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Facebook introduces Facebook Reels to combat TikTok Facebook introduces Facebook Reels to combat TikTok TikTok has taken over the internet. This prompted companies like Instagram, YouTube, and Snapchat to make their own TikTok clones. The simple vertical swipe video feed seems to appeal to most people, and those companies can’t let TikTok have all the fun. Now, Facebook unveiled its own version of the TikTok platform. It’s basically Instagram Reels, but now on Facebook....

Previously, the company enabled cross-posting of Instagram Reels and Stories on Facebook. With this move, Facebook is making cross-posting available on both sides. The company is yet to make a formal announcement about this feature, though it is rolling out in the form of a global test. So who exactly is getting this feature? Facebook says a handful of users who have their Facebook profile linked with a creator, personal, or business account on Instagram will gain access to cross-posting....

Nobody is a fan of to-do lists, right? BUT, how about a to-do list containing all fun things to do for your birthday?! My guess is you’ll be itching to check off all the boxes on these celebratory Birthday To-Do Lists! We have created FOUR Birthday To-Do Lists for you to choose from: One for her, one for him, one for the kids, and a blank template for you to build your own!...

According to a new report by Galaxy Club, the Galaxy S23 Ultra will feature a 10-megapixel telephoto zoom camera with 10X optical zoom. We don’t have detailed specs of the sensor Samsung would use. But it appears to be unchanged from this year’s Ultra model. The 10X zoom camera on the Galaxy S22 Ultra has an aperture of f/4.9 and offers dual-pixel PDAF (phase-detection autofocus) and OIS (optical image stabilization). Of course, Samsung could improve the picture quality with software and processing optimizations....

UF 4.0 storage chips enter mass production this month UF 4.0 storage chips enter mass production this month Samsung announced the UFS 4.0 storage standard in May this year. The new solution brings major improvements over the current USF 3.1 standard found in the likes of the Galaxy S22. The company is claiming per-lane bandwidth of up to 23.2Gbps, twice that of UFS 3.1. Sequential read and write speeds are reported at 4,200MB/s and 2,800MB/s, respectively....