The OnePlus 10 Pro will likely launch globally with a new pair of earphones The OnePlus 10 Pro will likely launch globally with a new pair of earphones The earphones in question are the OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z2 (the featured image shows the first-gen model). Do note that this information is meant for the Indian market, but it’s easily possible these earphones will make their way to other global markets. OnePlus already announced the OnePlus 10 Pro in China in January, and the phone’s global launch event will follow later this month, likely on March 22 or 24....

Well, thanks to some leaked screenshots that popped up last Friday users can get their first look at how the software will appear on other devices. Which could include anything from the long-rumored Pixel Watch to devices from Google’s partners like Fossil Group and more. With all of that said, there are a handful of screenshots that show off different tiles and apps for what is likely the stock experience....

Dates back to November, Jack Dorsey announced that he would step down as Twitter CEO and Agrawal would replace him. Dorsey has been running the company since 2015. As the first move after taking the CEO role, Agrawal replaced Michael Montano and Dantley Davis, chiefs of engineering and design, last month. Now, he wants to shake up the security department. As per the New York Times report, former head of security Peiter Zatko had left the company....

A list of compatible Nvidia Shield TV devices was revealed A list of compatible Nvidia Shield TV devices was revealed Nvidia is definitely a company that likes to support its devices. The first Shield TV device was released back in 2015, and it ran Android 5.0 Lollipop. That device had been updated up to Android 9, which is impressive by any standards. On the Google Play console, it lists all of the Nvidia Shield TV devices that will get the Android 11 update....

However, the company isn’t sending the hotfix updates via traditional means, i.e. OTA (over the air) releases. Instead, it requires users to manually sign up to receive the fixes. You can sign up via a Google Docs form here. You will need to sign in with a Google account and provide the serial number of your Shield TV. To find the serial number, navigate to Settings > Devices Preferences > About > Status on your device....