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Twitter reverted recent change, the ‘Latest Tweets’ default setting is back Twitter reverted recent change, the ‘Latest Tweets’ default setting is back So, what exactly is going on? Well, as things stand, when you open Twitter, you can see a star icon in the top-right corner. When you tap that, you can choose between ‘Home’ and ‘Latest Tweets’ options. The option you choose remains your default option. Twitter wanted to change that....

Twitter started testing Android app redesign with edge-to-edge images & video Twitter started testing Android app redesign with edge-to-edge images & video A tipster, Yogesh Brar, reported that he got the redesign, as did some other users in the comments. I didn’t receive it, nor did any of my colleagues, so I asked him to share a screenshot for us to check it out. If you take a look at the two images below, you’ll be able to see both old and new designs....

You can already use the “star” icon in the top-right corner of your main feed to switch between the two views on Twitter. When you tap this quick toggle, a pop-up will appear telling you which view (Home or Latest) your timeline is currently set to, along with an option to switch to the other view as well as see your content preferences. But going forward, things will look slightly different....

The Ulefone Power Armor 14 Pro did well in the company’s gaming test The Ulefone Power Armor 14 Pro did well in the company’s gaming test If you check out the video below this article, you’ll see the Power Armor 14 Pro in action. Ulefone actually tested nine popular Android games on the device, just to see how it performs. The games in question are: PUBG Mobile, NBA LIVE Mobile Basketball, Need for Speed No Limits, Modern Strike Online, Asphalt 9: Legends, 8 Ball Pool, RACE: Rocket Arena Car Extreme, Mini Basketball, and The Lord of the Rings....

So let’s go over what exactly Android Adaptive battery is, how to enable it, and what it does. What is Android Adaptive Battery? What is Android Adaptive Battery? On Android, there are a lot of apps that run in the background, compared to iOS where many are not running. That’s one way that iOS is able to offer such better battery life with smaller battery sizes. A lot of apps on Android are constantly pulling data like your contacts, location data and other things....