Month: September 2017

Google flipped the script last year when it retired the Nexus line in favor of its own branded handsets. Now all eyes are on the Pixel 2. With improved specs and even better cameras, the new phones are poised to propel Google back to the head of the class with a pure Android O experience.

Since the Pixel and Pixel XL landed, the LG G6 and Galaxy S8 have upped the ante for premium phones with their slim bezels and 16:9 screens. So, like last year, we’ll be watching to see whether the next version of Google’s handset can chip away at Samsung’s dominance. Details are already starting to leak about the Pixel 2 phones, so stay tuned to this article for the very latest information:

Pixel 2 design and display

While the Pixel’s iPhone-inspired front seemed somewhat uninspired last year, it looks downright boring next to the bezel-slimming designs of LG’s G6 and Samsung’s Galaxy S8. Rumors suggest that will change. Android Police has gotten its hands on a supposed leak of the Pixel 2 XL rendering, where it appears to have a 2:1 screen like the G6 and S8, much thinner bezels, and smoother 3D edges (though the report says the glass will be flat, not curved). The site claims the new phone will sport a 6-inch AMOLED display manufactured by LG, which makes sense given Google’s reported $900 million investment in LG Display. The picture also shows a similar two-tone rear case with a smaller window of glass around the camera, a feature first reported by XDA Developers.  Android Police says that the XL model will represent “the cutting edge of Google’s engineering and design efforts, while the smaller device will act as a sort of entry-level option.”

Pixel 2 specs, features, and sound

Last year’s Pixel featured the then-top-of-the-line Snapdragon 821 chip, and this year’s Pixel may also incorporate high-quality silicon. XDA Developers claims the phones will be powered by the Snapdragon 835 chip, along with the same 4GB of RAM in the current models. A newer report from International Business Times claims that Google will be using an updated version of the chip, much like last year. The publication says it will be the the first phone to use the Snapdragon 836 chip, bringing “faster throughput with minimal power consumption.” Evan Blass all but confirmed the new chip with in a tweet announcing the date the new phones will be unveiled. However, recent reports say the phones will stick with the Snapdragon 835 chip in the Note 8, V30, and other phones.

Pixel 2 water resistance

It was somewhat surprising that Google opted to skip IP68 water resistance in the original Pixel, but there are signs it will rectify that in its next handset. As 9to5Google explains, the feature is “on the table” for the Pixel 2—although sources had previously informed the site that it was a priority for the next release.

Pixel 2 camera

If there’s one thing you can count on in a new flagship phone, it’s that the camera will be better. 9to5Google reports that Google won’t focus on megapixels with the Pixel 2, but rather will “compensate in extra features.” It’s unclear exactly what that means, but the site says the camera will be a “major focus” in the development of the Pixel 2. Additionally, XDA Developers reports that the Pixel 2 will stick with a single camera rather than a dual setup. And the render from Android Police bears this out, showing a single lens that is much larger than the current model, however it does appear to jut out ever so slightly from the case.

In a blog post, Google has already shown off some incredible results from its experimental nighttime photography techniques that use the existing Pixel camera to generate some incredible low-light images, and we’re hoping some of that processing power makes its way into the Pixel 2.

Pixel 2 price

Premium phones don’t usually go down in price, and the Pixel 2 isn’t about to break that trend. In fact, it might cost more. 9to5Google reports that Google’s next handset will be “at least” $50 higher than this year’s model, meaning it would start at $699 for the 5-inch model and top $800 for the Pixel 2 XL. Furthermore, a comment by Rick Osterloh confirms that the flagship Pixel will stay a “premium” phone, meaning it will fetch many hundreds of dollars.

Pixel 2 naming and release

Conventional wisdom has it that Google’s next phones will indeed be called the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. However, Google hasn’t always been linear with its naming. For example, the Nexus One was followed by the Nexus S and the Galaxy Nexus before the Nexus 4. So Google might throw us a curveball with the next Pixel.

But will it beat the Galaxy S8?

Will it beat the S8? That’s the million-dollar question. The Galaxy S8 is a force to be reckoned with, and Google certainly has its work cut out for it if it plans on besting Samsung’s latest flagship. The features listed here would go a long way toward giving the Pixel 2 bragging rights, but the main thing it needs is availability, both through Google’s online store and through additional carrier support. For more on what the Pixel 2 needs to be the best phone of 2017, read our analysis.

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Nintendo today announced a surprise launch of Minecraft for the 3DS handheld during one of its Nintendo Direct live streams. The game is available starting today on the Nintendo 3DS eShop, as soon as the company’s stream ends at around 7PM ET. Developer Mojang’s seminal pixel-art sandbox game has made its way to pretty much every other gaming platform out there, from Windows Phones to Oculus Rift headsets to even single-board Raspberry Pi computers. So a 3DS port of the game is well overdue at this point.

Nintendo says Minecraft for 3DS will come both a survival and creative mode, five skin packs, and two texture packs. Nintendo and Microsoft, which owns the Minecraft property, plan on charging $29.99 for the handheld version of the game, and it’s important to note that it only works on the New 3DS and 2DS systems. A packaged cartridge version of the game will be available at retail at a later date, Nintendo confirmed.

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HP is introducing a new all-in-one today with a pretty uncommon feature: the ability to easily upgrade some of its components, including its screen. The new PC, called the EliteOne 1000, hides most of its parts inside a wedge-shaped base, which can be opened up to access its storage, RAM, and networking equipment.

What’s most unusual is that you can even upgrade the all-in-one’s display. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to swap on any external display you have lying around — you’ll be limited to a few specific HP-made display options — but it still allows for an added degree of flexibility. So you could start with a 23.8-inch 1080p display and later switch it out for a 34-inch curved WQHD display.

The upgrade options are a bit limited — there are only three interchangeable display choices, and you can’t change the processor or add a graphics card — which makes the EliteOne a lot less exciting than it might sound. (Dell, on the other hand, offers an all-in-one that does let you swap out the CPU.) But HP is hoping what flexibility it does offer will be enough to entice IT departments, which may need to upgrade networking equipment and storage over time and would prefer to do that without buying a brand-new fleet of PCs.

In addition to the new all-in-one, HP is also announcing updates to two laptops targeted at a business audience: the EliteBook x360 1020 and the EliteBook 1040.

The x360 model is now slightly thinner and lighter, down to 13.9mm thick and 2.48 pounds in weight (from 14.99mm and 2.82 pounds on the last version). It can also now be configured with a display as bright as 700 nits. (For comparison, the MacBook Pro only gets up to 500 nits, so this should be very bright.)

The traditional EliteBook model is getting an option for a quad-core, H-series i7 processor, which should be more powerful than the usual U-series processors but much more of a drain on battery life. And unfortunately, neither this laptop nor the x360 are getting eighth-generation Intel processors: these are still using the original lineup of Kaby Lake models. Both laptops also have narrower bezels than their last iterations.

All three of these computers will be available this month. The EliteOne all-in-one starts at $1,259, while the two laptops both start at $1,379. Interchangeable displays for the EliteOne go on sale in November.

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Tired of hearing about the iPhone X? Google clearly is, as the Mountain View company has just debuted a new marketing campaign and website that urges viewers to “ask more.” The new landing page is part of the madeby.google.com subdomain, and it carries the teasing tagline of “thinking about changing phones?”

It was on October 4th, 2016, that Google launched the Pixel and Pixel XL, the first phones to be officially branded as out-and-out Google phones (in fact, the official Pixel name is still “Pixel, Phone by Google”). Exactly a year later, Google seems set to return with a new generation of Pixel devices. In fact, the company is reprising its big marketing push from last year by already erecting billboards teasing its launch event.

The “ask more” instruction appears to tease an evolved and improved Google Assistant, one that presumably does more when you ask it for more. For now, all we have to go on is the teaser video from Google and a litany of leaks detailing the features and looks of the upcoming Pixel 2, made by HTC, and Pixel 2 XL, expected to be manufactured by LG and based on the promising, bezel-deprived V30.

So what exactly is Google promising? Here’s a list of the rhetorical questions that the company’s teaser video throws at us:

• What’s wrong with my phone’s battery?
• Why is my phone always out of storage?
• Why does my phone take so many blurry photos?
• Why doesn’t my phone understand me?
• Why can’t my phone update itself?
• Why is my smartphone so slow / hot / fragile / annoying / broken / cruel / impersonal / dumb?

Most of these are self-explanatory, but here’s some speculative context. The blurry photos question would seem to suggest optical image stabilization (OIS) being added to this year’s Google Pixel, something the 2016 edition lacked. HTC’s U11 has some of the best OIS in the business, consistently eliminating the blur produced by shaky hands from photos that look comparatively softer on the Pixel. And Apple just managed to put OIS on both of its iPhone X cameras, so Google will want to keep up in having that important spec.

As to the points about fragile, hot, and broken phones, that might be Google’s way of taking a dig at the current trend of every device going for full glass covers on both the front and back. Yes, Samsung made it look very luxurious and premium with its Galaxy S and Note lines, but glass is glass, and these increasingly expensive devices do seem to also be growing more fragile. Anything Google can do to reverse that trend would be a plus.

The cruel, impersonal, and dumb comment seems to be targeting the iPhone and its Siri personal assistant. Most Android flagships now ship with Google’s Assistant on board, so the only relevant devices out there that aren’t intelligent enough in Google’s estimation must be iPhones. It’s interesting that Apple didn’t mention Siri once in its entire presentation of the revolutionary (for Apple) iPhone X, whereas Google is making the Assistant and its smart capabilities a key selling point of the Pixel phones.

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Network adapters are sometimes called network interface cards (NIC) or Ethernet adapters. The port in the adapter is your gateway to the Internet. Network adapters offer some of the fastest connections within a local area network, helpful when transferring large files between computers on the same network. You may face a hurdle, however, when the network adapter is malfunctioning due to corrupt or missing drivers — you cannot go online to research the remedy. If you need to install or reinstall the network adapter drivers on your PC, Windows has a wizard that guides you through the process.

1.Insert the installation CD that stores the network adapter drives into your CD drive. Exit any pop-up windows for now.

2.Click on “Start” or the Windows orb logo on the taskbar at the bottom of the desktop to show the Start menu. Select “Run” from the menu to open a dialog box. Type “devmgmt.msc” in the field labeled “Open,” then click the “OK” button to open the “Device Manager.”

3.Scroll down the Device Manager window to the “Other Devices” category, then left-click on the network card adapter to highlight it. The adapter may also appear under the “Network Adapters” category if it is not in “Other Devices.” Look for a yellow “!” (exclamation mark) and “?” (question mark) to identify hardware that needs drivers.

4.Right-click on the network adapter to show the pop-up menu, then select “Properties” from the menu to open a dialog box.

5.Click the “Reinstall Driver” button on the “General” tab in the dialog box to open the “Hardware Update Wizard.”

6.Click the radio button next to “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced),” then click the “Next” button to advance the page in the wizard.

7.Click the radio button next to “Search for the best driver in these locations.”

8.Click a check mark in the box next to “Search removable media (floppy, CD-ROM…).”

9.Click a check mark next to “Include this location in the search,” and then click the “Browse” button to open another box. Select the drive letter that is assigned to your CD drive, e.g., “D,” “E,” etc. Click on and off folders to expand them. As you click the folders, monitor the grayed-out disabled “OK” button. Once the “OK” button is enabled that means Windows recognizes that a driver is in that folder. Click the “OK” button to close the box and bring the Hardware Update Wizard back to the front.

10.Click the “Next” button and pause while Windows installs the driver file. Monitor the screen for any additional instructions and follow through. After the green progress bar advances from left to right, you will see a page in the Wizard that will state that the installation is finished. Click the “Finish” button and be ready if a restart is required.

Tip

If you don’t have the driver/software CD that was originally provided with the network adapter, visit the manufacturer’s website to download it. Click on the “Download” or “Support” section and then find the driver files by model number. Save the driver files to a USB flash drive or SD card.

Warning

You may have to login to Windows under an administrator account or use temporary administrator privileges.

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When size matters: 12.9 inch-iPad Pro

This iPad Pro is definitely the biggest iPad, with a 12.9-inch diagonal screen. It’s a bit like someone ripped the screen off of a 13-inch laptop and turned it into an iPad. The iPad Pro models are also the fastest iOS device ever and offer many features that aren’t available on any other device.

If you’re an artist who has dreamed of having a larger and more responsive iPad to draw on, the 12.9-inch iPad Pro is a dream come true with its extra large canvas. It’s one of the only iPads to support the $99 Apple Pencil, and while there are other pressure-sensitive iPad styluses on the market, this is the one that’s made by Apple—and that means it’s the best in its class, if for no other reason that it will be deeply integrated into the iPad Pro’s software. In 2017, Apple reduced the latency of the Apple Pencil to 20 milliseconds, making it the fastest digital pen out there.

If you’re someone who does a lot of serious creative work on your iPad, this iPad Pro is made for you, too—its larger screen is perfect for running two apps in Split View. And rather than having to rely on Bluetooth to attach an external keyboard, the new Smart Connector supplies data and power to both Apple’s $169 Smart Keyboard (which doubles as a carrying case) as well as other forthcoming keyboards, including the Logitech Create.

But despite its name, the iPad Pro isn’t just a tool for artists and other people wanting a more powerful and expansive iPad to get work done. It’s also a fantastic (albeit pricey) entertainment device, thanks to its stereo speakers and that gorgeous 2732-by-2048-pixel display.

For all its size, the iPad Pro doesn’t feel heavy. At 1.6 pounds, it’s about as heavy as the original iPad—but its weight is spread over a much larger area, making it comfortable to hold.

• Color options: Silver, Gold, Space Gray.
• Storage options: 64GB ($799), 256GB ($949) or 512GB ($1149).
• Cellular option: 64GB ($929), 256GB ($1079) or 512GB ($1279).

Who it’s for: Artists and creative pros, people who use their iPads to get work done, and anyone who wants a big, bright screen (and good audio) for watching videos.

Friendly yet powerful: 10.5-inch iPad Pro

After releasing the short-lived 9.7-inch iPad Pro, Apple updated the model to be just a tiny bit bigger. Meet the 10.5-inch iPad Pro. Because the bezels have shrunk, this new display is actually 20 percent bigger than its predecessor. However, this iPad Pro is still significantly smaller than its 12.9-inch mega sibling. This makes it a more practical (not to mention, affordable) option, without sacrificing the Pro line’s powerhouse features.

Apple has upgraded both iPad Pro models to be identical in terms of internal specs: You’ve got a top-of-the-line A10x fusion chip, 4GB of RAM, and a 12-megapixel rear camera. These models also have a new feature called ProMotion that automatically adjusts the refresh rate depending on what you’re doing to produce a more responsive display or to conserve energy. The 10.5-inch iPad Pro can be hooked up to a Smart Keyboard and be used with Apple Pencil. So you get the best of both worlds: the power of an iPad Pro with the portability of an iPad Air.

Besides the size, the other major difference between the 12.9-inch iPad Pro and this model is the price tag. If you are not looking to spend at least $800 for an iPad, this model starts at an more-reasonable $649. Oh, and another major selling point for the 10.5-inch iPad Pro is that it’s the only iPad that comes in Rose Gold. But you wouldn’t based your buying decision solely on that, would you?

If you want Pro features and Smart Accessories but in a more portable size and with a friendlier price tag, it doesn’t get any better than the 10.5-inch iPad Pro.

• Color options: Silver, Gold, Space Gray, Rose Gold.
• Storage options: 64GB ($649), 256GB ($799), or 512GB ($999).
• Cellular option: 64GB ($779), 256GB ($929), or 512GB ($1179).

Who it’s for: People who want to be productive on a machine that weighs no more than a pound. People who need Pro features but are not thrilled by a higher price tag.

Back to simple: iPad

When it came to updating iPad Air 2, Apple decided to drop the Air and keep it simple. The new 2017 iPad still delivers. It’s 25 percent brighter than its predecessor and the A9 chip that’s bound to support future iOS updates for a few more years. So if you’re not looking for a MacBook-replacement, but simply want an iPad that can do “iPad things,” the answer doesn’t get any simpler than this.

The 2017 iPad proves that not every tablet should aim to be as powerful as a MacBook. Sometimes you just need an iPad to be a really good iPad. With its 9.7-inch display, this model is perfect if you just need an iPad for reading ebooks or magazines, watching movies, and casually browsing the web. This is the iPad that can live in the kitchen, and the one the whole family uses to answer FaceTime calls from grandma. It can also be great as a Home hub for all your connected devices.

Now that the iPad mini 4 only comes with 128 GB for $399, the 2017 iPad is actually the cheapest one you can get. The starting model is $329 for 32GB. That means that for you can even get a cellular model that’s still cheaper than the starting 10.5-inch iPad Pro. So if your kids want an iPad for playing games, this one is the one to go for.

The 2017 iPad is for doing just “iPad things,” but it does them very well.

• Color options: Silver, Gold, Space Gray.
• Storage options: 32GB ($329) or 128GB ($429).
• Cellular option: 32GB ($459) or 128GB ($559).

Who it’s for: For families, for kids. It can the iPad you use to control your HomeKit-enabled devices, or the iPad you whisk away with you on a long flight.

Small is beautiful: iPad mini 4

Apple pretty much took 2014 off when it came to the iPad mini, adding a Touch ID sensor (and very little else) to the iPad mini 3. But 2015 has been very, very good to fans of the smallest iPad. The iPad mini 4 is powered by a speedy A8 processor and has 2GB of RAM, making it almost—but not quite—the match of its big brother, the iPad Air 2. The Air 2 is a little bit faster, but only by a hair. And the iPad mini 4 has access to all the advanced features of iOS 9 that its predecessors didn’t have, including Split View multitasking.

if you want the smallest screen with the most power, though, the iPad mini 4 delivers.

• Color options: Silver, Gold, Space Gray.
• Storage options: 128GB ($399).
• Cellular options: 128GB ($529).

Who it’s for: It’s the perfect device for someone who wants it all, but wants to keep it small.

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Just because your old tablet is getting slow, or doesn’t have the high resolution screen that the new models offer, that doesn’t mean you need to toss it in the trash bin. There are plenty of things your tablet can still do for you to make life a bit easier while adding some convenience to your travels and home.

Digital Picture Frame

A decent digital picture frame can cost up to $100, with the sole purpose of showing off your family photos. Your old tablet can perform the same role for free. Get yourself an inexpensive stand at the local dollar store to prop up your tablet on a table, shelf. Type “digital photo frame” in your tablet’s app store to find dozens of free apps, several of which give you editing tools for customizing each photo. Load up your best family photos, or your favorite museum artwork, and set your old tablet on a table or desk.

Digital Clock

If you’re in need of a nice clock in your study, your old tablet may be the perfect solution. There are dozens of clock apps to choose from that offer more attractive options than the default clock app on your Android tablet or iPad. The ClockZ app, for example, lets you customize the background for portrait or landscape mode. You can even adjust the brightness options so it’s not glaring at you late at night.

Digital Typewriter

Have you been putting off composing the great American novel, or just yearn for the old days of clattering typewriter keys when you compose a letter? Just download a free typewriter app like Hanx Writer – designed by writer, actor, director and typewriter aficionado Tom Hanks himself – and start typing away. With a Bluetooth keyboard and a stand, the app feels surprisingly like the real thing and includes an authentic chugging sound when you hit the carriage return key. While this app only works on iPads, there are plenty of free typewriter apps available on Google Play, none of which require ribbon replacements.

Travel Computer

Traveling with a laptop can be problematic these days, especially if you are going abroad. Not only do you have to worry about losing your computer or having it stolen, there is nothing to stop border guards from turning it on and going through your stuff. Not only is an old tablet extremely portable, you can use it to get some work done wherever you have internet access. If you have Skype, you may even want to leave your smartphone at home too. Delete anything that’s too personal, like Facebook, or the photos you took during your last vacation, load only the essentials, and travel with less concern about protecting your stuff.laptop can be problematic these days, especially if you are going abroad. Not only do you have to worry about losing your computer or having it stolen, there is nothing to stop border guards from turning it on and going through your stuff. Not only is an old tablet extremely portable, you can use it to get some work done wherever you have internet access. If you have Skype, you may even want to leave your smartphone at home too. Delete anything that’s too personal, like Facebook, or the photos you took during your last vacation, load only the essentials, and travel with less concern about protecting your stuff.

Digital Cookbook

Butter-fingers, flour and steam are not the best ingredients to combine with a brand new tablet. But if you’re looking for a place for your old tablet, the kitchen might be ideal. Delete all of your old apps to make room in its storage and then download a recipe app or two. Many recipe apps give you the option to download favorite recipes, and even edit them to your taste, so you don’t even need Wi-Fi to use them.

Portable Photo Editor

If you have a good camera, or even if you like taking pictures with your phone, the small screens aren’t ideal for touching up photos before sharing them with family and friends. Most good cameras have a companion app that you can put on your old tablet that connects the two devices. When you take a photo, send it to your tablet, touch it up as needed and then share away. If you find the screen on your Canon camera is too small, you can even install the company’s EOS remote app that mirrors your camera’s display as you’re shooting.camera, or even if you like taking pictures with your phone, the small screens aren’t ideal for touching up photos before sharing them with family and friends. Most good cameras have a companion app that you can put on your old tablet that connects the two devices. When you take a photo, send it to your tablet, touch it up as needed and then share away. If you find the screen on your Canon camera is too small, you can even install the company’s EOS remote app that mirrors your camera’s display as you’re shooting.

Donate or Recycle

Even if you have no use for an old tablet, throwing it away should be the last thing you do. There are plenty of schools, probably within a few minutes of your home, that could use a working tablet for their students. If your tablet isn’t working at all, you should consider having it recycled rather than throwing it away. Tablets are full of rare metals and toxic chemicals that are harmful to the environment. Stores like Best Buy, Staples and Office Depot have recycling programs for any old electronics you may not need anymore. Bring your old tablet along the next time you go shopping and let them take care of it for you.

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