[ad_1] News A screen that folds both ways? Samsung Display via The Verge The world of foldable phones is surprisingly stagnant. The Galaxy Z Fold gets a small update every year, with rival phone brands loosely copying Samsung’s task. But a new Samsung Display prototype called “Flex In & Out” could change this narrative. Flip … Read more
[ad_1] vmware VMware has been a popular virtualization application for years, and the Mac version is useful for running Windows software on Apple computers. VMWare is still testing support for the new Apple (Apple Silicon) M1 or M2 chipsets, and now supports Windows 11. VMware released a technical preview for the Mac version of Fusion … Read more
[ad_1] LEGO To celebrate 90 years of LEGO, your favorite brick-building company has released some iconic themed sets that are bigger than ever. We’re talking about a remake of the original 1979 Galaxy Explorer spaceship and a massive 4,514-piece medieval castle. The two new LEGO sets go straight for nostalgia and offer designs that fans … Read more
[ad_1] Samsung (Modified by Review Geek) When Samsung revealed the Galaxy S22 lineup last February, it sneakily announced a plan to combine Samsung Pay and Samsung Pass into one app. It’s an obvious and overdue move, but starting today, Galaxy owners in the US, UK, and parts of Europe can use the new Samsung Wallet. … Read more
[ad_1] LG LG has just introduced its latest flagship 4K CineBeam projector that takes its Ultra Short Throw (UST) lineup to the next level. The LG CineBeam HU915QE packs impressive specs like 3,700 lumens, and you can place it up to 2.2 inches from the wall and still get a 90-inch screen. Like LG’s previous … Read more
[ad_1] tp link Available for the first time in Europe, the popular and outrageously affordable TP-Link Tapo line is now available in the United States. TP-Link is starting with four security cameras and a smart LED strip, all for $60 or less. Let’s break this down in sections, starting with the indoor cameras. First up … Read more