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Material You, just like any other design aesthetic, has specific traits that define it. For example, many UI elements have rounded corners in Material You. This gives the software a much more rounded and bubbly look. Many options live within either pill-shaped or rounded rectangular buttons. We’ve actually been seeing a little bit of this in ChromeOS already. Several menus and other bits of the interface are rounded. So, there’s one major thing that Google can do to the software to make it look more like what you see on Android phones....

First spotted by Redditor Leopeva64 (via), this feature is currently available to users in Edge Canary. It’s disabled by default but you can enable it by toggling the “Games button” option under the Appearance menu in Settings. This will add a new Games button on the omnibar. It sits between the Download button and the Web capture button if you have them enabled, of course. Clicking this Games button will launch a vertical panel on the right side of the browser....

Nest Secure was a rather short-lived product under Google‘s Nest lineup of smart home and security solutions. The alarm system debuted in September 2017 with a hefty price tag of $499. It never picked up traction on the market like other Nest products. Three years later, Google abruptly announced that it is discontinuing the Nest Secure alarm system. The announcement came in October 2020 with the company providing no reason or a substitute product....

The OnePlus Nord 2T is coming, and here are its specs The OnePlus Nord 2T is coming, and here are its specs The OnePlus Nord 2T is yet another mid-range smartphone from the company, based on the provided specs. This information comes from digit.in, though it doesn’t show the device itself. Chances are it will look a lot like the OnePlus Nord 2, if not identical. So, what was said here?...

OnePlus & OPPO smartphone sales have been halted in Germany, patent dispute to blame OnePlus & OPPO smartphone sales have been halted in Germany, patent dispute to blame WinFuture reports that Nokia met with the Mannheim district court back in July, to discuss this issue. It is said that both OnePlus and OPPO are using 5G technologies from Nokia, and are not paying for them. The source says: “the dispute is specifically about so-called ‘essential patents,’ which are of fundamental importance for the 5G standards”....