Whether it’s Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, etc, you’re constantly scrolling a curated feed of posts from other users, company posts, and ads. How those posts are presented can sometimes have an effect on how you enjoy the platform. You can either see posts as they arrive or you could see the most popular posts on the platform. It all depends on what you prefer to see. Twitter will make it easier to twitch between the two timelines Twitter will make it easier to twitch between the two timelines...

Already, the Versa 4 and Sense 2 are getting support for Google Wallet. This will become available to users globally via an OTA upgrade for the Fitbit ecosystem. The next feature in line is Google Maps, which the company says will become available in the coming months. Google Maps for Fitbit smartwatches, bringing turn-by-turn directions to users’ wrists Google Maps for Fitbit smartwatches, bringing turn-by-turn directions to users’ wrists Following the Google Maps rollout to the Fitbit Versa 4 and Sense 2 smartwatches globally, the company will launch support for Google Maps....

ORIGINAL ARTICLE: The OnePlus Ace is the company’s upcoming smartphone. The launch date and design of the OnePlus Ace have just been confirmed, officially. The OnePlus Ace launch date & design have been confirmed The OnePlus Ace launch date & design have been confirmed OnePlus confirmed, via its official Weibo account, that the phone is coming. The company shared a poster, and on it (shown below), you can clearly see that April 21 is highlighted....

ORIGINAL ARTICLE: It seems like a Googler shared the very first Google Pixel 6 (Pro) camera sample. This image was shared on Facebook by a Google employee called Zaheed Sabur. He said that the image was taken using “the latest Google Pixel phone”. Now, that means that it was taken either by the Pixel 5a 5G or the Pixel 6. You may wonder why we think it was the Pixel 6....

According to The New York Times, the data was obtained by German researchers who bought biometric devices from eBay. The data pack includes fingerprints, iris scans, photographs, names, and descriptions of the individuals. The Times reports that data mostly belongs to the US army individuals who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. Additionally, the information of some local people who helped the US military may be included in this data pack. Back in 2021, the Intercept reported that the Taliban had gained access to biometric devices left at US military bases in Afghanistan....