There seems to be a bit of a war going on between social media users and the apps they use. People like to see their content presented in order. They want to catch up with the content as it’s posted. However, social media platforms are fixated on showing users the most popular content on the platform. Instagram is bringing the chronological feed back Instagram is bringing the chronological feed back...

The new update for the carrier-locked units of the latest Samsung flagship trio is currently available on Comcast and Xfinity Mobile’s network. Units on other carrier networks should also soon join the March security update party. The updated firmware version for the phones is S90xUSQU1AVC8. As for the carrier-unlocked versions of the Galaxy S22 trio, users on all major US wireless carriers should now be able to download the March SMR (security maintenance release)....

This phone from Carl Pei’s Nothing was one of the most anticipated phones of the year, and it was able to gather some pretty decent reviews. While people were using the phone, they noticed that the screen wasn’t getting as bright as advertised. Now, Nothing has to back-peddle on the peak brightness of the Phone(1) Now, Nothing has to back-peddle on the peak brightness of the Phone(1) When people use this phone out in direct sunlight, they’re met with a pretty dim display....

This is the same chip that’s inside of the ASUS ROG Phone 6 and ROG Phone 6 Pro. The latter of which we reviewed last week, calling it the “final boss of gaming phones.” In addition to the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, the Redmagic 7S series devices also both come with a cooling fan built-in to keep the temperatures down. As heat has become one of the common issues with gaming phones due to all the power they provide for a better gaming experience....

It also announced that it’s giving away a free copy of Crysis Remastered to new subscribers of the Priority 6-month and RTX 3080 tier memberships. And now it’s going to be providing another avenue to play GeForce NOW games through LG TVs. GeForce NOW can already be accessed through a wide variety of devices. Including Chromebooks, Android smartphones and tablets, iPhones, iPads, PC desktops and laptops, MacOS, NVIDIA SHIELD, and even on Xbox thanks the Series X|S’s inclusion of the Edge browser....