Author Archives: Andrew Heinzman

Apple’s taking a strong anti-gamer stance this year. It forced Facebook to remove the games from its Gaming app before publication, and it won’t allow services like xCloud or Stadia on its App Store. Now, as Apple stands knee-deep in an ant… Continue reading →

Shopping for a college laptop is a major challenge. You don’t have a ton of money, but you need something reliable and lightweight with a battery that’ll last all day. Chromebooks fit the bill—but can a “browser in a box” … Continue reading →

This year’s Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event was a doozie. Samsung showed off a suite of five new devices, including the Note20, the Galaxy Watch3, and the highly anticipated Galaxy ‘Beans’ Buds Live. We also got a glimpse at the upcomin… Continue reading →

Stop giving your data to TikTok and start giving it to Facebook! Today’s global launch of Instagram Reels brings 15-second videos, AR effects, music overlays, and endless content to your Explore page.Read This Article on Review Geek › Continue reading →

Disney finished filming its live-action Mulan remake half a year ago but hasn’t had the chance to schedule a safe theatrical release. Now, Disney is giving up on the silver screen in favor of at-home streaming. Mulan comes to Disney+ on September… Continue reading →

Samsung is pushing Android tablets further than ever with its 11-inch Galaxy Tab S7 and 12.4-inch Galaxy Tab S7+. The new devices, which cost $650 and $850 respectively, are the first tablets with smooth 120 Hz displays and 5G compatibility. They also … Continue reading →

Sharing links, files, and photos on Android phones is about to get a lot easier. Google is  launching its Nearby Share tool, which lets you share content between local devices without copy-pasting links or exchanging contact info. Nearby Share is avai… Continue reading →

Samsung hosts a handful of events each year to show off its phones, smart watches, headphones, and smart home devices. But Samsung’s annual Galaxy Unpacked event is always the biggest. If you want to watch Samsung unveil five new products, includ… Continue reading →

Every few weeks, the fledgling YouTube Music gains new features that we assumed it already had. This week’s smorgasbord includes Google Maps integration, a dedicated YouTube Music app for Android TV, and personalized music suggestions on Nest sma… Continue reading →

Along with its announcement of the Pixel 4a, Google just announced Live Captions for video and voice calls. The Live Caption tool turns audio into onscreen subtitles in real-time, but was limited to social media, voice memos, and videos before today.Re… Continue reading →