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If, for example, you’re trying to visit Twitter.com to adjust a web-specific setting, you’ll automatically be redirected to the app. And that holds for just about any app that has a web presence, too. Potentially causing significant problems for those few that do have different online and offline features. Fortunately, with Android, you do also have the option to put a stop to that for any individual application. And, of course, if you make a mistake in setting those features to your liking, it’s easy enough to set all of the apps back to their default settings on Android too....

The HONOR 50 is not a flagship smartphone. HONOR decided to push the HONOR 50 to global markets, but not the HONOR 50 Pro. We don’t know why, but that’s the way it is. Still, the HONOR 50 is a compelling smartphone, and just because it belongs in the mid-range category you shouldn’t discard it, not at all. This handset does come with a compelling set of specs, and it also looks quite nice....

According to the World Health Organization, the Covid-19 pandemic triggered a 25% increase in the prevalence of anxiety and depression worldwide. With mental health challenges on the rise, it’s more important than ever to take matters into our own hands and employ daily practices that will keep us emotionally healthy. ** The University of Rochester Medical Center shares that journaling can help reduce stress, manage anxiety, and cope with depression....

Much like the Galaxy S22 series announced earlier this year, the Galaxy Z Flip 4 is going to get four years of software updates and five years of security updates. That’s more than the Galaxy Z Flip 3 was promised last year. Samsung still has a bit of a hill to climb to compete with Apple, but it’s better than the three years most other phones are promised. Samsung trails only Google in terms of software updates Samsung trails only Google in terms of software updates...

That being said, with the service going away in the near future, you may not want to continue paying for it. Google has confirmed that it will be refunding all purchases made on the Stadia Store. So you’ll get money back for games you bought. But it doesn’t look like the same thing will be happening for subscription fees. Chances are those are final since they weren’t mentioned. And given that they’re tied to any Stadia Pro games you claimed, we’d understand completely if you kept the subscription active all the way up until the eventual end....