It would be great on an airplane tray table.The double kickstand has clips on each leg so you can mount your phone to car vents. I watched the chief executive officer pound on it in a demonstration over Zoom. On a flat surface, it's remarkably steady. Triptech's Flipside is a ring and a kickstand that sticks to the back of your phone.

(It takes 70 points for every dollar of airfare.) Using Google, I learned everything I wanted to know in a few sentences at the top of the screen. For example, I searched on 'how many reward points it takes to earn a trip on Southwest Airlines.' Brave's links to the airline's pages contained a lot of gobbledegook. But if I were you, I'd leave Google as the default. You won't see Brave's new private search engine, still in the testing phase, unless you enable it in settings or go to.

So far, I've earned 38 cents for myself, and 59 cents for others. Viewing these earns points toward gift cards and allows you to give a tip to websites you like. In Brave, you can opt in to get an occasional text ad in the corner of your screen. Every time I use Adblock Plus, for example, I get bombarded with messages asking me to disable it. But even if it only blocked ads, I'd like it better than an ad-blocking extension. It blocks ads and trackers, which means it makes websites load faster, saves data and saves on battery life. They say it's three times faster than Google Chrome.

Everybody's raving about Brave, the new web browser.

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