You can save all that money by becoming a pirate.

That's how scientists named Urenus

Honestly, the names of the newer Pokémon are so dumb that I never tried to remember. The old ones are cool and I'll probably remember them for another decade.

What's AI generated?

Now, show the control panel.

Lol, look at the Settings icon. Didn't bother to develop their own.

That's why I mentioned Xiaomi and Oppo who made their UI look like iOS. And yes Oppo's ColorOS is half iOS half Android. On the other hand Pixel UI, Nothing OS, Hello UI use stock Android UI. At least they don't have an identity crisis like HyperOS.

Not about innovation but how these Chinese companies blindly copy iOS to look similar. Insted of making their own desing they are copying apple and this thing can be seen on almost every Chinese Android skins not just these two.

Even current gen Androids don't have that much battery, especially on foldable phones. Take Samsung for example, their newly launched Z Flip 5 has 3700 mAh battery. On Android if someone wants something unique then they have to sacrifice the battery.

Download free RAM for my computer

The 'Thunderbolt' symbol is Intel's proprietary technology. Apple and Intel made it. First apple registered Thunderbolt as a trademark but later they transferred it to Intel. The lightning bolt icon which supports fast charging phones or other devices when connected to the laptop is different and developed by the USB guys.

Isn't it better to wash with water instead of wiping?

Spawn killed

What about in app ads? Especially the full screen ads on mobile apps.

On full screen ad everything is clickable except the close button.

You forgot to mention, looted hundreds of countries.

So, you haven't used the "Dark Reader" extension on Firefox. It has "automatic", "scheduled", "system default" options. Also you can disable or enable dark mode for specific websites.

They definitely did some marketing, because it came out of nowhere. When I first installed it, it was all over the internet, from YouTube to webpages. A similar thing you can notice with the Arc Browser. I couldn't find any exceptional features on the Arc Browser but the hype is encouraging people to try it.

I tried Vivaldi, it's a good browser but I prefer Brave because it has build it Tor. In my country most torrent sites are blocked so a built-in Tor is useful to me, it can open those sites without VPN.

Bloated as usual.

Don't worry, third party clients will rectify the issue.

It'll be heaven for the introverts.

Looks like she can dodge the bullet using her fist

It's time to switch.

Yeah, after registering the product I claimed the warranty.

I bought JBL earbuds and didn't register my product on their website as most companies don't require it so I basically ignored that. After 7-8 months of usage one bud was discharging quicker than the other one so I tried to claim warranty but they refused, they said that my product isn't registered in their system. They told me to register the product first then apply for a warranty claim.

Yeah, if a company forces me to do so (Razer, JBL). Most companies don't require registration for warranty, at least in my country. All you need is the original invoice. When you want to claim a warranty, you need to fill out a form on that company's website which asks for your details like name, phone number, email, and physical address, alongside the original invoice. That's it, no prior registration required.

This is becoming more common nowadays. Earlier it was a tiny "x" now you can't even see the actual button.

I simply uninstall the app or the game whenever I get a full screen ad. Getting a full screen ad or an automatically sound enabled ad is not my thing.

"All Digital." I know some of you will say, "Who buys physical copies nowadays?" But remember, Xbox brags about backward compatibility in every Xbox release event, and it's well received by gamers. Now what?

Don't let them fool us, there's alternate reality behind that mirror.

Can you imagine if every company forces users to use Passkey instead of other log in methods, how many printed copies or keys you'll need, plus the spare copies and back-up keys?

I don't understand why apps and services are so obsessed with 'Passkey' or password-less login. I know there's some risk using email & password login method, but the passkey thing is half-baked and it locks users from getting their account back if somehow they forget it, especially Google's passkey approach is totally awful.

Yes, you can but somehow it still messes up with the recommendation.

Thanks for the update.

Could you please consider adjusting the price to "remove ads" outside the USA? I think the current price is just converted from USD. Different countries have different values of their respective currencies. So, please check it, it's way too expensive in other places.

Thank You.

Oh crap! I forgot, I had to born once. Totally forgot and born multiple times.

That's not new, they have been doing this for a while now. 1st noticed when the S10 series was launched.