Non mobile technology

Non mobile technology

12 Apps That Play Hi-Res Audio At Full Quality On Your Apple Devices

em113/Shutterstock Many make the switch from wired to wireless earbuds. Popular music streaming apps offer decent audio quality, and most don’t seek a paid tier just for the sake of hearing top-notch quality music. However, a dedicated DAC (Digital to Analog Converter) with a pair of high-end earphones can change

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Want an iPhone 17e? Here’s why the initial preorders phase is crucial for maximizing value

Just a quick PSA, folks. Apple iPhone 17e preorders will end next Wednesday, so there isn’t much time left to jump on board if you’re looking to be an early adopter. Several retailers are currently offering excellent deals, and as many of you may already know, the initial preorder phase tends to feature particularly strong

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Google Play Store now warns you about apps that kill your battery

Google is now flagging Android apps that excessively drain battery life with warning labels on their Play Store listings. This initiative targets apps misusing ‘partial wake locks,’ potentially impacting their visibility. While some apps with clear user benefits are exempt, Google is also working with developers to optimize performance, offering new tools to identify and

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Five Electric Vehicles Coming in 2026 That Could Change the EV Market

Automotive experts highlight five electric vehicles launching in 2026 that promise better range, faster charging, and more affordable pricing. The lineup includes everything from a luxury BMW SUV to a customizable startup truck, signaling a major shift in the electric vehicle market. Following several years of testing and early market adoption, car manufacturers are preparing

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How War in the Middle East Impacted the World’s Largest Mobile Phone Show

On a Tuesday in the middle of Mobile World Congress 2026, three industry experts gathered for a panel to chat about smart glasses and extended reality tech. But a fourth member of the panel, who was based in Dubai, never made it to the conference. Two days before, the US and Israel launched airborne attacks

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‘Apple has dug a hole for itself’: why the iPhone 17e has been overshadowed by the Nothing Phone (4a)

Tech fans who keep a close eye on their Google News feeds will have seen that it’s been an overwhelmingly busy week for new smartphones. We started with the annual smartphone conference MWC 2026 (here’s my pick of the best smartphones of MWC 2026), and quickly moved onto the unveiling of the iPhone 17e. But

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5 Apps You Might Not Realize Are Compatible With Android Auto

ISEN STOCKER/Shutterstock Android Auto is widely available in new vehicles, if not an outright standard feature. The platform takes your Android phone and gives you a simplified, driver-optimized version of the interface right on your vehicle’s infotainment display. Google has been improving Android Auto for years, and

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The First Official hololive Mobile App “hololive Dreams” Pre-Registration Begins Globally Today!

Tokyo, Japan, March 8, 2026 — CyberAgent, Inc. (Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; President: Takahiro Yamauchi; TSE: 4751) announces today that its consolidated subsidiary QualiArts, Inc. (Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; President: Yoshitatsu Tsujioka), in collaboration with COVER Corporation (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; President: Motoaki Tanigo), has opened pre-registration globally* for the first official hololive mobile game, hololive Dreams (holodori)

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4 open-source apps I install on every Windows PC

If you’re not familiar with the concept, “open-source” refers to app code that the public is free not just to look at, but to modify and republish as something else. You’re obligated to return the favor, even if you’re just incorporating material into a commercial product with your own proprietary code. There’s a surprising amount

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5 unique Android Auto apps that’ll actually improve your driving experience

Android Auto is one of the best things since sliced bread. Whether you have an aftermarket Android head unit in an older car or a new car that supports it natively, it’s one of the most transformative ways to make your driving safer, smarter, and more convenient. However, Android Auto is only as good as

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A look at how the telephone changed the world – Orange County Register

Dialing up history The patent for the telephone turns 150 today, the first call was made three days later on March 10, 1876. Before the phone: One of the earliest ways to communicate outside of mail was the telegraph, invented by Samuel Morse in 1837. The telegraph revolutionized long-distance communication by transmitting messages in Morse

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‘DTF St. Louis’ Creator Was Inspired By “Trap” Of Middle-Age Hookup Apps

As Steven Conrad‘s suburban murder mystery unravels on HBO, he’s reflecting on the real-life hookup app experiences that inspired him. The DTF St. Louis creator explained that he was influenced by hookup apps that he saw “destroy the lives of some friends” going through middle age, much like the characters in the limited series, which

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Indie App Spotlight: ‘Weather mini’ packs trip forecasts and more in a beautiful design

Welcome to Indie App Spotlight. This is a weekly 9to5Mac series where we showcase the latest apps in the indie app world. If you’re a developer and would like your app featured, get in contact. Weather mini is a nicely designed weather app for the entire Apple ecosystem that adds a couple key features that Apple Weather

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These free Android apps are so good that I’m ready to pay for them

Most free Android apps show intrusive ads or a premium paywall the moment you try to do anything useful. But once in a while, you come across a gem — an app so polished, powerful, and genuinely helpful that you find yourself double-checking the Play Store to make sure you didn’t accidentally start a free

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Teams Can Now Build & Publish Native iOS and Android Apps Directly from Google Sheets, Excel, and Airtable

Adalo No data migration required — existing spreadsheets become live databases for real native apps, published to the App Store and Google Play for $36/month SAN FRANCISCO, March 07, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Adalo, the no-code visual AI app builder, today announced SheetBridge, a feature that lets business teams turn their existing Google Sheets, Microsoft

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Samsung wants to let you vibe code apps, more on Galaxy phones

As Samsung doubles down on AI for its Galaxy smartphones, the company says it is “looking into” ways to bring vibe coding into the experience. Speaking to TechRadar, Samsung said that it is looking into future ways for Galaxy phones to offer ways for users to vibe code certain parts of the experience. This includes

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Our first Google Pixel 11 design leak may have revealed a change coming to the iconic camera bar

A case for the Pixel 11 Pro XL has already shown up online We may get a bigger but thinner camera bar These handsets could well be launching around August time The chunky camera bar sitting around the back of Google’s flagship Pixel phones certainly makes them stand out, but it seems there may be

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Americans Spend an Average of 6.3 Hours Daily on Mobile Devices; Older Users Log Up to 358 Minutes Across 17 Apps

By Adam Blacker | Apptopia We took a look at Apptopia’s U.S. consumer panel data spanning January 2023 through December 2025 to understand high-level trends in mobile time spent, app usage and engagement depth. The big number is 6.3 hours per day. That is the average amount of time people are spending using their mobile

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US government agency to meet CEOs of Google’s Waymo and other robotaxi companies as it looks for ways to…

The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) will host a national autonomous vehicle safety forum on Tuesday that will bring together senior leaders from several self-driving technology companies, including Alphabet’s Waymo, Amazon-owned Zoox and Aurora.The meeting comes as the Trump administration explores ways to accelerate the deployment of robotaxis while addressing regulatory hurdles and

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