How to enable subtitles on Disney+ on your phone/tablet How to enable subtitles on Disney+ on your phone/tablet A fair number of people (if not most) primarily view Disney+ on their mobile devices. It’s just so convenient to open the app on your phone and watch the content that way. You’ll most likely find yourself watching stuff on your phone while at the airport or at the bus stop. The only issue with that is that you might not always be able to hear what the characters are saying....

We’ll show you how to do that from both your personal computer (its browser), and an Android smartphone application. The application part applies to iOS as well, as the UI looks very similar. This process is immensely simple, but just to be thorough, we’ll also include some screenshots to guide you along the way. How to share a Google Drive folder from a browser How to share a Google Drive folder from a browser...

The trick to not being a fashion victim? Remember that what you see in social media, especially at events like these, isn’t necessarily real life-friendly. Another thing we tend to forget, especially while jealously scrolling through our fave bloggers’ feeds, is that so-called street style stars dress editorially, for an audience, for a living. Their livelihood literally depends on them taking it up several notches; other people IRL are a tad more reductive, and the savviest, most stylish people usually take these trends with a grain of salt (at least for the 9 to 5), with respect to practical concerns, such as a snowy/rainy commute or several hours in an office....

It turns out the Huawei Mate 50 Pro is one of the best camera smartphones of the year. I was blown away by its performance in that area. Huawei obviously gave a lot of thought to its XMAGE camera imaging branding, and worked really hard this time around. The main camera on the phone is especially interesting. That’s not the only upside to this phone, though. I have a lot to say about it, so let’s get started....

It appears to be testing for both iOS and Android devices at the time of this writing. Instagram Reels has long supported music. It even allows users to search for posts with a particular song. We assume this would also extend to public feed posts to encourage the discovery of new content. A screenshot shared by XDA shows a new section called “Add Music” right below the location option. Trending songs appear as suggestions, while users can also search for other music....