The Nordmärke is a Qi powered wireless charger The Nordmärke is a Qi powered wireless charger Being able to charge your phone or wearable on the go has always been a boon to tech-savvy users, and doing so wirelessly only helps. This new wireless charging pad uses Qi wireless charging technology, and it comes with a decently sized battery built-in. On the underside of the device, we see the specs. There’s a 6500mAh lithium-ion battery on board, and it outputs 5 Watts of power....

But with the Fold 3, Samsung made the screen even stronger than before. And now with the Galaxy Z Fold 4, Samsung claims that it is about 45% stronger than the Fold 3’s screen was. So, the S Pen is compatible still. Samsung says that the S Pen Fold Edition and the S Pen Pro both work with the Galaxy Z Fold 4. It’s compatible, but you’ll need to pay extra It’s compatible, but you’ll need to pay extra...

This is for a three-pack, which includes an eero 6 router and two eero 6 extenders, allowing you to really blanket your home in WiFi, and get rid of any deadspots that you might have. The eero 6 three-pack is able to cover around 5,000 square-feet, which is enough to cover most homes and then some. The extenders can be placed elsewhere around your home, and give you places for wired internet, as well as great WiFi in places like the basement where it might not get as great of a signal....

Google updated the Lens icon in March 2021. It replaced the rounded square with a more simplistic camera icon. The company wanted to better communicate that tapping the button will open the camera. However, for more than a year, the new icon only appeared in the Google app. The standalone Lens app available via the Play Store still features the previous icon. Google also hasn’t updated the shortcuts to the visual search tool in other apps such as Photos....

Latest Google Pixel bug may mess up some of your audio settings Latest Google Pixel bug may mess up some of your audio settings People have started noticing that the phone’s ringtone is different, without their input. The same goes for notification and alarm sounds. Needless to say, this is quite odd, and confusing for people. I didn’t notice this happening on my Pixel 4a, but folks over at 9to5Google seem to be having this issue, along with a number of other people....