Google Photos might soon allow you to zoom in on videos

While looking through version 4.33 of Google Photos, XDA Developers found that the app might soon introduce a new feature that will allow you to zoom in on videos while they're playing. While it might not be useful to some people, this feature could be helpful when zooming in on concert clips. It isn't clear, though, when Google plans to release it.

Report: Apple iPhone XR is the best-selling phone of 2019 so far

Counterpoint Research recently released its list of best-selling smartphones of Q3 2019, and the device that tops the list isn't even Apple's newest iPhone. The market research firm reported the entry-level flagship iPhone XR is the best-selling smartphone of the year so far. Interestingly, Samsung's flagship handset didn't make the list. You can check the complete list under the cut.

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Review: ViewSonic M1+ Mini LED Projector

Personal portable projectors might be one of the most underrated product categories today. Giving smartphone, streaming stick, and PC users a large canvas to watch videos or present slideshows, these palm-sized projectors are also multi-functional devices that serve as powerbanks, storage drives, and even Bluetooth speakers. ViewSonic's M1 projector  was a prime example of a well-rounded and reliable portable projector that appealed to business users as well as consumers who wanted a large-screen experience for their mobile devices and PCs.

ViewSonic kept all the outstanding features like the compact size, various ports, excellent battery life, and impressive picture quality of the M1 projector and added a host of features that make it even better.

Out of the box, the new ViseSonic M1+ is identical to the model it replaces. The pursposeful, yet elegant industrial design packs a lot of intuitive functionality and is easy for anyone to figure out without cracking open the user manual. The various improvements and upgrades all become evident once you take a closer look.

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Tesla's Trans-Canada Highway Supercharger network is now live

Tesla has officially opened the Trans-Canada Highway Supercharger network, letting you drive from one Canadian coast to the other with your electric car. The electric vehicle manufacturer has been building this network for over a year, and a lot of these stations are modern 250kW V3 chargers. These chargers can add about 125km of range in five minutes, which is faster than its older models. Electrek reports that the stations are marked open in Tesla's in-car Supercharger finder, but Tesla's site doesn't reflect the change just yet. You can check third-party tracker site supercharge.info for updates on what charging stations are live.