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Alexa on Fire TV can tune in to live shows by name Amazon has upgraded live viewing on Fire TV. Alexa can tune into shows based on their names, not just their channels. You’ll also see new channels from IMDb, Xumo and (soon) Plex. Your Fire TV device just became more useful if you prefer to watch real-time sports and shows instead of waiting for the replays. Amazon is trotting out an upgrade to the Fire TV experience that will both help you tune into live shows and find more of that as-it-happens content. Most notably, Alexa can now tune into shows by name, not just by channel — you can a...

The European smartphone market slowed in 2020, but the likes of Xiaomi, Oppo, and Realme had a notably positive year, a new report suggests.

Xiaomi Mi 11 review: One cool customer, but is it a Galaxy S21 killer? ReviewsFebruary 27, 2021 No IP rating Bottom Line The Xiaomi Mi 11 has the right price and the right specs to compete with the current crop of flagships in the market, but a few small things keep it from greatness. Nevertheless, if the best from Samsung and Apple is too pricey for you, then the Xiaomi Mi 11 is an enticing alternative. Mi 11 by Xiaomi The Xiaomi Mi 11 has the right price and the right specs to compete with the current crop of flagships in the market, but a few small things keep it from greatness. Neverthel...

Report: Samsung is making in-folding displays for Google, Oppo, Xiaomi Samsung Display is reportedly making in-folding displays for Google, Oppo, and Xiaomi. It seems like Google and Xiaomi could be adopting a Galaxy Fold-like form factor. Oppo’s screen is said to be a clamshell design like the Galaxy Z Flip. Google confirmed back in 2019 that it was investigating foldable phones, with 9to5Google then reporting the first details regarding a foldable Pixel phone last year. Now, Korean-based news outlet SamMobile) has reported that Samsung Display is making an in-folding foldable screen for...

T-Mobile has introduced a Magenta Max plan that offers unlimited 5G data with no throttling. You’ll also get 4K streaming, unlimited in-flight Wi-Fi and other perks. It will be available on February 24 at $57 per line with three lines. Do you miss the days when unlimited data plans were truly unlimited? T-Mobile is betting you do — it’s launching a new Magenta Max plan that offers unlimited data with zero throttling or de-prioritization, letting you make the most of 5G’s increased speeds. Pay $57 per line for three lines ($47 per month during a promo) and T-Mobile will mate that unlim...