Netflix is one of the most expensive streaming services out there. For the price of $20/month, you can get the same capabilities as a service like Disney+ at $7.99/month. People, understandably, don’t really like this, so the company began working on an ad-supported tier earlier in the year. This was announced soon after the news that the company lost over 200,000 subscribers in the first quarter of 2022. Now, the Netflix ad-supported tier is confirmed Now, the Netflix ad-supported tier is confirmed...

When you open a new tab on the mobile Chrome app, you’ll see a 4 x 2 grid of the most recent sites you visited. The grid updates as you visit more sites. This makes navigation quicker and easier, as you can just tap on the site rather than having to type in the URL. Chrome might make the new tab grid a carousel Chrome might make the new tab grid a carousel...

The black Nothing Phone (1) gets briefly shown in the company’s official video The black Nothing Phone (1) gets briefly shown in the company’s official video That video is titled ‘Inside phone (1)’, and it provided some interesting information. In it, Nothing more or less confirmed that a 120Hz display will be included on the device, while the company also confirmed the invite system will be in place. Nothing will use the invite system initially, for the Nothing Phone (1) sales....

The OnePlus Buds Pro 2 design gets confirmed by the company The OnePlus Buds Pro 2 design gets confirmed by the company If you take a look at the video below, and fast forward to around a 13-second mark, you’ll see one of the earbuds clear as day. This goes hand-in-hand with the design that surfaced in renders not long ago. Here is to the ones who dare to question the norms and choose to #NeverSettle pic....

OnePlus mentions that this is for “selected devices” and it’s only for devices that launch in 2023 and later. Meaning that zero of its currently available smartphones will get bumped to four generations of Android updates. That is rather unfortunate, but also not surprising. What this likely means is that its flagships will get the full four generations of updates, but some of the cheaper Nord devices won’t. It’s also interesting that OnePlus is mentioning “four major OS updates” and now four years or even saying “Android”....