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Google tells employees they can ‘relocate without justification’ after Supreme Court ruling In the wake of the Supreme Court decision which overturned federal protections of abortion rights, institutions and employers are scrambling to respond with new policies that will support women in their organizations who are seeking to terminate their pregnancies, but live in a state that has banned abortions. Google is one of them. The Vergehas obtained a staff-wide email from chief people officer Fiona Cicconi which informed employees of the verdict ofDobbs v....

How to Open and Read Comics in Windows 11 Comics, much like their bigger book brothers, are available in both paper and digital forms. Unfortunately, Windows 11 doesn’t have any kind of comic book reader app installed on it by default. However, you’re able to read digital comics in Windows 11 with third-party software that can open common comic file formats, such as CBZ and CBR. This is how you can read comics with the Cover and YACReader apps....

How to See Your Steam Replay 2022 and Find Out What Games You Played As 2022 ended, several companies, like Spotify and Reddit, created customized summaries of your year with them. Steam is jumping onto this bandwagon, giving its millions of gamers their very own Steam Replay 2022. So, what’s in Steam Replay 2022, and how can you see yours? Check out the ways below. What to Expect With Steam Replay 2022 Steam Replay 2022 is the first time Steam released an annual personalized report for all its gamers....

How to Turn Off TalkBack on Android Devices One of the best accessibility services built into the Android operating system is TalkBack. It’s an eyes-free feature that lets you navigate your device’s interface using a host of options such as text-to-speech, vibration, and spoken feedback. While this is undoubtedly a useful feature to have, it can get annoying at times. Here’s how you can disable or turn off the TalkBack feature on your Android device....

How to Use Meta’s Bitmoji-Style Avatars on WhatsApp WhatsApp now lets you create your own avatar in the app to represent yourself in a digital form, similar to the avatar feature on Facebook. Sign up forfree Forgot your password? Create an account *Required: 8 chars, 1 capital letter, 1 number By continuing, you agree to thePrivacy PolicyandTerms of Use.You also agree to receive our newsletters, you can opt-out any time....

The 5 Best Cookie Editor Extensions for Google Chrome If you’ve ever had to look for a cookie editor, you’re no doubt aware of how difficult it can be to find a good one. There are so many options available that all seem so similar that it can be difficult to know where to start. Luckily, we’ve narrowed down the options for you to some of the very best cookie managers that the Chrome Web Store has to offer....

Why Restarting Your Smartphone Fixes (Most) Problems Whenever you tell someone that you have a problem with your phone or any other technology, the first question they’ll likely ask is, “Have you tried turning it off and on again?” This can seem irritating, as it’s very general advice. But is there any truth within this alleged quick fix, or is it nothing more than tech lore? What Happens When You Turn Your Phone Off?...

AT&T wants to buy your love with this Pixel Watch 50% off deal Your Rating Your comment has not been saved The Google Pixel Watch is just dripping in positives, from the beautiful hardware to the deeply integrated Fitbit fitness features. And our biggest beef with the wearable, its high price tag, gets completely squashed with today’s 50% discount. Valentine’s Day is two weeks away, and whether you’re looking for a gift for that special someone or you just want to show yourself some love, AT&T is here to help....

Chromebooks may steal one of the Pixel’s best charging features Adaptive Charging is arguably one of the most underrated Pixel features.It landed fairly recentlyand is designed to charge your phone slowly when you plug it in overnight — putting less strain on your battery and allowing it to stay healthy just a little longer. After all, you don’t need to fast charge your phone all the time, especially not if you have a habit of plugging it in when you’re going to sleep....

Google Pixel 6a: 6 things we love and 4 things we hate We can easily list a ton of reasons whythe Google Pixel 6a won AP’s best budget phone awardin 2022. There are so many of them! While its price is one important factor, what helps it stand out among thebest budget Android phonesis its superb software and camera experience. There’s simply no other smartphone in its price range that can claim to take better photos than the Pixel 6a or provide day-one Android updates....

OnePlus 11 could feature superfast UFS 4.0 storage The 2022 flagship smartphone season is over and, withQualcomm announcing its 2023 flagship chip— the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 — the race is on for next-gen Android flagships to hit the market. TheOnePlus 11 has already been confirmedto feature Qualcomm’s latest chip and be among the first to launch. Now, more details about the phone have surfaced online, detailing its use of speedy UFS 4....

Samsung’s July 2022 security patch is available for the Galaxy S20 series and more in the US Less than a week ago, Samsung started rolling out theJuly 2022 security update to international markets, starting with its home country South Korea. It arrived right on cue, as has been the case for years, but on the midrange Galaxy A32. While we wonder at the oddity of the tech giant beginning with a midranger and not a flagship phone, the update is already making its way to US devices, starting with theGalaxy Z Flip 3....

Standardized Soli-like radar API could mean hands-free everything… someday We were all intrigued whenSoli was announceda few years ago, but in the few products where it’s popped up since, the implementations have proven a little underwhelming. It’s not that the radar chip didn’t deliver on its promises of presence detection, gesture control, and sleep tracking, but more that those limited interactions just didn’t fundamentlly change the way we control our devices, like Google may have hoped....