A few days ago, I published a post entailing the iOS 14 default app bug. As expected, Apple addressed the issue with their latest update, iOS 14.1. The update addresses several issues, but the one glitch that had everyone gripe via social media is the default app setting bugs. When you set third-party apps such as email and web browsers as default, when you reboot your device, it reverts to Apple default apps.

It seems when Apple releases its new mobile OS, users, as usual, share their displeasure's on a wide scale via social media, regarding software bugs. The latest glitch? User's inability to set mail and web browser applications as a default third-party alternative. Here's the issue, once you reboot your iPhone, it reverts to Apple's default apps. We have this statement from Apple; it goes as follows;

It's been a couple of weeks since Intel debuted their next flagship processor, Tiger Lake. Yet we already are seeing laptop prototypes show up online. Ars Technica, one f my favorite tech publications, got hold of a prototype laptop featuring an Intel Core i7-1185G7, which contains four-core and eight threads with a base clock of 1.2GHz and a Turbo Boost clock of 4.8GHz. The laptop features the new Xe graphics chip, probably the most pinnacle hardware on the computer. What's so impressive is how iGPU outperforms the seven cores on the Ryzen 7 4700, making it all too remarkable.

There is no doubt the PS5 is an enormous gaming console, the biggest of its kind ever produced. Dwarfing Microsoft's Xbox Series consoles. But if you observe photos from the FCC, it is clear the PS5 will be a challenge trying to situate it alongside your home theater setup; I mean, look how big it is. Interestingly enough, it appears users can vertically stand the console on both sides.

I'm still mentally digesting everything I need to know about Nvidia's new Ampere GPU, yet I'm seeing a listing of RTX 3000 series cards from various manufacturers each day. The latest listing of the RTX 3090 is on Amazon and Best Buy.

LIDAR technology is rumored to be on the iPhone 12. So it's only right that you get a general knowledge of the technology and know-how it functions. Let me explain.

Coming to a stream near you, Sony will be holding a special PlayStation event this upcoming week. The company plan on broadcasting a 40-minute video "digital showcase" scheduled for Wednesday, September 16th. It will include several updates such as first-party Sony game studio and third-party partners. The event's central theme quote: "one more look at some of the great games coming to PS5 at launch" before the console's actual launch.

Who said you have to pay a near-premium price for an ultrawide display. A display that has 3440 x 1440 resolution, a VA panel capable of 144Hz refresh rate, and, here's the deal-breaker, it supports AMD FreeSync, a display that measures 34-inches and curved. No, it's not named Asus or LG; it's branded name is the IIYAMA G-Master.

Now that we all viewed Nvidia's Ampere cards' since unveiled last week, it begs the question of when the flagship GeForce RTX 3080 will land on retail shelves. The official retail launch date, Thursday, September 17th, but consumers can order the graphics card right now.

Like Sony, Microsoft is scheduled to launch the next generation gaming console in late 2020 ( confirmation launch date is Nov 10th). But a recent video leak has spoiled heighten anticipation, causing Microsoft to surrender to the videos leaks and officially announced full details of the console and $299 price point

So right off my published post on the GeForce RTX 3080 graphics card, I've discovered that MSI has already introduced graphics cards based on the NVIDIA Ampere-based GeForce RTX Series GPU's.

We knew it was coming. It was just a matter of when. After months of constant leaks, rumors and Internet teases, Nvidia finally unveiled their RTX 3080 GPU. Arguably the most talked-about piece of hardware within the last couple of months. Nonetheless, the GPU is here, and it appears Nvidia has once again dropped a gem for us PC builders.

Admittedly, I don't purchase smartphones every year. Nor has this website reach the level of mainstream notoriety to which companies will entrust me with loaner devices for reviews. These products are purchased using money that directly comes out of my wallet. With that said, when I gain access to the latest smartphone, I rely on upgrade deals provided by my carrier. I mean, have you seen the price of smartphones lately?

What Microsoft has done to their Surface Pro X, I think, is a game-changer. The hybrid device received a new AI-powered feature via firmware update called Eye Contact. It uses artificial intelligence combined with Pro X ARM processor that adjusts gazing and makes it seem as though users are making direct eye contact with a person or group of people on the other end of video calls.

How crazy is it for anyone to upgrade their current home theater setup for the upcoming PS5, Sony's next-generation gaming console. It's happening at this very moment. Many are prepping for the PS5 by going as far as upgrading to new TVs. Just for the sole purpose of immersing in high-resolution gaming for that stunning visual experience. Of course, these TVs have a meet specific gaming criteria, such as high refresh and 4k capability.

Installing RAM into a PC is probably the most straightforward task you’ll partake in when upgrading or building a new computer. Tools for this task aren’t needed, nor do you have to install drivers to jump-start hardware. The key is if you want a seamless installation, you must know your computer. Meaning, what type of memory module is compatible with the computer’s motherboard. Whether you’re building a whole new system or just upgrading, in three paragraphs or less, here's how you install RAM into a computer.

When I spotted this Lenovo mini desktop on the Internet, my initial thought was, "this resembles a compact power supply, is it?" Then I double back and read the entire article and discovered this indeed is a desktop computer that appears to be the size of the Nintendo Switch.

Ladies and gentlemen, I like to introduce you to the new Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Samsung's latest flagship smartphone unveiled at its annual August Unpacked Event, which always showcases the new Galaxy Note smartphone. What you need to know in a nutshell is the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is an improvement from last year's iteration, as expected. It has a much faster processor, improved camera. Let's take an in-depth look at the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and outline the main features. Here's what you need to know from my perspective.

Call this a full refresh as Apple has made substantial hardware upgrades to its 27-inch iMac product line. The design of the system remains intact, but for an extra $500, consumers can opt for the nano-textured glass cover on display, minimizing reflections. The hardware refresh indeed is quite interesting, considering Apple is transitioning to an entirely new silicone.

What stands out to me is OnePlus Pods' ability to charge in just 10 mins, offering ten full hours of listening time and 7 hours of music play. The case allows up to 30 hours of listening time.