Sony A6100 review: Incredible autofocus performance for a budget camera
Body and handlingThe A6100 has largely retained all the design cues of past A6000-series models. I’ve never been a big fan because, to my eyes, these cameras are blocky and inelegant compared to… Link: Sony A6100 review: Incredible autofocus performance for a budget camera
Pokémon Home costs three times more than the service it replaces
For that price, you’ll be able to store up to 6,000 Pokémon, as well as take better advantage of some of the app’s marquee features. For instance, Pokémon Home includes an evolution of the… Read this article: Pokémon Home costs three times more than the service it replaces
‘Metro Exodus’ and ‘Gylt’ are February’s free Stadia Pro games
Metro Exodus was initially exclusive to Epic Games Store on PC, but the first-person shooter debuted on Stadia when Google launched the service in November. Gylt, meanwhile, is Stadia’s first… The rest is here: ‘Metro Exodus’ and ‘Gylt’ are February’s free Stadia Pro games
Engadget giveaway: Win a Google Pixel 3a courtesy of TurboTax!
It’s tax time again, and while Intuit’s TurboTax has free filing options, it also offers online services with premium support from credentialed CPAs, tax attorneys and advisors. If you’re curious… Follow this link: Engadget giveaway: Win a Google Pixel 3a courtesy of TurboTax!
Facebook asks 2 billion users to check their privacy settings
You may also have greater control over your data in the process. The company’s Off-Facebook Activity tool is now available worldwide, giving you both a summary of data from third-party sites… Originally posted here: Facebook asks 2 billion users to check their privacy settings
