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Facebook Podcasts Are Gone But Not Live Audio Rooms

Since last year, we followed Spotify’s major pivot toward podcasts. Along with that, we got news that Facebook and YouTube were also going to make a move towards podcasting. Well, Facebook abandoned ship and YouTube’s podcasting venture is still in the womb. This leaves Spotify with a big lead in that regard. But, Facebook is still offering its Live Audio Rooms But, Facebook is still offering its Live Audio Rooms...

Fitbit Sense 2 Owners Can Now Use Google Wallet For Payments

Those who own a Fitbit Sense 2 or a Fitbit Versa 4, the company’s latest smartwatches, can now use Google Wallet as their preferred method for contactless payments. Prior to this rollout, it was only possible to use Fitbit Pay on both devices. Though it’s no surprise that Google Wallet is finally here. Google completed its Fitbit acquisition back in 2021. So Google Wallet on Fitbit devices was only a matter of time....

Galaxy S20 Fe 5G A42 5G More Receive Android 13 Update

Samsung began the Android 13 rollout for the Exynos 990-powered Galaxy S20 FE LTE in Europe a couple of weeks ago. The company has released the update for the device pretty much everywhere since then. The Snapdragon version of the LTE model is now making the jump as well. The update is also live for the Galaxy S20 FE 5G. The new firmware versions for these two models are G780GXXU3DVK5 and G781BXXU4GVK6, respectively....

Galaxy S20 Fe Gets August Security Update In The Us

The August SMR (Security Maintenance Release) has been rolling out to Samsung’s Galaxy smartphones since late July. The Galaxy S22, Galaxy S21, and Galaxy S20 phones were the first to receive the update. The Galaxy S20 FE joined the party last week. Following the initial rollout in Europe, the phone is now picking up the latest security patch stateside as well. This update doesn’t bring any new features or user-facing changes to the Galaxy S20 FE....

Google App Now Allows You To Delete Last 15 Minutes Of Search History

This feature has been making headlines for some time and was first spotted by former XDA Developers editor-in-chief Mishaal Rahman. Also, it was available for some test users. Now, it is broadly available, and all users can delete their 15 minutes of search history. Open Google’s Android app, tap your profile picture, and look for the “Delete last 15 min” option to check the availability. Google spokesperson Ned Adriance has confirmed to The Verge that they are “rolling this feature out on the Google app for Android and expect it to be available to everyone using the app in the next few weeks,” Adriance also said that Google is working to bring this feature to other surfaces....