25 tips how to increase Fitbit battery life 2020 Fitbit’s trackers all have pretty decent battery lives, ranging from four to seven days between charges. The latestCharge 4and (now discontinued Alta HR) could keep running for up to seven days. The Versa 2 isn’t far behind at 6 days. The Ace 2, Ionic and Inspire series can usually clock up 5 days before needing a charge. However, that relies on the human attached to the tracker to remember to take it off and charge it every now and again....

Apple releases new Pride Apple Watch bands and watch faces Apple has started selling two new Pride Edition Watch bands worldwide, celebrating the companies support of the LGBTQ community. The release coincides with the watchOS 6.2.5 update to compatible Apple Watches that reportedly brings new Pride Watch faces to sport with or without the new bands. On its website, Apple says, “Apple is proud to support LGBTQ advocacy organisations working to bring about positive change, including Encircle, Gender Spectrum, GLSEN, PFLAG, SMYAL, the National Center for Transgender Equality and The Trevor Project in the US; and ILGA World internationally....

Best Huawei Mate 20 Pro cases Huawei’s Mate 20 Pro, the company’s flagship smartphone from 2018, earned a Tech Advisor Recommended awardin our reviewat the time. Its screen, camera, fast charging and battery life were particularly impressive, and still hold up well today. While the device will probably not get the update to Android 11, it does come with Google Play services as the phone was released prior to Huawei’s US trade ban....

Best keyboard shortcuts on Windows 10 Keyboard shortcuts are an easy way to potentially save you a lot of time. Pressing two or three keys at the same time can activate functions that would otherwise be multiple clicks away. Windows 10 has so many keyboard shortcuts that it’s practically impossible to remember them all. Many will be familiar with CTRL+C (copy), CTRL+V (paste), CTRL+Z (undo), CTRL+Y (redo) and CTRL+A (select all), so we’ve chosen 20 more that are particularly useful and can be used to your advantage....

Comment protéger sa carte bancaire sans contact ? C’est en 2010 que les premières cartes bancaires dotées de puce RFID/NFC ont été lancées. Malgré une timide entrée en matière dans l’Hexagone, elles ont tout de même été jugées utiles pour beaucoup de Français. Avec ce nouveau moyen de règlement, vous n’avez ni besoin de taper votre code confidentiel ni de sortir votre porte-monnaie. Pour régler un paiement, il suffit de placer votre carte bleue, ou smartphone, à proximité du terminal....