Latest articles by Jason England
Google Maps can now help you find the best dish to order from restaurants
Google Maps now lets you check the menu and see what the most popular dishes are at restaurants using the power of Lens.
AnTuTu's benchmarking apps removed from Play Store due to its connection with Cheetah Mobile
Google's location tracking made this innocent biker a suspect in a robbery
After police used a geofence warrant for Google location data, Zachary McCoy found himself as the main suspect for a house robbery because of his biking route.
Sony WH-1000XM4 images leak out hinting at hands-free Assistant integration
Images of Sony's new WH-1000XM4 headphones have leaked out revealing a strikingly similar design to the WH-1000XM3s, along with some new features.
Google Assistant is losing John Legend's voice on March 23
John Legend's voice was made available on Google Assistant for a limited time nearly a year ago. Now, Google has announced it will be leaving the service on March 23, 2020.
The Galaxy Note 20 could launch with significantly less storage than the Note 10
It's been discovered that there is a Galaxy Note 20 model in development with 128GB of storage. That would cut the base storage of the Note series in half from last year.
Google Stadia rolling out support for 4K on the web
Google has finally begun rolling out support for 4K on the web for some users. Previously, if you wanted to play in 4K, you had to use a Chromecast Ultra.
Stadia will support more Android phones and 4K gaming on the web in Q1 2020
Stadia is making some big moves in the first quarter of 2020 by adding 4K on the web, support for additional Android phones, enabling the Stadia controller to work wirelessly on the web, and more.
Stadia controller phone mount 'CLAW' hits the Google Store for $15
Following the launch of Stadia on November 19, the CLAW phone mount for the Stadia controller has officially been added to the Google Store.
It's not Stadia, Destiny is currently down for all platforms
Stadia has had plenty of issues since it first launched this week, but one it cannot take the blame for is the Destiny outage. Currently, Bungie's servers are down and it is investigating the issue.
The FCC is proposing a $200 million fine on carriers for selling your location data
The FCC is expected to announce today that it will fine AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon at least $200 million for sharing your real-time location data with third parties.
