Tuesday, January 1, 2019
Xiaomi Mi 9, Mi Mix 4 to Sport a Triple Camera Setup and Snapdragon 855: Report
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Huawei Share in Global Premium Smartphone Market Hits Double Digits for First Time: Counterpoint
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Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Android 9 Pie Update Scheduled for January 15
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Huawei Y7 Pro (2019) With 4,000mAh Battery, Waterdrop-Shaped Notch Launched: Price, Specifications
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Realme Says It Will Expand Offline Sales to 150 Indian Cities in 2019
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Sony CP-ADRM2 Power Adapter With Quick Charge 4, 4+ Support Unveiled
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Samsung Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9+ Facing Battery Drain Issue After Android Pie Update, Some Users Report
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iPhone Battery Replacement Programme Ends Today, Last Chance to Get Your Out-of-Warranty iPhone Battery Replaced
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New Facebook Messenger ‘dark mode’ currently being tested in select countries
Glancing at Messenger first thing in the morning can feel a little like being woken up with a flashbang, particularly if your smartphone has an especially bright screen.
However, that problem could soon be a thing of the past, with noted app-teardown expert Jane Manchun Wong revealing on Twitter that Facebook's popular messaging application is currently testing its upcoming 'dark mode', as reported by Android Police.
The catch? The test is currently only available to select users in certain countries – neither Facebook nor Wong have indicated which regions have access, though based on TechRadar testing it didn't include the US or Australia at time of writing.
According to Wong, users with access to Messenger's new dark mode can find a toggle for the setting within the app's 'Me' section.
Of course, as the new mode is only in its testing phase, it's far from complete – an in-app 'work in progress' message from Facebook reportedly states that "While we put the finishing touches on dark mode, it won't appear everywhere in Messenger."
The dark mode test comes shortly after a recent minimalistic UI makeover, which saw Messenger reduce its number of tabs and refine some of its clunkier design aspects.
It's unclear when Messenger's dark mode will roll out to more territories, but we'll keep you posted when it does.
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How to watch Doctor Who online: stream for free from the UK or abroad
So what did you think? Was series eleven of Doctor Who the success you were hoping for and what did you think Jodie Whittaker as the new Doctor? Ready for the end of season special? We're here to make sure you don't miss a single episode – regardless of whether or not you're in the UK - with our guide on how to watch Doctor Who online and TV.
In replacing Peter Capaldi, Whittaker became the first female Doctor and she's been accompanied in the Tardis by new characters Graham, Yasmin and Ryan, played by Bradley Walsh, Mandip Gill and Tosin Cole, respectively.
More fresh impetus came with the arrival of Broadchurch creator Chris Chibnall, who takes over from Steven Moffat as showrunner. And judging from the reviews, it has been a rip roaring success story.
Watching in the UK is easy enough thanks to BBC iPlayer, but for those outside the country you need not miss out on Doctor Who as you can still tune in using a VPN service. How to get one of those, and which is best for you, can be found out below.
How to watch Doctor Who online for free in the UK:
To watch Doctor Who in the UK, you need simply to have paid your TV licence and have a connection to a BBC One broadcast, via aerial, satellite or over cable.
To watch the show via internet this is possible live using BBC iPlayer or TVPlayer.com. You can also watch the show after it's aired on catch up using BBC iPlayer which is on a host of devices including smartphones, tablets and smart TVs.
And if you're outside of the UK but still want to watch Doctor Who as it goes out, then there's an easy way to get around any geographical restrictions you encounter. Cast your eyes downwards and take advantage of our nifty little VPN workaround.
Stream Doctor Who from anywhere else in the world for free:
If you're out of the country or live abroad but still want to watch the Doctor live, fret not, it's still possible - and without too much difficulty. You can get around any potential geo-blocks by and watch via a dedicated TV streaming website as long as you appear to be in the UK. This is possible using the tag team of a VPN and TVPlayer.com.
Which VPN is best for you? Our fave is ExpressVPN . And how do you use that to access a Doctor Who live stream? Read on to find out all you need to know.
How to watch Doctor Who in the US
Watch old episodes of Doctor Who online
If you're new to the Doctor's charms or just want to rewatch old favourite episodes, then we can help locate them.
Watch all eleven series of 'new' Doctor Who from the UK
If you’re an avid Whovian or you just want to relive some classic TV with Ecclestone, Tenant, Capaldi et al, you can watch every single episode of Doctor Who since it returned to screens in 2005 on BBC iPlayer. Yep, that’s 156 episodes and counting, with all the specials thrown in too.
Otherwise, they're also available on Amazon Prime Video or the UK TV library Britbox, which even has classic Doctor Who dating from its first ever episodes in the 60s. However, Britbox will require a VPN to circumvent its USA and Canada geo-restriction – scroll up for all the info on that.
Watch previous Doctor Who seasons online in the US
Doctor Who fans Stateside can also revisit old episodes of the programme via Amazon Prime Video and Britbox.
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