Paulo Montenegro

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Microsoft PowerToys May Get A New Interface Soon

1 week ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

Microsoft PowerToys is set to receive a significant visual overhaul, according to a concept image shared by Niels Laute, a software engineer working on both PowerToys and the WinUI framework. The update, which is still under development, aims to modernize the interface with a design more aligned with Windows 11 aesthetics. The early concept screenshot, published on PowerToys’ GitHub page, reveals a cleaner and more intuitive layout.
Google To Discontinue Android Instant Apps By End Of 2025

1 week ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

Google has confirmed it will discontinue Android Instant Apps by December 2025, a move that’s unlikely to impact most users due to the feature’s limited adoption. Instant Apps allowed users to try out parts of mobile apps without installing them, offering a faster and more lightweight experience. Launched in 2016 and rolled out in 2017, Android Instant Apps aimed to reduce friction for users engaging with digital services.
SEGA Makes Classic Mobile Games Free Before Discontinuation

1 week ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

SEGA has announced it will soon discontinue support for a number of its classic mobile games available through the SEGA Forever program, a long-running initiative aimed at bringing retro SEGA titles to Android and iOS devices. Ahead of their removal, the company has made these games free to download, offering fans a final opportunity to add them to their library.
Apple Adds M4 MacBook Air To Refurbished Store With 15% Discount

1 week ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

Apple has begun selling refurbished units of the M4 MacBook Air through its official refurbished store. These units are now available at a discount of approximately 15% off the original MSRP, providing a more budget-friendly option for consumers interested in the latest model. Refurbished M4 MacBook Airs are available starting at $849, and include base specifications such as a 256GB SSD and 16GB of RAM. They are offered in all four color options: Sky Blue, Starlight, Midnight, and Silver.
Realme Narzo 80 Lite 5G: MediaTek Dimensity Chipset, 6,000 mAh Battery, And Affordable Pricing

1 week ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

Realme has officially unveiled the Narzo 80 Lite 5G, a new budget smartphone aimed at offering solid performance and large battery life at an affordable price. Initially launched in India, the device is designed to provide cost-effective 5G connectivity and practical day-to-day functionality. The Narzo 80 Lite is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chipset, paired with up to 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage.
Instagram’s New Features: Spotify Integration To Notes And Customizable Grid

1 week ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

Instagram has introduced Spotify music integration into Notes, allowing users to share the songs they’re currently listening to in real time. Announced on Thursday (June 12), this update enhances the temporary status feature located in the Stories section by syncing directly with Spotify, updating as the music changes. This integration builds upon last year’s “Add to Spotify” button and provides a more dynamic, real-time connection between the two platforms.
iPhone 17 Pro: Apple A19 Pro Chip Could Match M4’s Performance

2 weeks ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

A new leak suggests that the Apple A19 Pro, the upcoming chip expected to power the iPhone 17 Pro, could deliver a significant leap in performance—especially in single-core processing. The leak, shared by reputable source Digital Chat Station, indicates that the chip may reach performance levels comparable to Apple’s M4 processor, which currently powers the newest iPad Pro and several Macs.
RedMagic Gaming Tablet 3 Pro Debuts With Snapdragon 8 Elite And 165 Hz OLED Display

2 weeks ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

RedMagic has officially launched the Gaming Tablet 3 Pro, a high-performance compact gaming tablet designed to rival the recently launched Lenovo Legion Y700 Gen 4. Confirmed for a global release under the name RedMagic Astra Gaming Tablet, it combines flagship-level specs with a gamer-focused design and efficient thermal management. The device features a 9.06-inch OLED display with a 2.4K resolution, 165 Hz refresh rate, 1,600 nits brightness, and ultra-thin 4.9 mm bezels.
Huawei Launches Pura 80 Series With 1-Inch Sensor And Movable Telephoto Lens

2 weeks ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

Huawei has officially launched its flagship Pura 80 series, which includes the Pura 80, Pura 80 Pro, Pura 80 Pro+, and the premium-tier Pura 80 Ultra. Building on the Pura 70 lineup, the new models introduce enhanced performance, upgraded camera systems, and improved durability. All devices share a metal-glass construction, IP69 certification, and second-generation Kunlun Glass protection.
Android 16: Final Version Now Available For Pixel Devices

2 weeks ago | ubergizmo.com | Paulo Montenegro

On June 10, Google officially rolled out the stable version of Android 16 for its Pixel smartphones, following six months of testing. The latest Android release introduces notable visual upgrades, enhanced accessibility features, and improvements focused on user convenience, security, and multi-device functionality. Android 16 debuts the Material 3 Expressive design language, offering a more dynamic and personalized user interface across supported apps and system elements.