Nick Sutrich

1 month ago | androidcentral.com | Nick Sutrich

This week, Mojang officially cut VR support from the Bedrock version of Minecraft on PCs. Mojang originally launched VR support for Minecraft Bedrock on the Samsung Gear VR back in April 2016, porting the experience over to the PC version that August. PSVR support was added in 2020, but things went downhill from there. In his weekly column, Android Central Senior Content Producer Nick Sutrich delves into all things VR, from new hardware to new games, upcoming technologies, and so much more.

1 month ago | androidcentral.com | Nick Sutrich

For the past year, I've spent ample time on the GameSir G8 Galileo as I prefer the "Switch-style" mobile controllers that sandwich a phone between a retractable pair of controller grips, but plugging a phone into a USB-C controller like this makes it impossible to use a pair of smart glasses. That is, until the Viture x 8BitDo Ultimate Mobile Controller arrived at my doorstep a few weeks ago.

1 month ago | androidcentral.com | Nick Sutrich

I love gardening. I've been doing it since I was a kid, and it's something I look forward to every spring. But I've got a full-time job. My wife is a full-time teacher. We've got one kid and are fiercely protective of our family time, despite all the extracurricular activities that come with having an 11-year-old boy. Plus, we've got a house, pets, and a seemingly endless supply of things to fix and people to visit.

1 month ago | androidcentral.com | Nick Sutrich

One of the coolest things about Nothing’s CMF line of products is their modularity. By definition, this means that you can take parts off and readily replace them as you see fit. For products like the CMF Watch Pro 2, that means you can swap the bezels, not just the bands. The CMF Phone 1 was even more modular, allowing you to easily drop on accessories via an external screw system, which also allowed you to remove the entire back and replace it with basically anything you could find.

1 month ago | androidcentral.com | Nick Sutrich

Few things compare to the feeling of getting a hot new piece of electronics. That's particularly true when talking about something as genuinely cool as a folding phone, and Motorola's Razr line is the crème de la crème. However, that excitement typically doesn't last, especially not a year later when the next iteration is just about to debut. To further complicate things, this isn't even her first folding phone.