xperia 1 … Read more
The latest WhatsApp beta on Android is getting a neat, little upgrade as it is finally allowing users an in-app way to both edit and add new contacts. You may be wondering: “Doesn’t this already exist? It seems like a pretty basic thing to have.” It sort of does, but it’s not the same. Currently, … Read more
In a week in which Twitter CEO and enfant terrible Elon Musk changed his Twitter handle to something we won’t print here and removed the “W” from the company name on Twitter’s San Francisco headquarters, the news about a real, [possibly] true, and [maybe] final date for removing all legacy blue checks might pass almost … Read more
The Resident Evil 4 remake is here, offering a lavish reincarnation of the original third-person survival horror game of the same name. However, the remake improves a great deal on the 2005 original, coming with lavish new graphics, as well as numerous modernizations and gameplay improvements. We loved the Resident Evil 4 remake at TechRadar … Read more
A fresh leak from Chinese social media platform Weibo has suggested that we could see 14th-gen Intel CPUs landing as early as this year – but there’s a pretty significant caveat that has me seriously worried about Intel’s upcoming processor plans. Weibo user Golden Pig Upgrade (a phenomenal username, I have to say) has claimed … Read more
Better late than never, I guess, but Microsoft finally got around to fixing a five-year-old high-CPU usage bug in Mozilla Firefox. The bug, which is tied to Windows Defender’s Antimalware Service Executable process, has been known to produce high-CPU usage when running Firefox compared to Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Fortunately, the issue looks like … Read more