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Historically, Black Friday might have been the best time of year to pick up that new TV or laptop, but Amazon’s been pushing it’s self-constructed Prime Day retail discount holiday since 2015 as a way to get your deal on a few months early. Some of th…
Historically, Black Friday might have been the best time of year to pick up that new TV or laptop, but Amazon’s been pushing it’s self-constructed Prime Day retail discount holiday since 2015 as a way to get your deal on a few months early. Some of th…
Google emphasizes the online aspects of Chrome OS so strongly that local features have sometimes taken a backseat. For example, file management. Sometimes you just want a file on your Chromebook rather than in Google Drive. Google is testing a tweaked…
Changes to the network interface and a small processor revision sound minor but could make a difference for your project.
We don’t expect to see an all-new model Raspberry Pi until late 2019 according to the company’s roadmap, but the Raspberry Pi Foundation released a bit of a version bump with the new Raspberry Pi 3 B+. In the smartphone world that + means you should expect something bigger, but in this case, the differences are a bit more nuanced. Let’s take a peek at what’s new for the 3 B+ and see if you should look for one to build your next project instead of just grabbing a tried and trusted Raspberry Pi 3 and start wiring things.
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Raspberry Pi 3B vs. 3 B+
Tiny cosmetic changes aside, there are two important differences between the 3 and the 3 B+: a new network interface and a slight processor revision. These changes aren’t enough to rip out your Pi from any existing projects, but they could matter for whatever you have planned next. Especially if you’re bui…
Live Channels on Android TV. It’s awesome.
It’s just one more frustrating thing about the smart TV OS that doesn’t get the recognition it deserves.
Android TV itself isn’t anywhere near as popular as it should be. Let’s just get that out of the way. And we’re not even going to worry about whose fault it is.
If you are a proud owner of Android TV, however — be it built in to your set or through an NVIDIA Shield — you’ve probably come across the Live Channels app. And it’s either the greatest thing you’ve ever seen, or completely worthless. (OK, it’s actually a little of both.)
Live Channels is one of those apps that attempts to aggregate multiple sources of video in one place. And it does that. And it does that pretty well, actually.
The problem? Too few are using the damn thing.
Read at CordCutters.com: Android TV’s Live Channels is a great app that you’re probably not using
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Best Overall: Nokia 3.1
Nokia makes several great new phones running the new Android One platform, but the best for people who want a phone small enough they’re not concerned about dropping is the Nokia 3.1. This 5.2-inch display is a unique 18:9 aspect ratio, which means the display itself is a little taller and more narrow than most other phones you’d pick up and use. The 1440×720 resolution of the display means text will be nice and crisp even when you zoom in.
The specs sheet doesn’t look like much compared to a Galaxy S9, with its 1.25 GHz Octa-Core Mediatek 6750 processor and 2GB of RAM, but the thing that makes Android One special is the ability to run well on very little hardware so the phone feels fresh and snappy and new. We’ve seen this work well on other phones, and Nokia has done well continuing this experience.
Bottom line: You’re going to struggle to find a better phone than the Nokia 3.1 for less than the $160 asking price.
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When the folks at Thrifter asked me to make a video explaining Amazon Prime Day 2018, I thought “Prime Day? Isn’t that the overhyped garage sale where Amazon tries to move unsold junk?” Well, it turns out that while that has indeed been my experience in the past … it’s just because I haven’t been doing Prime Day right.
From the timing of Lightning Deals to the various methods of scouring Amazon for discounts, there’s a lot to know about Prime Day 2018. I polled the best deal-sniffers at Thrifter to figure out how to make the most out of the “Cyber Monday of the Summer,” and they were nice enough to help me out even after I repeatedly used dumb expressions like that.
Brought to you by Thrifter. Get the latest on great deals, including up-to-the-minute buying advice on Amazon Prime Day, at https://www.androidcentral.com/best-amazon-prime-day-deals Let’s all benefit from their collective wisdom, in the Amazon Prime Day 2018 How-To video above – and be sure …
Champions League comes to FIFA for the first time ever.
Football. Fútbol. Soccer. Whatever you call it, FIFA has long been one of the best games to play to get your fix if you can’t hit the pitch yourself. FIFA ’19 is on its way out of the door, and it figures to be the biggest, most authentic entry in the series yet. Read ahead to learn everything you need to know.
What is FIFA ’19?
EA decided long ago that they wanted to challenge the kings of soccer video games (mostly Konami’s Pro Evolution Soccer) with a game of their own. That game was FIFA, and while it couldn’t hold a candle to some of the incumbent titles in its earlier years, it has grown into a series that produces some of the best soccer gameplay you’ll find.
It’s 2019, and the wheels keep on turning with FIFA ’19. The game will offer its usual core features, including an Ultimate Team mode that lets you collect stars to build a team and compete against other players, as well as a deep club management mode…
Welcome to another week. Today is Prime Day, a glorious hodge-podge of sales from everyone’s favorite online mega-retailer. It also so happened to fall on an app sales roundup day, so here we are. Today’s list features a lot of customization – again – so be prepared for that. Otherwise, enjoy the day full of sales.
40 temporarily free and 46 on-sale apps and games for Prime Day was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Prime Day doesn’t officially start until 3PM ET, but the deals have already begun.
Prime members, you can score $5 off a book purchase of $20 or more when you use code PRIMEBOOKS18 during checkout.
If you don’t already have an Amazon Prime membership, today’s not going to be very fun for you. Luckily, you can click here for a free 30-day trial.
The code is valid on books sold by Amazon.com. May I suggest the Dungeon Master’s Guide for D&D nights? Or perhaps The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck to help you live your best life? How to Win Friends & Influence People is a good option for that, too.
You have literally millions of items to choose from, but only through the end of the day.
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