Twitter has faced significant turmoil since billionaire Elon Musk took over. From controversies surrounding the blue verification tick to the reinstatement of controversial figures, trust in Twitter has waned. As the platform strives to regain stability, many users have explored alternative social media apps. If you’re among those looking to take a break from Twitter, you’re in the right place. Below, we’ve compiled a list of the five best Twitter alternatives in 2023. So, let’s dive in! Best Twitter Alternatives in 2023 1. BlueSky Making waves in the social media landscape, BlueSky has garnered attention worldwide. Although it is currently…
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Android Auto users have long been frustrated by the limitation that prevented them from launching Google Maps on their linked phones while using the Android Auto app. However, recent updates to both Google Maps on Android as well as Google Maps on Android Auto app seem to have addressed this issue. Android Auto now supports running Google Maps: further details Some users have reported being able to use Google Maps on their phones while Android Auto is active, marking a significant improvement for the platform. Previously, attempting to launch Google Maps on the phone while Android Auto was running would…
Unveiled alongside the Galaxy S21 series in 2021, the Galaxy SmartTag and SmartTag+ trackers made quite an impression. But hold on to your seats because Samsung seems to have plans to introduce an upgraded version later this year. A leaked certification filing for a device known as the Galaxy SmartTag 2 has ignited excitement among tech enthusiasts. Further details on Galaxy SmartTag 2 The leak, originating from the Bluetooth SIG database, revealed the name of the upcoming tracker without divulging many additional details. However, one interesting tidbit is that the SmartTag 2 will incorporate Bluetooth 5.3, an upgrade from the…
Xiaomi, like many other smartphone manufacturers, maintains an “end of support list” page where they disclose the devices that will no longer receive software and security upgrades. Recently, Xiaomi updated this list, adding ten more devices to it, which means that owners of these phones will no longer receive Android updates or security patches. No more support for these 10 Xiaomi phones If you happen to own any of the following Xiaomi devices, it has been confirmed that you will no longer receive Android upgrades: However, if you own one of the aforementioned devices and wish to explore a new…
When you glance at the top corner of your smartphone, you might notice a symbol that says “5G” or “5G+” if you’re connected to the right network. But what exactly do these symbols signify? Well, they not only indicate that you’re using 5G but also the specific type of 5G network you’re connected to. That brings us to the question – What does “5G+” mean on iPhone and Android phones? Below, we’ll dive into that and introduce you to the different 5G icons! The Different 5G Icons If your phone has a 5G modem, you’ll see one of two symbols:…