Get 25% off Chuwi’s latest budget laptop in limited time offer Great deals on budget laptops are relatively few and far between, which is why it’s worth taking advantage when one does come around. If you order Chuwi’s latest CoreBook Pro before 5PM on 27 July, you can pick it up for around£327, saving well over £100 on the usual asking price. Just make sure you enter the code ‘COREBOOK PRO‘ at checkout....

Google Messages app updated with emoji reactions and more Google has updated its Messages SMS app for Android with emoji reactions along with additional smart reply and photo editing functionality. In ablog post, Phil Ou, Associate Product Manager, Messages, laid out some of the new features. Emoji replies work like on other platforms by pressing and holding a message and then selecting a response. You can pick like, love, laughter, surprise, sadness, anger, and dislike, but this will only work in chats with the app’s chat features enabled for all parties....

Google refers to Android 11 internally as Red Velvet Cake Up until Android 9 Pie, Google named its OS releases after sweet treats in alphabetical order. But with Android 10 it abandoned the naming scheme and decided to stick with the numbers. Despite that decision being made Google still refers to the version builds of Android by dessert names internally. On theAll About Android podcastthis week, VP Engineering for Android Dave Burke said that Android 11 is referred to as ‘RVC’, for Red Velvet Cake....

How to cancel a Peacock subscription Peacock offers both free and premium tiers, with the latter giving access to more exclusive originals and next-day NBC catch-up content. However, Peacock Premium will also set you back either $4.99 per month for ad-supported viewing, and $9.99 for ad-free streaming. If you want to switch back to the free tier – or need to cancel before your free trial ends – then here’s everything you need to know....

How to set up a Chromecast & cast video to your TV The Chromecast is a dongle that plugs into your TV. It’s a little different from other streaming devices such as the Amazon Fire TV Stick because it doesn’t have a remote control or really any sort of user interface. Instead, you use your phone to find the video or other content (which is arguably easier than using a remote control) and then ‘cast’ it to your TV via the Chromecast....