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Google Drive for iOS gains Face ID and Touch ID security Google has updated its Drive app for iOS with Privacy Screen, a new feature that lets you log into the app with Face ID or Touch ID (viaThe Verge). You can set the app to lock after leaving it immediately, or after ten seconds a minute or ten minutes. It means if your phone is stolen, or even if someone just borrows it, they won’t be able to pry into your Drive folder where you might have sensitive information saved....

Guide d’achat : quel casque de vélo ou de trottinette choisir ? Que vous veniez d’adopter le vélo ou la trottinette (électrique ou non) comme moyen de transport quotidien ou que vous soyez un cycliste passionné qui parcourt des kilomètres tous les jours, le casque est un accessoire indispensable pour votre sécurité. Un bon modèle assure une protection optimale de la tête en cas de chute. Cependant, avec un choix aussi large proposé sur le marché, il est difficile de savoir lequel est le mieux adapté à nos besoins et envies....

How to use Microsoft To Do In our increasingly busy lives, the way we manage our time has never been more important. Writing out a to-do list is one of the most effective ways of prioritising what needs to be done. Previously this was reserved for a pen and paper, but many have switched to a digital app. There’s an abundance of choice out there, but you can’t go wrong with Microsoft’s own ‘To Do’ app....

Huawei MatePad Pro review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The MatePad Pro is a high-end bit of kit when it comes to hardware, sporting a lightweight design, detailed 10.8in display and Huawei’s Kirin 990 chipset alongside handy features like 7.5W reverse wireless charging and support for the Bluetooth-enabled M-Pencil and keyboard case. The problem, like all Huawei products at the moment, is the lack of Google Mobile Services. You can download a bunch of apps from Huawei AppGallery and sideload others, but you’ll never get Google-branded apps (along with Pro-level Adobe apps) that rely on GMS to work....

Leak shows Lenovo Legion, company’s first gaming phone A new set of leaks shows Lenovo’s upcoming first gaming phone, the Lenovo Legion. The report fromXDA Developersshows screenshots and stills from a promotional video along with a slew of rumoured specs. Lenovo has teased the product itself by saying it’ll have 90W fast charging, an insanely quick speed even for wired charging. We also knew the phone would have a full display with no notch, but the leak shows that the pop-up camera is on the side of the phone, which is mad, but makes sense if Lenovo thinks people will want to stream or use it more often in landscape....