Stay up-to-date with the latest in tech! This week brings exciting updates for browsers, software, and mobile devices, but also some potential pitfalls in the world of emulation.
Microsoft Edge Gets a RAM Diet
Tired of Microsoft Edge hogging all your computer's memory? You're in luck! A new feature allows you to limit the amount of RAM Edge consumes. This is great news for gamers who need every ounce of performance for their games. It's also beneficial for anyone using resource-intensive applications like Photoshop.
This feature helps you prioritize resources and prevent Edge from slowing down your system. So, next time you're gaming or editing photos, give this new setting a try and reclaim your RAM!
Photoshop Finally Arrives on Android (Eventually)
Adobe Photoshop is finally making its way to Android devices! While a full release is still on the horizon, a beta version is in the works. If you're eager to get your hands on mobile Photoshop, you'll need to be patient. The rollout hasn't started yet, but keep an eye out for updates on how to get involved with the beta program. The wait will be worth it to unleash the power of Photoshop on your Android device.
Handheld Maker Dips Toe into Murky Waters
Emulation is often seen as a legal grey area, but one handheld device maker is pushing the boundaries. While emulation itself is generally legal, pre-loading ROMs onto devices is a different story. This practice raises serious concerns about piracy and copyright infringement. "Pre-loaded ROMs are one thing, but this crosses a line," says one industry insider.
The maker, Anbernic, is facing backlash for potentially violating copyright laws. The legality of emulation is complex, and this move could have significant repercussions for the industry.
Galaxy Z Flip 7: Bigger Screens on the Horizon?
Leaked renders of the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 7 suggest that we might be getting larger displays! According to Android Authority, the latest leak hints at a significant design change for the popular foldable phone. While it's just a rumor for now, this would be a welcome improvement for many users.
Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to the official release. The Galaxy Z Flip 7 is shaping up to be an exciting addition to the foldable phone market.
