Friday 28 December 2018

The 9 best apps for your new Windows PC

Microsoft has done a good job updating its Windows 10 operating system with useful utilities and features, but there’s still room for plenty of third-party apps. If you’ve just received a new PC over the holidays, we have some favorite Windows apps that will improve your experience — and maybe your life.
We here at The Verge have rounded up our favorite and most-used apps, games, and utilities. Look for our app picks for iPhones, Android phones, PCs, and Macs; our favorite games for PCs, iOS and Android, and our top choices for the PS4, Xbox One, and the Nintendo Switch.
TWEETEN
Twitter’s default app for Windows 10 is just a web app, and it’s rather basic. Tweeten has been my favorite Windows 10 Twitter app for a while now. In short, it gives you TweetDeck on Windows by taking the web interface of TweetDeck and making it a lot more Windows 10-friendly, with some additional options so it fits well into Microsoft’s dark UI.
NEXTGEN READER
There are plenty of news apps available on Windows, but if you read a lot of news through RSS, then Nextgen Reader is still the best available. It’s $5.99 in the Microsoft Store, but for that price you’re getting an RSS reader that works well with both a touchscreen tablet and a keyboard and mouse. You can also sync articles for offline reading, and it also supports Live Tiles in the Windows 10 Start screen.
PLEX
Plex is simply the best way to organize photo and video collections. It’s free in the Microsoft Store, and you can stream media files to basically every device you already own. It’s a good way to stream files from your PC to an Xbox One, too.
WOX
Wox brings a Mac-like launcher to Windows that lets you find apps and files or quickly search the web. It’s very similar to Alfred on the Mac, and it’s a much more powerful way of searching than the built-in Windows search. Wox also supports plug-ins so you can customize exactly what you search for, or even translate languages right within the launcher.
SHAREX
ShareX is the ultimate screenshot tool for Windows. It might be overkill for most people, but if you want to take the best screenshots you can, then this great little power-user utility will let you crop, doodle, and even create GIFs or screen recordings. You can also snap a screenshot and automatically upload it to Imgur or other file hosting websites with one tap of a button.
EARTRUMPET
Microsoft’s built-in Windows 10 audio management isn’t the best. EarTrumpet aims to overhaul it completely. This is a system tray utility that gives you volume levels for every app, and the ability to set custom inputs and outputs for those apps. If you want YouTube to play out of your speakers, but your game audio to output on your headset, then this is the app for you.
QUICKLOOK
QuickLook is a great addition if you’re coming from a Mac to a PC, but it’s a useful boost for seasoned PC users, too. It’s a simple utility that lets you quickly preview files in File Explorer using your spacebar. It works just like the macOS Quick Look feature — you can hit enter to open in the default app, or choose a different app in which to open the file. It works well for most file types that you’d want to preview, but GIFs might take an extra few seconds to load. Even with that caveat, QuickLook is better than constantly opening files to find the one you’re looking for.
GROUPY
Groupy brings the tabbed interface from your browser to the rest of Windows. You can take any app you have open and make it a tab in another app. It’s really useful if you want to group a set of apps or tasks into a single window, or if you just love having tabs for everything. Groupy is available for $4.99 on its own or as part of Stardock’s Object Desktop, which also gives you the Fences utility to help organize your desktop icons.
1PASSWORD
A password manager is essential in 2018. 1Password is my favorite pick for managing passwords; it even handles two-factor authentication. The app will save passwords for you in your browser, and its mobile apps will handle your passwords elsewhere. You only have to remember one single password to manage all of your online passwords, so it will make sure you stop using the same password everywhere. On Windows 10, you’ll even get Windows Hello integration so you can log into 1Password with a fingerprint scanner or just your face.

Honor View 20 hands-on: Are holes better than notches?

Ever since the iPhone X, nearly every Android device has included a notch to provide a slightly larger screen-to-body ratio. The trend’s become so rampant and so popular, Google even tailored Android 9 Pieto specifically support the feature.
Consumers clearly haven’t been happy with the notch though. Many phones in 2018 were nearly indistinguishable from one another, and those with more unique designs have been questionable in appearance. We’re all looking forward to the day when we can embed the selfie camera under the display, and Honor is taking the first step towards that reality by embedding the camera in a small hole in the display.
The Honor View 20 is the company’s first device with a FullView display, which hides the 25MP front-facing camera in a 4.5mm cutout in the top left corner of the screen. This screen has eighteen layers, and drills just two of the bottom layers to make room for the camera. This helps uphold the structural integrity of the glass while maintaining a number of transparent layers to protect the sensor.
Honor says it chose the top left of the screen for the hole because important information like the time and battery percentage are usually displayed in the top right. It also ran user polls to determine where people would prefer a cutout to be, and people apparently overwhelmingly chose the top left.
Honor is making a big deal over how it made the hole just 4.5mm instead of the 6mm cutout the competition is using. It made clear jabs at Samsung during its presentation. In my time with the device, the hole felt hardly noticeable, but I didn’t get to use the device for gaming or YouTube, where the hole would likely be much more intrusive.
The selfie camera cutout isn’t the only unique thing about this phone though. The Honor View 20 is one of the first devices to use Sony’s new IMX 586 sensor, enabling the 48MP camera Honor has stuffed into this thing. We didn’t get to try the camera out at the event, but we’re eager to put it through its paces and test it against other high-res cameras like the Huawei Mate 20 Pro. There is also a 3D camera seated next to the 48MP sensor for depth detection and for creating virtual versions of objects.
Honor included a third Wi-Fi antenna underneath the volume down button on the right side of the device, so you’ll get better reception while using the device in landscape mode. We’re not completely sure how much better this will actually make reception, but overkill is never a bad thing. The other antennas are in the back of the phone under the glass.
Dual-Band GPS is also present here, and should help the device triangulate your location much better, especially in cities with tall buildings.
Honor is clearly positioning this as its last flagship device for 2018 and first for 2019. It sports Huawei’s best and brightest Kirin 980 chipset, widely considered one of the best processors available for Android. Only a couple of other phones on the market sport this chip at the moment, and it won’t have much competition until Qualcomm’s flagship Snapdragon 855 releases early next year.
The Honor View 20 packs 6 or 8GB of RAM and 128 or 256GB of internal storage, making it a head-to-head competitor with flagships from most other companies. It also has expandable storage up to 256GB in capacity, something not many other flagships currently offer. For some reason this has transitioned to a mid-range feature over the last couple of years, so we’re glad to see Honor recognizing its popularity.
Huawei’s Nano Memory storage tech is not present in this device, making the Mate 20 Pro the only phone to support it so far. We’re not exactly peeved though, since it’s proprietary Huawei technology, which would force consumers to buy its particular storage cards.
These specs are all powered by a 4,000mAh battery, which charges via Honor’s 4.5V/5A FastCharge technology. This isn’t the same 40W SuperCharge tech present in Huawei’s Mate 20 Pro, but Honor claims the handset can regenerate 55 percent of its battery in 30 minutes.
Surprisingly, Honor included a 3.5mm headphone jack in this device. This feature also now exists almost exclusively in mid-range phones, so we’re extremely excited to see it included. We asked Honor why it decided to maintain the jack, and it said user research showed it was still quite popular. The inclusion of the port with such a large display also proves there is still room for headphone jacks in phones. It’s going to be hard for other manufacturers to make excuses anymore.
Honor spends a lot of time making sure its devices look unique, and I’d say it’s succeeded here. The Honor View 20 has a unique V design when it catches the light just right. It looks different from pretty much any phone out there. The device we saw was the black model, but more colors are coming in the future.
The company also announced the Honor X Moschino, which is a special edition Honor View 20 made in partnership with Italian fashion brand Moschino. This variant offers 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage for 3,999 yuan (~$580).
The standard Honor View 20 launches in Chinese markets on Dec. 26, starting at 2,999 yuan (~$435) for the 6GB+128GB model, and 3,499 yuan (~$507) for the 8GB/128GB variant. A global launch is set for Jan. 21, 2019 in Paris, and we can expect wider pricing and availability details to be announced then.
What do you think about this device? It’s interesting to see Honor competing with its big brother Huawei in specs, but we’re happy to see a hyper-competitive option from a traditionally mid-range company.

Google will reportedly introduce two new Pixel phones in early 2019

While we’re likely still a year away from Google’s next flagship smartphone, rumors and reports in recent weeks have led us to believe that we’ll be seeing a more affordable model of the current line in the near future. Adding to the pile this week is Android Police, which, citing a source familiar with Google’s plans, claims that the company will launch two new smartphones on Verizon in early spring 2019: the Pixel 3 Lite and Pixel 3 XL Lite.
As Android Police points out, Google has focused all of its efforts on premium Android devices in recent years, which will make these the first mid-range phones from the company released in the US since the $379 Nexus 5X in 2015. But with the success of the iPhone XR, it only makes sense for Google to follow suit.
While we have seen a few purported prototype leaks of the phones, there’s still plenty of mystery surrounding the new Pixels. That said, previous reports have indicated that the Pixel 3 Lite will feature a Snapdragon 670 or 710 processor, 4GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage, 12-megapixel rear camera, 8-megapixel front camera, and a 5.5-inch display. The Pixel 3 XL Lite should have similar specs, but a larger 6-inch display (hence the “XL”).
If Google does plan to have the phones ready for an “early spring 2019” launch, we might see them as early as CES or MWC at the beginning of next year. On the other hand, Google (much like Apple) prefers to host its own events for hardware debuts, so there’s no telling when the phones will be announced.

Samsung's Remote Access Feature Sounds Like Chromecast on Steroids

CES is less than two weeks away and with it will come a whole slew of announcements about the TVs your living room will covet in 2019, but Samsung has made one announcement early that reads like a souped up version of Chromecast. Its 2019 TV sets will allow you to remote access your computer.
Or a computer. Frustratingly, the details in Samsung’s press release are spare so we don’t know which computers, tablets, and phones the new Remote Access feature will work with. VMWare, the company Samsung is teaming up with to supply the remote access ability, does offer software on most of the major OSes, including Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, so one can presume the Remote Access feature might work across platforms, which would make it more appealing than offerings from Google, LG, Roku, and Apple TV, which all have pretty severe limitations on which operating systems they work with.
This feels like a natural step up from the 2017 and 2018 line of Samsung TVs, which had a Steam Link app available that allows gamers to stream games from from their PC to the TV via Steam. Soon they should be able to easily pop over browser based videos or video chats. Or 2019 Samsung set owners could just use their TV as a giant monitor. According to Samsung’s press release, you’ll be able to use a mouse and keyboard (presumably via USB) with the it.
The press release also claims a “web browser-based cloud office service” will be accessible via Remote Access—though no word on if this will be a Google or Microsoft affair, or some new Bixby-branded office suite.
Samsung also claims that Remote Access will be secure thanks to “proprietary Knox security technology” which is the kind of frustrating PR speak that leaves you with scant details. We’ve reached out to Samsung directly for additional information and will update should we hear back.

Samsung Accidentally 'Confirms' Radical Galaxy S10

We know a great deal about Samsung’s (very expensive) Galaxy S10, but a flurry of major leaks over the Christmas period have now taught us a lot more. And they stem from Samsung itself…
Thanks to a supply chain slip-up, Samsung has accidentally confirmed exactly what the Galaxy S10 will look like. And fans of the Galaxy Note 7 will be in for a surprise.
In a series of tweets, Samsung industry insider Ice Universe has confirmedthe Galaxy S10+ will be almost identical in size to the Galaxy Note 7 after the leaker managed to obtain an official Samsung case. This comparison is extremely impressive as the 2016 phone fitted a 5.7-inch display and Ice Universe states the Galaxy S10+ will squeeze a massive 6.44-inch screen into the same size chassis (153.5 x 73.9 x 7.9 mm / 6.04 x 2.91 x 0.31-inch).
Ice Universe was also able to demonstrate how Samsung will achieve this as the Galaxy S10+ bottom bezel (or ‘chin’) will be even smaller than both the iPhone X and Huawei Mate 20 Pro.
The official case also confirms Samsung will realign the Galaxy S10+ cameras, placing them horizontally with an upgraded triple camera (plans for a quad camera were recently scrapped) and Ice Universe notes that charging speeds will increase too.
The official case is the first time we have been able to formally nail down the exact design of the Galaxy S10+ and it ties in with my exclusive earlier this month. Since the Galaxy S10 will look identical to the Plus model (apart from its smaller 6.11-inch display) this means we also now know what that will look like as well.
Consequently, only the new budget flat screen Galaxy S10 remains a mystery.
On the flipside, Samsung’s Galaxy S10 pricing is eye-watering and it’s unclear whether the new design in combination with a ultrasonic in-display reader will be enough to tempt customers to pay up. That said with the range’s release coming sooner than expected, Samsung fans won’t have to wait long to find out…

Thursday 27 December 2018

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A new Google Chrome attack can freeze your Windows 10 device

A new exploit has been discovered in Google Chrome that can potentially freeze Windows 10 devices completely. The new bug is being used in a tech support scam that freezes Windows 10 and then tells the user that their device is infected by a virus.
The newly discovered bug uses Javascript code to create a loop and which makes it impossible to close the tab or the browser. The pop-up also claims to from the official Microsoft support website and claims that the computer is infected with a virus, which could compromise your passwords, browser history, credit card information and other data. Since it’s a loop, every time you try to close it, it will open again almost instantly and will push your resource usage to 100% which will eventually freeze the computer.
While this looks like a legit issue, it’s just a scam and you can fix your computer easily by following the steps below.
Open Task Manager from the Taskbar
Go to the Processes tab
Click on Google Chrome (or GoogleChrome.exe)
Click End Task button at the bottom right corner
Also, make sure you have not set Google Chrome to restore back the old tabs as this will open the website again. A good way to avoid tech support scams it to verify the information before paying anyone money to fix your device. This is not the first time, a tech support scam has been identified that targetted Google Chrome. Earlier this year, we reported how a Download Bomb exploit has targetted major web browsers and only Microsoft Edge was imune to the attack. A good thumb of rule to prevent from getting scammed is to remember that companies don’t usually ask users to pay money unless they have thoroughly checked the device and identified the problem.

How to Schedule Text Messages on Android

Whether you have friends or family members who work and live different schedules than you, or you find yourself sending more “happy belated birthday” messages than you’d like, having the ability to schedule text messages ahead of time is an incredibly useful feature.
Unfortunately, only certain Android smartphones let you do this out of the box. That doesn’t mean it’s impossible if you’re using, say, a Google Pixel phone. There are multiple ways to schedule texts on Android—provided you have the right app for the job.
Schedule Texts on Samsung Smartphones
Samsung Galaxy and Note smartphones users have it the easiest since they can schedule texts messages using the default Samsung SMS app that comes pre-installed on these smartphones:
Open the Samsung SMS app
Draft your text message
Tap the “+” button near the text field, or the three dots in the top right corner of the screen to open the calendar
Select the date and time
Tap “Send” to schedule.
While this is great news for Samsung Galaxy and Note owners, the stock SMS app on non-Samsung Android phones—like Google Pixel phones— lacks an equivalent feature. Scheduling texts is still possible, but you’ll have to use a third-party app messaging instead.
Use Pulse SMS to Schedule Texts
In order to schedule texts on non-Samsung Android phones, you’ll need to replace the basic Android SMS app—that’s where Pulse SMS comes in.
Pulse SMS is not only one of the best looking alternative text messaging apps for available on all Android devices, it also includes features that make it better than the stock texting app. While some of these features are only available when you upgrade to the premium version (which costs $10 for lifetime access), the free version includes a text scheduler.
You’ll need to download Pulse SMS from Google Play and then set it to your default texting app, but once you’ve done that you can begin scheduling messages immediately. Here’s how:
Tap the orange “+” button and then select the contact you wish to text.
In the conversation window, tap the three vertical dots icon in the upper right, then tap “Schedule a message.”
Set the date and time using the calendar interface
Draft your message. When you’re finished, tap “add” to schedule.
How to find, edit, or delete a scheduled message in Pulse SMS:
Tap the menu icon in the upper left corner to open the sidebar.
Tap “Scheduled Messages”
Tap the conversation, then tap and hold the message you wish to modify. Select “Edit” to edit the text, or “Delete” to delete the scheduled message.
Use IFTTT to Schedule Texts
This method of scheduling texts is a little more complicated than directly scheduling a text via Pulse SMS, but if you don’t want to swap to a whole new SMS app, it’ll get the job done.
This IFTTT applet can be used to schedule a text message when a Google Calendar event is triggered. The only requirements are an IFTTT account linked to the necessary apps (IFTTT will request permission if you haven’t linked to proper accounts/apps yet). Simply use the links above and follow the on-screen instructions to set up the message.
Use Alarms or Calendar Reminders
This last suggestion is only a half measure since it requires you to follow through and send the text yourself, but having a reminder loaded with a pre-written message is better than nothing.
While you can’t directly schedule and send a text message through Google Calendar, you can still use it to set up event reminders to send a text for special occasions. You can even write up a draft of the text you’re thinking of sending in the “Notes” section when setting up the reminder; that way you can copy and paste the text when the time comes to finally send it.

This Right Here Is an Incredibly Annoying Thing About Android

Everything to love about Android, there is still one deeply annoying problem. One that can be so annoying it could make you swear off the OS altogether. It takes forever for the Google’s OS updates to trickle down to products manufactured by companies like Samsung, OnePlus, and Huawei. So while Samsung S9 and OnePlus 5 owners can now rejoice in the fact that they could have Android 9 Pie by the end of the year (depending on where they live), other Android users, including owners of year-old Samsung devices, get to wait until well into next year. And that’s really stupid!
Android 9 Pie has had slow to rollout thus far. When Google released the latest numbers of Android version adoption back in October Pie was entirely absent despite being out for nearly two months. Which means either Pie was purposely excluded or it has had a miserable adoption rate of 0.1-percent (the minimum required for Google to include a version in the chart).
So it’s not surprising it has taken Samsung this long. As many in America settled down to enjoy a couple of days off work this week, Samsung began rolling out the update from Android 8 Oreo to Android 9 Pie to a select number of Samsung Galaxy S9 handsets. So far, the update is only rolling out in Germany, Switzerland, Italy, United Arab Emirates, Netherlands, and Turkey. Tech Radar notes that the rest of the S9 family should have the update next month, but that’s still five months after Pie first became available in August 2018. Note 9 owners will have to wait until February 2019, while Note 8 and S8 owners will have to wait until March 2019 at the earliest.
That’s right, the older the handset, the longer the wait. Android 9 Pie, known as Android P before its launch, isn’t exactly the biggest update to come to the operating system, but it does include cool features like a Digital Wellbeing app to help you manage how much you stare at your phone, as well as more refined control over myriad notifications. These are great features that anyone with a Pixel can already enjoy, and have been able to since Google released the update in August.
The giant gap between Android Pie’s release and anticipated global availability for the Samsung S9, which launched back in March, feels excruciatingly obnoxious at this point. But this has also been the curse of Android from the get-go. The vanilla operating system might have been available in August, but Samsung runs a custom skin over it, and it takes time to update and test that customized version of the operating system. There’s no clear and easy way to speed up that timeline—apart from Samsung going vanilla, or hiring more software engineers.
Samsung isn’t the only manufacturer plagued with this problem. Nvidia has suffered its own update woes this year. Its 4K set-top box, the Shield, was finally updated to Android 8 Oreo back in June, months late and nearly a year after Google released Oreo. Meanwhile, the OnePlus 5 and OnePlus 5T are both getting Pie by the end of this month (the 5 launched June 2017, the 5T launched November 2017). Their successor, the OnePlus 6, got Pie a few months ago.
It’s hard to produce these updates, but one can’t deny that these companies also look like absolute clowns when compared to Google or Apple. Google is going with a vanilla version of Android that can be updated very quickly after a new release because nothing really major needs to be tweaked, while Apple’s closed ecosystem allows it to build its operating system to work perfectly with a handful of devices designed in-house. Thus Google and Apple can roll out updates quickly.
Sure, companies like Samsung tweak and modify Android to add their own innovative features, but dang, it’s annoying that it comes at the cost of being six months to a year behind Pixel devices on the core OS.

Galaxy S10 might include one of the iPhone’s most advanced features

New code found in Samsung’s Android Pie update suggests that the company’s upcoming Galaxy S10 may include support for 3D facial recognition. While current Galaxy models already boast facial recognition, Samsung’s offering is far less secure than what Apple uses with Face ID, for example. The reason, quite simply, is that Samsung’s implementation relies upon a 2D map of a user’s face and, as a result, the devices can easily be fooled with photos and video.
As to the newly discovered code, XDA Developers found data strings that make reference to Time of Flight cameras, technology which is commonly used with 3D mapping and can help differentiate between a 2D photo and an actual 3D face.
“Now, as was previously rumored, there’s evidence that at least one upcoming Samsung Galaxy smartphone will use a ToF sensor,” the report notes. “Hidden within the code for Samsung’s system application responsible for handling facial biometric authentication are new fields and methods explicitly mentioning a ToF camera.”
The news shouldn’t come as much of a surprise given that rumors regarding Samsung’s plan to significantly boost the reliability and security of its face recognition feature have been making the rounds for months now. Assuming the rumors pan out, it will be interesting to see how close Samsung’s implementation comes to keeping up with Face ID on Apple’s current iPhone XR and XS.
What remains unclear, though, is if the improved facial recognition feature will be implemented on all Galaxy S10 models. As you may recall, it’s widely believed that Samsung at Mobile World Congress is planning to introduce four S10 models, including a flagship device with 5G support. While it’s entirely possible that Samsung may save its improved facial recognition feature for the higher-end S10 device, it would be nice to see it available even on the entry-level model.

Wednesday 26 December 2018

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Surface Go with Linux Review: almost the perfect open source notepad

You have probably had your fill of Surface Go reviews that seem to split the tech world in two. You’ve also most likely seen the brawls between the Surface Go and the iPad Pro, especially those revolving around the rhetoric of real PCs. So why not have yet another Surface Go review? This time, however, we’ll take a rather different spin and highlight one aspect that really does make the Surface Go a “real PC”: being able to install other operating systems like Linux. And in that regard, it is near perfect as an on-the-go Linux digital notepad.
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I won’t bore you with the details you’ve most likely read before. The Surface Go is by no means a powerful machine. If pure performance is measured, it could very well be outranked by last year’s iPad Pros, especially when it comes to battery life. But just to recap, Microsoft’s smallest Surface runs on a “special” Intel Pentium Gold 4415Y. The 10-inch screen still bears Microsoft’s unique 3:2 ratio, this time at 1800×1200 pixels. The battery is rated at 27Wh and charges either via Microsoft’s usual proprietary Surface Connect or, surprise surprise, a lone USB-C port that does both power, data, and video out.
One point of contention with earlier Surface Go reviews was the fact that most of them reviewed the more expensive model with 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of SSD, which is also what I bought. While that may almost be a necessity when it comes to Windows 10, especially after breaking out of S Mode, it may be a minor consideration if you have Linux in mind right from the very start. Linux is more efficient with both RAM and storage, though the 64 GB eMMC type on the base model could be a bottleneck. If, however, you plan on dual booting Windows and Linux, at least get the third model with 4 GB of RAM and 128 GB of SSD storage.
The Surface Go is definitely a looker for its size and bears the same design as its larger and more professional siblings. The sleek magnesium chassis makes it look pro even for its diminutive size while the slightly curved edges and lightweight construction make it comfortable to hold with one hand over longer periods. Not too long, though, because it’s still 1.1 lbs of metal and plastic. All the ports, which includes a headphone jack, are on the right side while the opposite edge is left barren to make room for magnetically sticking a Surface Pen to. The top has the power and volume rocker buttons along the plastic antenna area while the bottom has the groove and POGO pins for the Surface Go Type Cover. Both accessories are sold separately, of course.
Living side by side
It’s quite impressive and comforting how Linux has come a long way in supporting even new devices that have just come out of the market. Perhaps it helps that many of the components that Microsoft used in the Surface Go have also been used in other Surface Pros, which have already been tested by daring Linux users.
As such, it fortunately didn’t take much to get Linux cohabiting with Windows 10 on the same machine. It may or may not be easier to have simply wiped off Microsoft’s OS but I still had use for that. On the Windows side, the biggest step was to disable BitLocker encryption on the C: drive (if it was even enabled) and then shrinking the Windows partition to make room for Linux plus 8 GB or so of swap. As mentioned, Linux isn’t much of a memory hog and non-critical system files can be offloaded to a microSD card anyway. Linux distros have also come a long way in making sure their installers work with modern features like UEFI and Secure Boot so the process was thankfully straightforward and uneventful.
It’s almost surprising, pleasantly, of course, how many things worked properly right out of the box. Wi-Fi needed a bit of coaxing but that is fortunately already documented. Bluetooth was working from day one. Display, touch, and even the Surface Pen’s pressure sensitivity and buttons worked without a hitch. The Type Cover’s touch pad was also properly detected and supported multi-finger gestures. Even power management was off to a good start. Accelerometer and proximity sensors are also detected, though their use mostly depends on your distro and desktop environment of choice. In this case, I used the Ubuntu-based KDE Neon. Long story short, save for a few pieces we’ll get to later, the Surface Go Linux experience is almost painless, as if you were installing it on any other modern laptop.
Performance and Battery
Installing Linux on the Surface Go would have been an exercise in futility if it ended up being unusable. Then again, this piece probably wouldn’t have been written in the first place if that were the case. While it’s harder to benchmark Linux performance due to lack of popular tools and the combinations off distros and desktops, one can probably make a generalization and rate it as “Great!”.
The display is bright and crisp. It’s considered a High DPI screen, though, so you may have to adjust the resolution or zooming to your comfort levels. Touch is completely usable and may even be fun to use, provided you’re using software that support it. Linux users might have to workaround those, but there is no shortage of utilities and tools for those. Onboard, for example, makes for a great configurable virtual keyboard while Touchegg on Ubuntu lets you have some multi-finger touch screen gestures as well.
Performance, of course, varies depending on the software you use. Again, Linux and its programs are kinder to CPU and memory but there will be times that even the 8 GB RAM might cause the system to choke for a bit. That’s especially true when you have multiple tabs open in Chrome or having multiple hi-res layers in Krita. Compiling in the background with multiple programs often could also result in some noticeable lag but nothing I threw at it has caused the Surface Go to grind to a halt. Yes, you can even play games on it, including those found on Steam for Linux. Your concern, however, will be the middling Intel GPU and throttling due to heat.
Battery life is another one of those metrics that is hard to pin down. Microsoft advertises 9 hours but none of the reviewers reached that much. They consider themselves lucky if they reach 6 hours. On Linux, 7 hours average is normal and might even be on the low end. The Surface Go makes up for its disappointing longevity with its ability to be topped off with a power bank. That said, not any power bank would do. One that has USB-C Power Deliver and dishes out 30 to 40 watts is probably the best. A slim 18W would be the bare minimum but, depending on what you’re doing, it could be a slow trickle or even a slow discharge.
Almost Perfect
Unsurprisingly, not everything works, or at least not yet. Neither camera is detected, for one, and while that saves you from being ridiculed taking photos with a large slab, it does leave out video chats and conferences. Audio is also a bit on the soft side though the mic does work at least. The biggest problem at the moment, however, is that the Surface Go boots directly into Windows, no matter how you installed Linux properly. You have to boot into Advanced Restart options after booting into Windows to get it to boot into GRUB. Or probably don’t reboot at all since Suspend works just fine.
So why go through all that to install Linux? It isn’t a matter of “because you can”, though there’s definitely some bragging rights involved. The Surface Go is actually an impressive piece of tech and is probably the lightest, best-looking, and well-performing Linux tablet you’ll be able to get your hands on. Save for a tablet that’s been made and designed to run Linux from that start, of course.
There is no shortage of small-form Linux computers out there, from Planet Computing’s Gemini PDA to the GPD Pocket “palm top” to the quirky stylus-enabled One Mix Yoga. But when it comes to an eye and finger-friendly general purpose Linux tablet that you can do almost anything on, within reason and limitations, the Surface Go seems to have, rather ironically, come closest to being the Linux iPad Pro. Now that is a real computer.

The GPU Compute Performance From The NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 To TITAN RTX

A few days back we posted initial Linux benchmarks of the NVIDIA TITAN RTX graphics card, the company's newest flagship Titan card shipping as of a few days ago. That initial performance review included a look at the TensorFlow performance and other compute tests along with some Vulkan Linux gaming benchmarks. In this article is a look at a more diverse range of GPU compute benchmarks while testing thirteen NVIDIA graphics cards going back to the GTX 680 Kepler days.
Besides being a diverse range of NVIDIA cards looking at the raw Linux GPU compute performance, complementing that performance data is also the AC system power consumption and performance-per-Watt metrics as well as thermal data. All of that data generated in a fully-automated and reproducible manner using the open-source Phoronix Test Suite benchmarking software. The AC system power data was being polled by PTS using a WattsUp Pro power meter.
All of the tests were done from the Intel Core i9 9900K system running Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS with the Linux 4.19 kernel and NVIDIA 415.23 driver and CUDA 10.0.
The tests today ranged from OpenCL desktop workloads like Darktable to OctaneBench 4.0 to various CUDA/OpenCL scientific programs, FAHBench, LuxMark, and others. Again, if you are interested in TensorFlow performance with different models and precision, check out the article from last week for all of those current numbers. The cards tested in this benchmarking go-around included the:
- GTX 680
- GTX 780 Ti
- GTX 970
- GTX 980
- GTX 980 Ti
- GTX TITAN X GM200
- GTX 1060
- GTX 1070
- GTX 1080
- GTX 1080 Ti
- RTX 2080
- RTX 2080 Ti
- TITAN RTX
The NVIDIA compute tests were done with the cards I had available for testing that were not busy in other rigs; sans the RTX 2070 that is currently having issues. I'm still in the process of vetting Radeon's ROCm 2.0 release and should have some comparison benchmarks there in the days ahead. Without further ado, let's check out the green GPU compute performance this Christmas.
With Darktable the TITAN RTX is basically in line with the RTX 2080 Ti due to diminishing returns for scaling even with these already very large resolution RAW images used for testing that aim to be representative of current RAW image handling. But it is interesting for showing just how the OpenCL Darktable performance compares from the once very capable GTX 680 through now with the ultra high-end TITAN RTX.
OctaneBench 4.0 was recently released and does handle the Turing GPUs quite well. The TITAN RTX here was 6% faster than the RTX 2080 Ti -- though not quite as large of a margin as showing in many of the TensorFlow tests that were ~12% faster.
While running OctaneBench, the TITAN RTX had a 315 Watt average AC system power draw on this 9900K system with a peak of 350 Watts, compared to 299 Watts on the RTX 2080 Ti for an average and peak of 330 Watts.
But even with the slightly higher power draw of the TITAN RTX, the performance-per-Watt was still comparable to the leading RTX 2080 Ti.
The Parboil scientific tests with OpenCL do very well on the RTX 2080 series.
The double precision performance measured by the OpenCL Mixbench was about 6% faster than the RTX 2080 Ti. Compared to the GTX 680, it was a 3.35x performance difference.
For global memory bandwidth measured by clpeak, the TITAN RTX was 3.75x the speed of the GTX 680 while being 5% faster than the RTX 2080 Ti that is also equipped with the GDDR6 video memory.
FAHBench as the Folding@Home benchmark had a negligible performance difference compared to the RTX 2080 Ti, but here was interesting to see the 9.4x spread in performance.
Even with performance-per-Watt, the RTX 2080 Ti and TITAN RTX offer 4.8x the power efficiency of the GTX 680 Kepler.
With the LuxMark OpenCL benchmarks, the TITAN RTX offered better performance than the RTX 2080 Ti while still offering either better or comparable power efficiency.
Here's a look at all of these different graphics cards and their GPU core temperatures during the span of all the GPU compute benchmarks carried out for this article. The TITAN RTX had an average temperature of 64 degrees and a peak of 79 degrees, actually a few degrees lower on all the metrics compared to the GTX 680 as well as many of the other cards tested.
The TITAN RTX also came out well with these tests in the overall AC system power consumption metrics and slightly ahead of the RTX 2080 Ti for these particular workloads (see more power data in the original TITAN RTX Linux benchmarks article). This article is basically complementary data points to the original tests featuring TensorFlow, Linux gaming, etc.
If you want to see how your own Linux GPU compute performance compares to this diverse range of NVIDIA cards tested, simply install the Phoronix Test Suite and then run phoronix-test-suite benchmark 1812259-PTS-NVIDIATI26.
For those wondering about Blender rendering performance on the TITAN RTX, there are these standalone tests so far using a patched build of Blender 2.79 that has the CUDA 10 support needed for Turing cards. I'm still working on getting the Blender 2.80 beta to play nicely for benchmarking and when that's working right will have a large comparison on that front.

OnePlus 5 and 5T get Android 9 Pie in their stockings this year with OxygenOS 9.0.0 release

Normally the very end of the year brings us a lull in smartphone news — holiday shopping's over and the deals are drying up, but we've still got another week or so before CES really starts making waves. But leave it to OnePlus to sneak in some Christmas Day excitement, as the company starts distribution of OxygenOS 9.0.0 OTA updates for the OnePlus 5 and 5T.
It was just a matter of time before we saw this release land, following the availability of the Pie-bestowing Open Beta 20 and 22 updates a couple weeks back. Now with any last-minute bugs hopefully identified and stomped out comes the release of the public OTA, bringing Android 9 Pie and OxygenOS 9.0.0 to the OnePlus 2017 lineup.
The changelog is largely the same as we saw with those Open Beta releases:
System Updated system to Android™ 9 Pie™
Brand new UI for Android Pie
Brand new navigation gestures (Available for OnePlus 5T only)
Updated Android security patch to 2018.12
Other new features and system improvements
New Gaming mode 3.0 Added text notification mode
Added notification for 3rd party calls
Do Not Disturb mode New Do Not Disturb (DND) mode with adjustable settings
Camera Integrated Google Lens mode
OnePlus advises users that it's starting distribution slowly with the one, only hitting a small fraction of phones today. If everything looks good, expect the company to really open the tap and start delivering the OTA en masse in the days to come.

Next-gen Xbox may hit 4K 240FPS, says analyst

Microsoft is working on multiple new Xbox consoles in its next-gen Scarlett family of systems, including a mid- and enthusiast-grade console. But what kind of performance can we expect? Maybe 4K 240FPS?
Official details about Microsoft's new next-gen Xbox family are scarce. Sources say the higher-end system will be outfitted with AMD's powerful new Navi GPU and Zen 2 CPU architectures to surpass the Xbox One X's 4K 60FPS perf, similar to the tech that should power Sony's PlayStation 5. How much more powerful will the Scarlett Xbox system be than the Xbox One X? No one knows for sure, but one analyst tossed around an interesting figure: 4K 240FPS.
In a recent interview with Gamingbolt, Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter discussed the new Xbox family and attached huge perf to the top-tier model. "So I think there will be a streaming device, like a $100 Xbox console that doesn't run in 4K or 240 frames per second. And then I think there will be a more expensive $400 console that supports 4K, 240 FPS, virtual reality. I don't know if there will be 'models'. I don't think you're going to get completely different devices," Pachter said in the interview.
Now it's worth mentioning the 4K 240FPS remark is probably an offhand comment and may not be an actual prediction. The Xbox One X and PlayStation 4 Pro systems can't always hit native 4K, let alone native 4K 60FPS, but both companies are likely working in tandem with AMD to make highly customized hardware to push new gaming performance. It might be possible but it'll be costly and we'll probably see some resolution upscaling involved to hit 240FPS.
And of course it'll be up to developers to use the pool of hardware power as they see fit, so even if the next-gen Xbox can hit 4K 240FPS, we shouldn't expect it in every single game.
At the same time, it's likely that both the Xbox Scarlett family and PlayStation 5 will be backward compatible and play current-generation games.
We should see major boost patches and updates to scale current and older games on the new hardware to make them play better on next-gen consoles. Basically it'll be another big step beyond the current Xbox One Enhanced and PS4 Pro Boost Mode features found in various games.
The next-gen Xbox Scarlett family, which includes two systems codenamed Lockhart and Anaconda, should release in 2020.
Microsoft has yet to confirm anything other than they're working on new Xbox consoles. Reports indicate that a new digital-only Xbox is in development and that it should sit in the current Xbox One family. The system should be low-cost and not feature a disc drive, and may be specifically designed to tap Microsoft's wealth of subscriptions and services like Xbox LIVE and Game Pass.
While we don't know exact details or specifics on performance, we know this: the console wars are far from over.

A hot new Android phone you can’t buy just set a Guinness World record

If you were looking for brand new, affordable, Android devices, you should know there’s a new toy in town that might meet your needs. The phone features an all-screen screen with a minimal notch, which is apparently an excellent design for winning a new Guinness Book world record. All you have to do is use more than 1,000 devices to create a huge dynamic display to get it. And because it’s Christmas, that display has the shape of a Christmas tree. That said, the handset might not make it to the States and other international markets.
That’s because it’s made by Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi, which focuses on the local Asian markets before bringing its devices to other regions of the world. The Mi Play is incredibly affordable, priced at just 1,099 yuan, or around $160.
For that price, you get an all-screen phone that has a circular notch at the top, but also noticeable top and bottom bezels. Still, the phone packs a more than decent screen-to-body ratio for a great price.
Specs include a 5.84-inch display with 2280 x 1080 resolution and 19:9 aspect ratio, eight-core 12nm MediaTek P35 processor, 4GB of RAM, 64GB of storage, 12-megapixel and 2-megapixel rear cameras, 3,000 mAh battery, microUSB port, rear fingerprint sensor, and 3,000 mAh battery. Buyers in China will also get one year of free data, or 10GB of traffic per month.
To promote the new Mi Play phone, Xiaomi created the huge dynamic display in the image above, in the shape of a Christmas tree. Placed inside a shopping mall in China, the display, with its 1,005 units, won Xiaomi a new Guinness Book record. The previous record was held by a display using just 504 units, PhoneArena reports.
In addition to working as a display, the enormous dynamic Christmas tree also acts as a mobile hotspot, providing Wi-Fi access to shoppers at the mall. It took 12 hours to assemble the display, with the hardest part being the synchronization of phones, so the screens all show the same image at the same time. The last phone was placed in the display by Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun, the report notes

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Microsoft plans new 4K webcams to bring facial recognition to all Windows 10 devices, says report

Microsoft will reportedly release its own webcams in 2019 to bring Windows Hello facial recognition to all Windows 10 devices.
Microsoft could release its own external webcams next year, with one aimed at extending Windows Hello facial recognition to all Windows 10 PCs.
Windows watcher Paul Thurrott reports that Microsoft is making the new 4K cameras for Windows 10 PCs and its gaming console Xbox One.
The camera targeted to Windows 10 will for the first time bring facial recognition to all Windows 10 PCs. Presently Windows Hello facial recognition is restricted to the built-in webcams like the ones on Microsoft's Surface devices. The webcam, which could be named under the Surface brand, would also return a Kinect-like feature to the Xbox One, allowing users to authenticate by putting their face in front of the camera.
Microsoft's planned webcams are said to be linked to the USB-C webcams that it has previously said could ship with the forthcoming Surface Hub 2, which features a USB-C port. The Surface Hub 2 is also due out in 2019.
Surface boss Panos Panay suggested Microsoft could release a USB-C webcam soon in an interview with The Verge in October, hinting that a camera could be used to extend an experience beyond its own Surface devices.
"Look at the camera on Surface Hub 2, note it's a USB-C-based camera, and the idea that we can bring a high fidelity camera to an experience, you can probably guess that's going to happen," said Panay.
The Windows Hello-compatible webcams will arrive as Microsoft advances its push for password-less sign in with Windows Hello at the core. With the release of the Windows 10 October 2018 Update, Microsoft enabled WebAuthn-based authentication, which paves the way for signing into its sites like Office 365 with Windows Hello and security keys.

Here’s when to expect Android Pie updates on 20+ Samsung devices including Galaxy S8, Note 8, more

After a few weeks of beta testing, Samsung has today officially kicked off its Android Pie rollout starting with the Galaxy S9. Just a few hours after that, the company has posted a full roadmap of when to expect Android Pie updates on various Samsung devices over the next few months. Here’s what you need to know.
Confirmed directly within the Samsung Members app (via SamMobile), the company has confirmed a roadmap for Android Pie updates on over 20 different devices. That includes various smartphones of all price points as well as some tablets too. This roadmap starts off by reiterating the Galaxy S9/+ updates in January. Obviously, things have kicked off a bit early, though.
This roadmap also mentions that the Note 9 won’t see its update until February. Considering it was a couple of weeks between the S9’s beta program launch and the Note 9, that makes sense. From there, we’ll also see the Galaxy S8 and Note 8 getting updates in March of 2019.
It appears that Samsung plans to deliver Android Pie updates throughout 2019. The Galaxy Tab A 10.5picks up its update last in October alongside some other Samsung tablets. The full roadmap is listed below and it’s unclear at the moment if any other Samsung devices are slated to get Android Pie updates.
  • Galaxy S9 (January 2019)
  • Galaxy S9+ (January 2019)
  • Galaxy Note 9 (February 2019)
  • Galaxy S8 (March 2019)
  • Galaxy S8+ (March 2019)
  • Galaxy Note 8 (March 2019)
  • Galaxy A8 2018 (April 2019)
  • Galaxy A8+ 2018 (April 2019)
  • Galaxy A7 2018 (April 2019)
  • Galaxy A9 2018 (April 2019)
  • Galaxy Tab S4 10.5 (April 2019)
  • Galaxy J4 (May 2019)
  • Galaxy J4+ (May 2019)
  • Galaxy J6 (May 2019)
  • Galaxy J6+ (May 2019)
  • Galaxy A8 Star (May 2019)
  • Galaxy J7 2017 (July 2019)
  • Galaxy J7 Duo (August 2019)
  • Galaxy Xcover4 (September 2019)
  • Galaxy J3 2017 (September 2019)
  • Galaxy Tab S3 9.7 (September 2019)
  • Galaxy Tab A 2017 (October 2019)
  • Galaxy Tab Active2 (October 2019)
  • Galaxy Tab A 10.5 (October 2019)

The 5 best smartphones of 2018

The past year was an important one for smartphone makers. With the handset market saturated with devices from manufacturers around the world, the major smartphone companies had to step up to prove their gadgets were worth the investment.
That included rolling out improved designs, better cameras, and boatloads of performance. These five phones did all of that and more. These are the best smartphones of 2018.
Apple iPhone XR
All the power of the iPhone XS for less
Apple’s (AAPL) iPhone XR gives you practically everything offered in the company’s XS and XS Max without the price tag. The XR features the same processor as the XS and XS Max, the same wide-angle lens rear camera, Apple’s Face ID facial recognition technology and, to top it off, is available in an array of color options.
The key differences between the XR and the XS and XS Max are the fact that the XR uses an LCD display, rather than the more vibrant OLED screens found on the XS and XS Max, and that the XR lacks a telephoto lens. That lens affords the XS and XS Max a 2X optical zoom, which ensures your photo doesn’t turn out pixelated and blurry when you zoom in on a subject.
Still, with a starting price of $749, the XR significantly undercuts the base XS and XS Max, which start at $999 and $1,099, respectively. The XR is easily the best iPhone for the money.
Google Pixel 3
Takes incredible low-light photos
Google’s (GOOG, GOOGL) Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL are the ultimate Android smartphones. Sure, there are other Android phones on this list, but the Pixel 3 is exactly what Google believes a smartphone should be. And a whole heck of a lot of that includes the company’s Google Assistant. The AI-powered voice assistant is spread across the Pixel 3, which makes for a more convenient experience for you, and gives Google access to information about how people are using the software, ensuring it improves over time.
The 5.5-inch Pixel 3 is a relatively plain-looking device with its rectangular body and display, while the 6.3-inch Pixel 3 XL features a more modern look complete with a notch at the top of the screen that houses the phone’s front cameras. That larger display will cost you, though. The base Pixel 3 costs $799, while the XL comes in at $899.
Outside of their sizes, the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL are virtually identical. And that includes their spectacular cameras. At launch the Pixel 3’s single-lens rear camera was already on a par with the iPhone’s camera. But when Google released its Night Sight software upgrade for the Pixel 3, the camera leapfrogged every other smartphone on the market. Night Sight can take photos in low-light settings that look so good, it’s almost as if they were shot during the day. It’s an incredible feat that competitors are surely working to counter at this very moment.
Apple iPhone XS Max
he best Apple has to offer
I’m a sucker for giant phones. I hate the fact that I can’t use them with one hand, but being able to watch videos and read articles on a big-screen handset is worth dropping it on occasion. That’s why the iPhone XS Max was the iPhone I fell hardest for in 2018. With a massive 6.3-inch OLED display, the Max provided vibrant colors on a panel that made it easier to watch movies on the go, or while hiding in a conference room to avoid work.
The XS Max has all of the features and functionality of the XR, but adds a second rear camera lens, the option for more storage and improved water resistance. There is one major drawback to the iPhone XS Max: the price. At $1,099, it’s an incredibly expensive smartphone. But if you can get past the sticker shock, the iPhone XS Max is sure to please.
OnePlus 6T
High-end features, at a mid-range price
OnePlus is a smartphone company that built its reputation through word-of-mouth advertising. You won’t see ads on TV or billboards on the highway for the handset maker, and yet OnePlus has an incredibly fierce following. And its latest, the 6T, ups the ante for the firm in a big way, adding an in-screen fingerprint reader and plenty of horsepower.
The 6T also debuted with the latest version of Google’s Android Operating System, Android Pie, and is the first OnePlus phone to launch on a major U.S. carrier: T-Mobile. Then there’s the price. OnePlus’s biggest selling point has always been that because the company doesn’t have to account for an advertising budget, it can charge less for its handsets.
Over the years the firm’s phones have seen their prices creep up ever so slightly, but you can still score a base 6T with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage for $549. Go all-out for the just plain silly McLaren Edition and its 10GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, and you’ll pay $699. That’s still less expensive than Apple’s iPhone XR, which is supposed to be the smartphone for everyone.
Samsung Galaxy Note 9
A big, beautiful screen and built-in stylus
Samsung’s big daddy, the Galaxy Note 9 is the smartphone giant’s halo phone, and it shows. It packs an absurdly large 6.4-inch display complete with the company’s fantastic Super AMOLED screen technology, as well as the Note line’s S Pen stylus.
The camera is more or less unchanged from the shooter used in the Galaxy S9 Plus, but that’s not exactly a negative, since that phone’s camera captured beautiful images. Samsung also added a new kind of AI feature called Scene Optimization that automatically tunes the camera’s settings based on the type of shot you’re taking.
Naturally, the Note 9 offers all-day battery life to match its enormous size and, of course, Samsung’s fast-charging technology. The Note 9 is an absolutely bruiser.

Some iOS 12.1.2 users reporting bug that kills cellular data — here’s how to fix it

After quickly releasing iOS 12.1.2 to the public just days after developers had a brief period to beta test the software update, user reports have trickled in about a bug which kills cellular data. While the issue is by no means widespread — no one from the 9to5 team has experienced it — it’s serious enough to merit a range of Twitter complaints and a Forbes article detailing the bug.
Interestingly, iOS 12.1.2 release notes are paper-thin, only mentioning two fixes — one related to eSIM functionality and the other, you guessed it, cellular connectivity issues. Specifically, the issues only seemed to ail Turkey, though now, the problems are more widespread.
From the iOS 12.1.2 release notes:
Addresses an issue that could affect cellular connectivity in Turkey for iPhone XR, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max
The complaints from Twitter are far and wide however, with users seeing issues all across the globe.
Interestingly in one case, a user reported that only a data connection to Facebook was successful, with Safari and other apps registering no connectivity.
While it definitely seems like there’s something to this story, the rhyme or reason as to why these data errors are occurring remains a mystery. However, if you’re having issues — don’t fret! We have a solution. Here’s how to fix iOS 12.1.2 cellular data connectivity issues.
The first possible solutions comes way of disabling Wi-Fi Calling via the Cellular menu within the Settings app.
If that doesn’t work, head to Cellular Data Options on the same screen and change Enable LTE from Voice & Data to Data Only.
A video tutorial from zollotech walks you through the simple process.
Ultimately though, this is a band-aid fix to cellular data connectivity problems. Other users from Twitter are complaining of numerous Wi-Fi issues ranging from failure to auto-join a network or connection to the internet entirely.
As for a permanent solution regarding the matter, Apple has stayed tight-lipped as usual, however iOS 12.1.3 is already in developer beta testing.
Have you experienced these issues since updating to iOS 12.1.2 yourself? Let us know in the comments down below!

Monday 24 December 2018

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Is an SSD or HDD better for an Xbox One external hard drive?

While SSDs bring significant loading time improvements, the premium is hard to justify for some. HDDs are a capable alternative, with average speeds and an accessible price.
HDD vs. SSD: What's the difference?
When upgrading your Xbox One storage capacity, an external hard drive is the best choice. With the console's internal hard drive built-in firmly, support for external USB 3.0 drives makes for an easy plug-and-play solution. However, you'll need to choose between two drive types.
Hard disk drives (HDDs) are the "traditional" storage solution, commonly present in entry-level PCs, games consoles, and other budget devices. Data is stored on a spinning disk inside, with transfer speeds determined by its revolutions per minute (RPM). Solid-state drives (SSDs) are quickly gaining traction as a preferred alternative, boasting superior drive technology. With no moving parts, SSDs mean improved performance and faster boot times, although at a significantly higher price tag.
During past tests with Seagate's official Xbox One SSD, loading times were roughly cut by 20 percent, with similar results in future revisions. The fast loading time isn't game-changing, but those seconds soon accumulate over extended periods of play. Without moving parts, SDDs generally present fewer hardware issues and run quieter.
Despite superior internals, HDDs are still appealing to most Xbox One user. Their low price undercuts all SSDs, granting more storage for your cash. The drives also commonly offer the choice of higher capacities, hitting 4TB, 8TB, 16TB configurations.
Should I buy an HDD or SSD?
For most Xbox One owners, an HDD offers excellent value for money, upping your storage beyond the base configuration. You'll miss the benefits of faster drives, but still get strong performance and more room for games. There are some great cheap external drives available and recommended for most.
However, if you demand the most from your console, an SDD offers an unbeaten blend of expansion and speed. You'll experience reduced load times across all games, as long as you can justify its premium rate.
Which Xbox One hard drive is best?
If wanting to expand your Xbox One storage for cheap, there's a growing range of Xbox-compatible HDDs available. Toshiba leads with its 1TB Canvio Basics drive, tripling your base storage for just $48. Alternatively, the 2TB WD Elements drive packs even more room for only $60.
Jumping over to SSDs means parting with more of your cash. Samsung drives start at $95 for a 500GB variant, while increased capacity usually costs more than $200. The price outweighs the benefits for many, with few bytes per dollar.

Faster wireless charging could be one of the Galaxy S10 upgrades

What are you hoping for from the Samsung Galaxy S10 next year? An improved camera? Even thinner display bezels? A fingerprint scanner built right into the screen? One of the upgrades tipped to be on the way is a boost to wireless charging speeds.
Reputable tipster Ice Universe has tweeted that "Samsung smartphone 15w charging will become history" – apparently referring to the wireless Quick Charge 2.0 technology used on the latest Samsung handsets. It's a figure that other handset makers have improved massively on recently, with the Huawei P20 Pro(for example) charging at 40 watts.
The latest version of the Qualcomm tech that Samsung adapts for its own wireless charging purposes can now run at a maximum of 27w, so it's possible that Samsung's 2019 phones will hit this level or get somewhere close to it.
Smartphone specs appeal
Wireless charging speed is one of the few areas where Samsung is currently lagging behind the competition, so we wouldn't be surprised to see the feature get a boost when the S10 and S10 Plus phones appear – which should be around the end of February.
With only a couple of months to go before the official launch, we've already heard plenty of rumor and speculation about what's in store from Samsung. The new handsets are being tipped to bring with them an improved display with even thinner bezels, as well as a quad-lens rear camera on the Galaxy S10 Plus model.
Throw in the very latest in wireless charging technology and it's difficult to see how Samsung could make the phones any better – at least until Samsung's long-rumored folding phone hits the market, which we're also expecting to be in 2019.
Related product: Samsung Galaxy
Our Verdict:
This is a strong phone from Samsung indeed, although a lack of upgrades to the camera and battery do slightly irk. However, the rebooted screen is very attractive, and really makes a big difference to this phone – Samsung has ticked most of the boxes we were hoping it would here.
FOR Great screen
Slick new UI
Powerful
AGAINST No camera upgrade
Battery same size