How to Use PS4 Remote Play on PC and Mac If you want to enjoy playing your PS4 games on your Mac or PC, you can do it by using the built-in PS4 Remote Play system. This basically allows users to wirelessly connect to their PS4 and stream games directly to their PC or Mac. Needless to say, for this to work, you will need very good internet connection speeds. Setting up the remote play itself is pretty easy when compared to other similar solutions out there....

How to Get Digital Wellbeing on Any Android Pie Device (No Root) Among the many new features in Android Pie, one of the biggest (and possibly one of the most useful) one was Digital Wellbeing — Google’s attempt at helping people regain control over their smartphone addiction. However, even now, the feature isn’t available on a whole lot of devices other than the Pixel line up of smartphones, and some Android One phones in the wild....

How to Optimize PUBG Mobile for Notched Phones Apple’s unsightly solution to house the front facing camera and sensors on its nearly bezel-less iPhone X has taken the Android smartphone ecosystem by storm and even though some manufacturers have come up withinnovative solutionsto tackle the same problem, the notch is now a staple on most Android smartphones. Having a notch on a smartphone does offer one of the simplest solutions to house the front facing camera and sensors but it comes with its own fair share of issues....

Asus ZenFone Max M2 Review: The Best Phone Under Rs 10,000? Asus gave us an alternative to Xiaomi’s entry-level Redmi phones with the launch ofZenFone Max M1, as well as theZenFone Lite L1, just a couple of months ago. And now the company is out to completely take over the budget segment. Asus ZenFone Max M2 is already out now, and brings along plenty of notable changes. The ZenFone Max M2 (starts at Rs 9,999) might have a familiar feel to it, but it has grown up in terms of the user experience, and is sticking its head out of the entry-level segment....

Facebook Announces Offline Verification for Political Ads Ahead of 2019 Elections Facebook is upping the ante of its efforts to keep election meddling in check and prevent the proliferation of wrong information on its platform. Earlier this month, Facebook revealed that all political advertisers will need to verify their identity and location before running a campaign in the lead up to the2019 General Elections. In a bid to further strengthen the company’s stance against election meddling, Facebook has now announced anoffline verificationprocess that will require political advertisers to provide scanned copies of their identity and address proof that will be verified by Facebook’s team in India....

Google Reportedly Shuts Down China Search Engine Project Facing widespread criticism over itscensored search enginefor the Chinese market, Google has reportedly shut down a data collection system that was key to develop the search project code-named ‘Dragonfly’. According to a report in The Intercept on Tuesday, the move comes afterhundreds of Google employees raised internal complaintsthat the project had been kept secret from them. The report found that Google employees, working on the Dragonfly project, “had been using a Beijing-based website to help develop blacklists for the censored search engine”....

Here’s How to Get Google Playground AR Camera Effects on Most Android Phones Google’s Playground, which is the revamped version of AR Stickers by Google available on Pixel 2, has mostly been limited toPixel 3. While these AR stickers werelaunched for older Pixel devicessoon after the Pixel 3 launch, you can now get these running on any Android Pie device and the setup process is fairly simple. Thanks to senior XDA member and contributorArnova8G2, who is popularly revered for porting the official Google Camera – and bringing features like Night Sight – to other devices, we now have an executable APK file toinstall Playground stickers on any phone with Android Pie....