When you connect to the internet and type in a website address, it loads and you go about your business. You probably might not think too much of what goes on behind the scenes, which is a lot. For example, your internet service provider (ISP) knows which websites you’re visiting, which is why in some countries, you might come across a message saying that access to that website has been blocked.

Changing your DNS will allow you to get around these types of problems. Making those changes on your computer is pretty easy, but did you know that you can also change your DNS on your Android smartphone as well? It only takes a couple of seconds and here’s what you need to do.

This usually relies on you having to complete the download before watching, but in case you can’t for whatever reason, don’t worry. The company has announced that they will be rolling out a feature for its Android app in the form of partial downloads. This means that even if the download isn’t complete, you’ll still be able to watch your shows up to a certain point where the download can complete or just keep watching by streaming.

“That’s why we’ve improved the Netflix download experience so you can now start watching The Mitchells vs The Machines or the next episode of Luis Miguel – The Series even if it hasn’t completed downloading. Once you’ve regained a strong enough connection, you can choose to finish the download and keep watching — avoiding those surprise notices that you’ve gone over your data limits.”

A couple of weeks ago, it was rumored that Nikon could have a new mirrorless camera in the works. While we wouldn’t be surprised at seeing a new Z-series camera from the company, the rumors suggested that for this particular camera, Nikon might actually be utilizing a retro design, a throwback to the company’s earlier camera designs.

Sure enough the rumors have since proven to be true as Nikon has taken the wraps off their latest mirrorless camera, the Nikon Z FC. Unlike the previous Z-series mirrorless cameras, the Z FC sports a very retro design inspired by the Nikon FM2 SLR, so if this is something that you can appreciate, then maybe this could be the camera for you.

According to the support document, Adobe says that the reason behind the removal of the apps is because most of the features has since been brought over to its Fresco app. “Everything you love in Photoshop Sketch and Illustrator Draw has been combined and more in Adobe Fresco. If you’re using Photoshop Sketch and Illustrator Draw, Adobe encourages you to enjoy the powerful, comprehensive drawing and painting tools inside Adobe Fresco.”

This means that instead of having to maintain multiple apps that share similar functionality, users can just move over to Fresco instead. The app will be removed from the App Store and Play Store on the 19th of July, but users are free to continue using it. The app will officially no longer be supported on the 10th of January, 2022, but you probably can keep using it after that as long as it works.

For a while, the fate of the Fujifilm X-H2 was uncertain, with some early rumors suggesting that the X-H1 could have been the first and last of its kind. Fast forward to today and we are hearing that the camera will actually be launched in 2022, but how much will it cost? According to Fuji Rumors, it seems that it will be priced under $2,500.

It is unclear how much below $2,500 it will be priced, but to be fair, the X-H1 when it first launched cost $1,900 for the body-only and $2,200 for the kit lens bundle, so under $2,500 does seem about right. However, it will have the added advantage of being a camera that costs under $2,500 while being able to capture 8K video footage.

Want to run Android apps on your computer? Previously, you might need to buy a Chromebook, but that will change in Windows 11. In an announcement by Microsoft and Amazon, both companies will be partnering with each other where in Windows 11, you will be able to access the Amazon Appstore and download and use Android apps.

This will be accomplished through another partnership with Intel, where Microsoft will use Intel’s Bridge technology to help make this happen. In a way, we can’t say we’re too surprised. After all, Apple’s M1 Mac computers can run iOS apps, although Apple had originally designed it as a bridge of sorts while more Apple Silicon apps are being developed.

According to a report from Kidscreen, it seems that Square Enix could be interested in creating an animated series based on Final Fantasy 9. This will be a joint project between Square Enix and Paris-based Cyber Group Studios. There is currently no date for a release yet but according to Cyber Group Studios’ CEO Pierre Sissmann, they are finishing up a project bible that they will then pitch to broadcasters in the coming months where they are hoping that production could begin by the end of 2021 or early 2022.

Sissman believes that this series could appeal to both newbies to Final Fantasy as well as fans who have loved the franchise for years. “The games have a strong co-viewing potential. For those who do know Final Fantasy IX , this will be an [introduction]. And for the many who don’t, this will immerse them in a universe they’ll love.”

Scrolling screenshots are a useful way of sharing websites with others. This is because some websites might not be accessible to others, whether it be because of government regulations, region locking, and so on. This means that if you can access that website, you can capture the page in its entirety and share it with others who can’t.

It is also useful for piecing together long pieces of conversation without having to manually try and stitch them all together, so if this sounds like something you could be interested in, then read on to find out the various ways you can capture scrolling screenshots on your Android smartphone.

This eventually resulted in Sony removing the game from the PlayStation Store and even refunding gamers who asked for it. However, fast forward to today, CD Projekt has done a lot of work to try and fix the game and for PlayStation gamers who are looking to give the game another chance, you can do so starting 21st of June.

This is because according to CD Projekt’s regulatory announcement, they have revealed that the game will be returning to the PlayStation Store next week. According to the announcement, CD Projekt “publicly discloses the decision by Sony Interactive Entertainment to reinstate the availability of the digital edition of Cyberpunk 2077 on PlayStation Store, effective on 21 June 2021.”

Back in 2019, Nintendo confirmed that they were working on a sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. However, apart from confirming the game’s existence, not much else is known about it and when we can expect to see it released, at least until now where during a Nintendo Direct stream, the company confirmed it will be coming in 2022.

There is still no official title yet to the game, so for now it has been simply referred to as the sequel to Breath of the Wild, but we do know that it will be coming in 2022 and that a teaser trailer for the game has been released.

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Over the years, we’ve seen Square Enix remake and remaster some of its Final Fantasy titles to make them more playable on modern day PCs and consoles. However, it seems that the company isn’t done remaking its titles just yet. At E3 2021, Square Enix announced that Final Fantasy 1-6 will be getting “pixel perfect” makeovers.

As many of you have heard by now, not too long ago Google released the beta for Android 12 where for those who might be interested, it is available for download, although maybe not to be used as your daily driver. We know that some people love to join betas to get an early look at what’s to come, but it seems that Android 12 has piqued the interest of many.

This is according to Davey Burke, VP of Engineering for Android at Google, where he claims that the beta for Android 12 is the most downloaded and installed beta in Android history. Given how many millions upon millions of people use Android, this is actually rather impressive that many people are interested in the beta, which hopefully bodes well for adoption upon its final release.

When it comes to the design of mirrorless cameras, it seems that Fujifilm is one of the few camera companies that are still sticking with a somewhat retro-looking design, whereas others such as Sony have opted for a more modern look. However, it seems that Nikon could be interested in going down that retro path.

According to a report from Nikon Rumors, it seems that there is a chance that later this month, Nikon could announce a new retro-inspired mirrorless camera. This wouldn’t be the first time Nikon has launched such a camera. Some of you might recall that back in 2013 the company launched the Nikon Df full-frame camera, and apparently this new mirrorless camera will be inspired by that design.

In the smartphone world right now, there pretty much only exists iOS and Android. Obviously either platform would love it if users from the competing platform jump ship and move over to theirs, and in an attempt to try and lure more of the competition, Apple has announced improvements they’ll be making to its Android “Move to iOS” app.

The app has actually been around since 2015 where it acts like a tool to help Android users move to iPhones. However, it seems that with iOS 15, Apple will be improving on the app to make it better to use and also to do more things. For example, with the update, users will now be able to transfer things like entire photo albums, files, folders, and even their Accessibility settings so that they won’t need to set it all up again.