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The Moto G200 brings a 6.8-inch (2460×1080) LCD screen with a refresh rate of 144Hz and HDR10 support. The high refresh rate makes this device unique to the mobile industry, particularly given the pricing. In line with previous reports, the Moto G200 packs the octa-core Snapdragon 888+ 5G chipset, which is complemented by 8GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 128/256GB of internal storage (via). In the camera department, the Moto G200 brings a 108-megapixel primary sensor along with an 8-megapixel ultrawide camera and a 2-megapixel depth sensor....

These images show the Motorola Edge 30 from different angles These images show the Motorola Edge 30 from different angles There were a handful of images leaked by the source, and they don’t leave much to the imagination. For starters, we see that these phones retain the familiar Motorola design language present in modern Moto phones. This phone looks to have a glass back with the Motorola logo right in the center....

First spotted by 9to5Google, the first-gen Nest Hub shows a new “Bluetooth” menu in settings following the latest update. It lists all previously paired devices and lets you pair a new Bluetooth device. The menu also houses an option to use the smart display as a Bluetooth speaker. Interestingly, these features are not available on other Nest Smart Displays, including the latest ones, all of which run Cast OS. Google switched the operating system of the first-gen Nest Hub to Fuchsia OS last year....

The pandemic changed the patterns of collaboration and reinforced remote working worldwide. Most of the collaborative apps and services worked hard to offer more remote-driven features to their users. Google Meet is one of those apps that experienced massive growth during the pandemic, along with Zoom. According to the latest Google announcements, the Nest Hub Max users and other certified devices will soon be able to receive Google Meet’s second-screen Companion Mode....

Why are BMW cars, suddenly, launching without Android Auto or CarPlay? Why are BMW cars, suddenly, launching without Android Auto or CarPlay? This might strike a lot of people as strange; BMW cars in the past have supported these services. It seems weird that cars are now launching without them and promising to deliver them at a later date. Well, strangely enough, it’s due to this ongoing chip shortage. Yeah, you’re tired of hearing about this chip shortage, but it has the tech industry by the throat and it’s not done squeezing....