SpaceX Proposes ‘Simplified’ Artemis III Mission in Bid to Keep NASA Contract
Despite all the bluster from CEO Elon Musk, SpaceX has rushed to show it really can meet its deadlines.
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How to Apply for OxygenOS Open Beta 16 on Your OnePlus Device
OnePlus OxygenOS 16 was launched recently, and like most users, I tried to register for the open beta. I scored above 80 points and am waiting for the rollout. If you want to access OxygenOS 16, you will have to answer some questions to complete the registration process. In this article, I will share with… Read…
Amazon will block piracy apps on Fire TV soon, warn users about usage first
Amazon Fire TV devices, at least those based on Android, support the sideloading of apps. While that requires a bit of tinkering, it allows users to install apps on the device that are not listed in the Amazon App Store. One of my favorite apps for the Fire TV is SmartTube, a YouTube frontend that…
Google opens up Play Store to allow third-party payment methods in the U.S.
Google has made some changes to the Play Store in the U.S. These changes have been made to comply with a court order in the antitrust lawsuit against Epic Games. Epic filed a case against Google in 2020, after the latter had banned Fortnite from the Play Store for evading Google’s own payment system. The…
F-Droid says Google’s statement about “Sideloading is Not Going Away” is false
A month ago, F-Droid criticized Google’s anti-sideloading policy. Shortly after that, the Mountain View company said that sideloading isn’t going anywhere. Now, F-Droid says Google’s statement is false. In case you missed it, starting next year, Google requires Android developers to verify their identity, even if they do not distribute their apps via the Play…
![[Beta] Samsung Internet Browser now available for Windows users in South Korea and U.S.](https://consumerfeedback.tech/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/beta-samsung-internet-browser-now-available-for-windows-users-in-south-korea-and-u-s-600x400.png "[Beta] Samsung Internet Browser now available for Windows users in South Korea and U.S.")
[Beta] Samsung Internet Browser now available for Windows users in South Korea and U.S.
Samsung has announced the beta release of its web browser, Samsung Internet Browser, for Windows. However, it is only available in South Korea or the United States. If you can recall, the app was spotted on the Microsoft Store in November 2023, but was taken down. As Martin wrote, it was pretty bare-bones at that…
Microsoft’s agent platform play
Jay Parikh in 2018. | Photo: Andrej Sokolow / Getty Images This is an excerpt of Sources by Alex Heath, a newsletter about AI and the tech industry, syndicated just for The Verge subscribers once a week. To understand how Microsoft sees its role in the AI race, look at what was announced at the…
Intel Panther Lake CPU Performance Leak Leaves Much to Be Desired
Alleged results for Core Ultra X7 358H & Ultra X5 338H CPUs suggest they’re actually slower than their predecessors.
YouTube’s upcoming changes will age-gate videos featuring graphic violence in games
YouTube has announced an important change to its policies about online gambling and graphic violence in gaming. It wants to lock such videos behind an age-restriction. Here’s the current policy about Violent or graphic content on YouTube. The section under “Age-restricted content and EDSA exceptions” says, “Generally, we do not remove dramatized violence when the…
Samsung New Privacy Protection On OneUI 8.5 is Best for Sharing Photos
Samsung’s OneUI 8.5 is making headlines even before its official rollout. This is all because of a new privacy feature recently uncovered by Sammobile. Privacy Protection is a feature that prevents you from sharing any sensitive information through your photos. Information like your address, card details, and contact info will all be blurred before sharing… Read…