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Limited Edition Qualcomm hopes the smart watch will be a starting place for other companies; an example by which they can create their own. Apps Out of the box, Toq has support for standard features like music control, text messaging, weather, stocks calendar and email. Other features will be added on later. Light Up The Toq has an always-on display. You can light up the display by tapping on the band above the screen. Multi-Colored The Toq will be available in both white and black. Unique Watch Faces Qualcomm incorporated notifications into its watch faces. This watch face, for instance, includes stock information as well as the time. Charge It All The charging case for the Toq wirelessly charges the watch and the stereo headset. Rear Battery The battery for the Toq is on the back of the watch band in order to keep the device thin. Smart watches have become a hot topic of discussion over the past year … [Read more...] about Qualcomm Unveils Limited-Edition Smart Watch

There will soon be a whole new version of Microsoft Teams as the company looks to make its popular video conferencing tool available on more devices than ever. Microsoft has announced a new Progressive Web App (PWA)version of Microsoft Teams that will allow users with lower-end devices to run the platform without suffering major hits to their performance. Millions of workers across the world now use online collaboration software such as Microsoft Teams due to being stuck at home during the pandemic, but those with lower spec devices may have encountered issues with the service - until now. We've built a list of the best productivity software around Check out our list of the best office software available Here's our list of the best project management software right now Microsoft Teams lite The new PWA version of Microsoft Teams was revealed by WindowsLatest, which says that the service, known internally as “Microsoft Teams Alpha”, is still in … [Read more...] about Microsoft Teams is getting a new slimline makeover

We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. Learn more . So far so good The first pre-release build I wouldn't advise against installing. Hayato Huseman 3 Mar 2021 0 Source: Hayato Huseman / Android Central I've never been one to use or recommend unfinished software on personal phones — at least, not since I stopped habitually rooting my phones back in college. But I've been using the Pixel 5 almost daily since the initial review period, and even after installing the first Android 12 developer preview build for hands-on coverage, I haven't wanted to put it down; if you ask me, it's one of the best Android phones around. Of course, I expected that sentiment to quickly change as I inevitably ran into dozens of show-stopping bugs that made my phone of choice nearly unusable — but to my surprise, that hasn't really happened yet. In fact, everything's been running so smoothly that I've forgotten at times that I'm even running … [Read more...] about I put the Android 12 beta on my daily driver Pixel 5 and it’s nearly flawless

It's that time of year when many TV manufacturers begin announcing prices for and shipping their annual product refreshes. We took a look at Sony's OLED lineup yesterday, and today we're turning our attention to Samsung, which just announced imminent availability (most models will start shipping this month) for its high-end Micro LED and Mini LED TV lineup . We'll get to Micro LED in a minute, but let's start with the mainstream high end, which comprises the Mini LED TVs. Samsung is giving these a proprietary "Neo QLED" label. The top-end QN900A is the most tricked-out 8K option, with 65-inch ($5,000), 75-inch ($7,000), and 85-inch options ($9,000). One step down while keeping the 8K banner flying is the QN800A , offered in the same sizes but at $3,500, $4,700, and $6,500, respectively. Since there's hardly any 8K content out there to enjoy, most people who aren't just looking for bragging rights will want to opt for the 4K models. The flagship there is the QN90A , at … [Read more...] about Samsung will soon ship Micro LED TVs, but Mini LED still leads the lineup