Exploring the world of Halo Infinite

As parents of teens, we know that gaming is one of the most popular pastimes. In our home, we instilled a "no play until homework is done" policy when the kids were very young. Luckily, that has stuck. As a gamer myself, I know how quickly time can pass once you get emerged into the play. That goes for any game. Even to this day I play about a half an hour of games on my devices right at bedtime. Somehow, I manage to sleep very well. I know, I know, it's not suppose to work like that. But maybe it's the type of games you play?  It's a way to wind down the day and clear my mind, maybe?

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Huawei to launch new P50 Pocket foldable on Dec. 23

Huawei wants to enter its latest entry into the foldable phone space before the year ends. The company plans to launch the P50 Pocket on December 23 in China's home country. As you see in the teaser image, it pretty much confirms the device is a foldable one. And it looks like you'll get at least White and Gold colour options.

This handset might be the rumoured Huawei Mate V device spotted online. And it reportedly features a clamshell design reminiscent of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip lineup. Recently leaked device images show the phone's cover having two camera modules similar to what you see on the Huawei P50. There isn't much else shared about the handset. But with the launch a few days away, we're just waiting for the official launch.

Source: GizmoChina

Adobe takes on Canva with Creative Cloud Express app

Adobe rebrands its Spark multimedia creation platform into a new Creative Cloud Express app. This freemium app works on the web and mobile, taking on the likes of Canva to let anyone have access to create visual content for things like social media posts, flyers, stories, banners, and more.

The free version can access thousands of templates, fonts, design assets, and some royalty-free photos. There are also basic editing tools and photo effects available, along with 2GB of cloud storage.

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Apple Tracker Detect helps protect Android users from AirTag stalkers

Apple is giving Android users a way to keep stalkers or other unsavoury characters who use AirTags or other Find My-compatible devices to snoop their location. The company launched the new app Tracker Detect that flags a nearby AirTag separated from its owner as an "Unknown AirTag." And if it follows you for 10 minutes, you can use the app to tell the tracker to play a sound so you can locate it. Once found, you can tap the tracker with your NFC-compatible phone to get instructions on removing the battery or disabling it.

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