Posts Tagged: Little
Moto G 5G (2023) review: far too little for far too much
The Moto G 5G (2023) looks like it could be a decent $ 250 smartphone. But that’s not the case when you use it.
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This little bracelet helps you fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer
If you’re having trouble sleeping, then this wearable might be the solution you’re looking for, and you can even get it cheaper through Digital Trends
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The iPhone 14’s car crash detection might be a little too good
The new car crash detection system on iPhone 14 has the potential to save lives. However, a false alarm can also be quite scary, especially for your loved ones.
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The Pixel 6a is available at AT&T from as little as $2 monthly
Time for some more Pixel 6a news and this time it’s AT&T which is offering well-qualified customers both new and existing the chance to get Google’s latest A-series smartphone for as little as $ 2 monthly starting July 28th. We’ve got more details for you after the break. It’s a limited time deal, where you’ll need […]
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The U.S. government’s USB-C demands are too little, too late
Democratic senators are urging the U.S. to follow EU’s footsteps and make USB-C the standard charger for all electronic devices.
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The latest OPPO Find X5 Pro leak leaves little to the imagination
Expected to be announced sometime during Q1 of 2022, the Find X5 Pro has already been the subject of a number of leaks but this latest one is pretty conclusive. Complete with renders and a list of specifications, this leak reveals almost everything about OPPO’s upcoming flagship phone, as you’ll see after the break. The […]
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Plex gets a little more like Netflix, now lets you skip TV show intros
Binge watching on Plex is about to get a little bit better. It was already pretty great, of course, and it’s one of our favorite services for cord-cutters, but trust us, it’s about to improve. Skip show intros with Plex The latest feature introduced with Plex Pass will now all you to skip TV show […]
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Grab a Tiger King Zoom background and make your conference calls a little more exotic
Conference calls are boring, but they don’t have to be. Now you can be “that guy” at your office thanks to Remote Team adding a Tiger King background for the Zoom video conferencing app, so you can make your calls a bit more exotic. No? Too much? This new background is available on Remote Team’s […]
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[Review] Tile Slim, Tile Mate, and Tile Pro make Tile’s lineup just a little bit better
Tile announced a refresh to their line of products, bringing some slight design changes and better functionality to the Tile Mate, Tile Pro, and Tile Slim. Each of these is made for different use cases, with differeing shapes and ways to stick them to your stuff. We got a chance to play with the entire […]
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LG’s take a folding phone is a little too weird; meet the LG G8X
I know what you’re thinking: “man, I really do like the sound of the LG G8 ThinQ, but I really wish it had two identical screens on a hinge!” Right? No? Well, that’s LG’s next idea anyway. Meet the LG G8X, the company’s take on a folding device that’s not quite like what we’ve seen […]
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The Moto E6 is here, offering a big screen at a little price
Motorola and Lenovo have officially taken the wraps off of the Moto E6, offering a large screen and decent specs at an affordable price. It’s another device aimed at delivering a clean software experience with an all-day battery, so it’s bound to be a hit in the budget market and on prepaid. Check out the […]
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Our foldable future is running a little late, and that’s OK
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Plex is adding easy subtitle support for your favorite movies, but dropped some little used features
Plex is in an almost constant state of adding new features to the platform, making it one of the most robust and powerful media servers on the planet, especially with the right Android TV box. Next up on the feature list is a way to ease the pain in trying to find subtitles for […]
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Police report explains little about Uber’s autonomous wreck
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Tune in and turn it up: Watch the BRITs feat. Katy Perry, Ed Sheeran, Skepta and Little Mix LIVE on YouTube
What do Madonna, Liam Gallagher and Robbie Williams have in common? They all made a scene (and global headlines) at the BRITs. The BRIT Awards with MasterCard has given us some of the most memorable moments in music history. Scrap that, in pop culture history. So it is with some joy that we are able to bring you all of this year’s action LIVE on YouTube. For the fourth year running, you can watch the full show live in fabulous, star-studded, rock ’n’ rolling glory if you’re based outside of Great Britain (and if you’re based in GB, catch up on performances after the show). Just tune in at youtube.com/Brits on whatever screen you find yourself closest to: mobile, tablet or TV.
Famous YouTube funnyman Caspar Lee will bring you top gossip from the event on the official BRITs channel. And just who might Caspar be rubbing shoulders with? ROYALTY. Pop royalty, that’s who. This year’s bill is topped by Brit legends and international superstars and includes performances from Ed Sheeran, Katy Perry, Bruno Mars, Robbie Williams, Emeli Sandé, Little Mix, The 1975 and U.K. sensation Skepta. And given it’s the BRITs, you just know there’s going to be a whole lot more magic beyond the awards and performances themselves.
As Geoff Taylor, Chief Exec of The BPI and BRIT Awards says: “It’s really exciting for us that so many people around the world will get the chance to celebrate the U.K.’s biggest night in music live as it happens.” Well said, Geoff, couldn’t agree more.
After the live show, you’ll find performances from the artists on their own YouTube channels for you to relive again and again, plus there will be catch-up content on the BRITs channel itself. So, tune in to the official BRITs channel on February 22 at 2.30 p.m. ET and enjoy yourselves a Britpop bonanza.
Azi Eftekhari, Head of Music Partnerships at YouTube in EMEA, just relived Pharell’s impersonation of Skepta (“You Get Me?) on BBC Radio 1.
YouTube’s first live 360-degree videos were little more than tech demos
Last week, YouTube started supporting live 360-degree video streams in a bid for more-immersive video content. Though users have been able to upload and watch 360-degree video for over a year, it's only now that Google is introducing the option to be…
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Binge watch pretty Little Liars, Sense 8, and more with our 5 shows to stream this week
How are you going to get through this week? By pulling up your favorite streaming service and queueing the finest films and TV shows available now. Up this week: Sense8, Sid and Nancy, and more.
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