That’s the very same source that shared the first Pixel Watch images in general, a couple of months ago. Those images were created by a third-party designer, but they were based on the real images of the device. These are allegedly official Google Pixel Watch images These are allegedly official Google Pixel Watch images Well, now the source managed to get its hand on some official images of the product. If you take a look at the gallery below, you’ll get to see the images that were shared in the video....

You probably know that AT&T, and other American wireless carriers, are phasing out their 3G networks to make room for a wider 5G rollout. The company sent out a rather vague email notifying affected customers of this development back in July 2020. The email essentially said that their device is not compatible with its new network and that they’d lose service if they don’t upgrade the handset. However, it didn’t clearly mention that the deadline for the said 3G shutdown is February 2022, causing chaos among the users....

Thanks to GSM Arena, we know that the company just posted some new videos showcasing the Xperia PRO-I in action. They all show professional photographers using the phone and giving their thoughts on the whole experience. These videos show us the Xperia Pro-I in action These videos show us the Xperia Pro-I in action Sony got in a little bit of trouble in the tech community recently. It was advertising this phone on its Xperia Mark III phones and others via system ads....

The numbers are in, so we’re going to start seeing the Q2 2022 earnings for a lot of companies. During Spotify’s latest earnings call, we found out that it’s discontinuing the short-lived Car Thing. Now, we know that the company has some positive views for the future. Spotify expects to hit 450 million users by this October Spotify expects to hit 450 million users by this October The company saw a mix of gains and losses based on its earnings report, but the company’s CEO Daniel Ek, has high hopes for the company’s number of active monthly users....

After completing the Twitter deal, Elon Musk started drastically changing the company and platform. One of those controversial changes was charging Blue subscribers $8 per month for a verification badge. While the new verification plan is not yet widely available, Will Seagar and Walter Lim have developed the “Eight Dollars” extension to help users separate verified accounts from Blue subscribers. The Eight Dollars extension can tell if a Twitter account is organically verified or not The Eight Dollars extension can tell if a Twitter account is organically verified or not...