It’s a sad fact that many developers make apps suited to take advantage of high performance devices like the ones they use. They add flashy interactions, unnecessary features, and neglect to optimize for low-end devices. You don’t need them, and you can do so much better. Check this article, click the link from MakeUseOf.com
Hewlett-Packard has lowered its financial outlook for the year after another quarter of declining sales and profit. Check this article, click the link from PCWorld.com
Gmail’s apparently suffering from a bug that’s borked its autocomplete suggestions, so it might not be your most-used contact that pops up first when you start typing. Check out this article from this link PCWorld.com
A few recent rumors intimated that Google was working on a new Chromebook Pixel. Now, a video has reportedly surfaced where Google executives confirmed the Pixel 2’s existence—but then made the video private. More information from this link PCWorld.com
Dropbox’s Windows Phone app has only been out about a month, but on Friday it got a key update that includes the ability to work directly with shared folders. More information from this link PCWorld.com
Android is known for being customizable, whether it’s tweaking without rooting or even rooting your device and doing whatever you want. You’re probably used to digging into your phone’s various menus, but one you might have skipped is the Accessibility section. Check out this article from this link MakeUseOf.com
Samsung phones have been among the most popular because they are very capable devices with handy features built in. There’s S Health, S Note, S Voice, and so much more. Check out this article from this link MakeUseOf.com