Samsung seeds another One UI Watch 4.5 beta for the Galaxy Watch 4 Samsung has been running theOne UI Watch 4.5 beta programbased on Wear OS 3.5 for theGalaxy Watch 4series the entire summer. The company officiallyannounced the skin in mid-Julyand mentioned that it should arrive for the Watch 4 lineup in Q3 2022. So far, the Korean giant hasseeded five beta builds, with newer releases focusing on bug fixes and stability....
Samsung Wallet is now on the Galaxy Store, beating Google Wallet to the punch Samsung already made clear it was planning to merge Pay and Pass into a single Wallet app in February alongside theGalaxy S22launch and then made adedicated announcement in Juneto make things clearer. And now, the new combined app is finally rolling out more widely, with people around the globe reporting that it’s becoming available in the Galaxy Store for them....
7 Common Mistakes Freelancers Make When Starting a Website Freelancers can quickly make simple websites nowadays. Anyone can use site builders to launch one within hours, but very few actually generate leads and traffic. The reality is that personal websites won’t automatically give you more freelance projects. Sign up forfree Forgot your password? Create an account *Required: 8 chars, 1 capital letter, 1 number By continuing, you agree to thePrivacy PolicyandTerms of Use....
Android 13 DP2’s hidden features include a clipboard editor, dark mode at bedtime, and more Hidden features withinAndroid 13 Developer Preview 2have been discovered by9to5Google, and it shows off some work the Android team is doing behind the scenes. The website enabled access to these features manually, and it has found four upgrades that aren’t part of the normal DP2 package. These include a new clipboard overlay, changes to the app search bar, and a way to switch to dark mode as part of your bedtime schedule....
Don’t let Prime Day end without saving up to $350 on a new Garmin smartwatch Prime Dayis still going, and deals are still raining down the sky. If you’re not done with yesterday’s spending spree, you can still get yourself amazing discounts on some of your favorite tech. If you boughta smartphoneyesterday and want to pair it witha brand-new smartwatch, there are also a lot of offers to check. Some people swear by Garmin’s offerings, which are amazing for fitness tracking purposes, but if the price they command has put you off in the past, you might find them a tad more approachable today....
Google Just Made It a Whole Lot Easier to Switch From iPhone to Android If you’ve been considering moving away from the iPhone to Android, but have been putting it off because it seemed like too much trouble, that’s no longer a problem. Google’s newly updated Switch To Android app now works with all Android 12 devices and makes it easier than ever to move your data across from your iPhone....
Google wants you to have your app and uninstall it too with a new ‘archiving’ feature Google’s changing apps on Android in a way that might save you some space rather than continue to whittle it away, as most app updates do. By tweaking how App Bundles work, which already cut down on storage space themselves, you’ll soon be able to “archive” apps as needed, saving your user data but cutting down the space they occupy when you no longer need them....
How to Appeal a Ban on Tinder Finding love on Tinder can be a rollercoaster ride. Sometimes things go so well it almost feels too good to be true. Other times, things go so wrong and could even result in you getting banned from the platform. Sign up forfree Forgot your password? Create an account *Required: 8 chars, 1 capital letter, 1 number By continuing, you agree to thePrivacy PolicyandTerms of Use....
How to Use Custom Formatting in Excel Number formatting is a core part of Excel for anyone who uses it often. Through these built-in formats, you can automatically add symbols to your cells, have different formats for positive or negative values, and much more. Although the built-in Excel formats are useful, in some cases, they might not include the particular format that you’re after. In that case, you can use custom formatting in Excel to create exactly the format you want for your cells....
How to Use Uber’s Explore Feature to Discover New Experiences Uber’s mobile app can practically do it all. Most people know you could use Uber to book a ride or order food and groceries right to your door. But what about finding a local adventure within your city and handling all ticket booking or dinner reservations directly through the app? With the Uber Explore feature, this is now possible! Unfortunately, if you’re not in a major US city, you might have to wait a while to test out the Uber Explore feature—but hopefully, new cities will be added very soon....
How to Wirelessly Charge Other Devices Using Your Pixel Phone If you spend most of your time outside, there’ll be instances when an accessory you’re carrying may run out of power. Although a wireless charger can be a lifesaver in such times, it isn’t possible to have one with you at all times. However, if you’re a Pixel 5 or newer user and end up in such a situation, there’s good news....
Apple seemingly backtracks on requiring verification for its student discounts in the US One of the many perks of being a university student is the fact that lots of businesses are willing to give you discounts on their products and services. Whether you’re looking for a PC, movie tickets, or Photoshop, being a student will help you get it cheaper. All of that is also true for buying Apple products online, and until recently, itseducational discountwas open to anyone in the US....
Google spotlights remarkable ‘Look to Speak’ app in moving Oscars ad Two years ago, Google launched an amazingAndroid appthat helps people who might feel isolated from the world by paralysis or incapacitating conditions such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) to communicate in a relatively normal way. The app is called Look to Speak, and it utilizes a phone’s front-facing camera to follow a user’s eyes as they move from left to right, picking from a list of words and phrases that the phone then reads aloud via text-to-speech....
