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Apple’s New TouchID Sounds Amazing

2019-05-01
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 01/05/2019 – 8:48am The best biometric tech ever? When Apple launched TouchID it was a game-changer. For years people had been using passcodes to unlock their phones, but here was a system that only required your fingerprint – it felt like something from the future, and was widely adopted by pretty much every […]

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The iPhone X Was 2018’s Best-Selling Smartphone In The World

2019-05-01
Consumer Electronics

In 2017, Apple introduced the iPhone X which marked the first redesign to the iPhone in a few years. It also marked the first time that the base iPhone model was priced $1,000 and higher. You would think that this price tag would deter customers from purchasing the handset, but it seems that was not […]

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The 18,000mAh Energizer Smartphone Is A Crowdfunding Flop

2019-05-01
Consumer Electronics

Some of you might remember that earlier this year, an Energizer-branded smartphone, known as the Energizer Power Max P18K, was unveiled at MWC 2019 where it came with a massive 18,000mAh battery. It generated a ton of interest, for sure, and the company behind it, Avenir Telecom who licensed the Energizer brand, decided to launch […]

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Facebook’s New ‘Secret Crushes’ Feature Makes You Feel Like You’re Back In High School

2019-05-01
Consumer Electronics

Last year, Facebook introduced Facebook Dating which is pretty much as the name suggests. Given how Facebook already has such a huge established user base, it made sense that they would try to leverage it in this manner. Now it seems that the company is rolling out new features to its Dating section. Dubbed “Secret […]

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Apple Aperture Will Not Run On Macs After Mojave

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

Apple’s pro photo editing tool Aperture has been quite popular over the years but there’s going to be a significant change now for users. Apple has cautioned that Aperture will no longer work in versions of macOS that it releases after Mojave. This includes the one due this year and thereafter. Users who wish to […]

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Facebook Messenger App For Desktop Coming This Year

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

Facebook Messenger has seen incredible improvement and growth ever since Facebook made the decision to unbundle it from the main app. The functionality has been enhanced considerably over the past few years and the company is now fulfilling a consistent demand from users. It’s going to release a dedicated Facebook Messenger app for the desktop. […]

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Oculus Rift S And Oculus Quest Pre-Orders Open Today

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

Oculus fans have long been waiting to find out when the company is going to release its Rift S and Quest headsets. The wait will soon be over for them. The company has confirmed today that both headsets will begin shipping in 22 countries starting next month. Customers are able to pre-order them starting today […]

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Instagram Will Test Hiding Public Like Counts In Canada

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

It was reported recently that Instagram might try out hiding public like counts on posts and the Facebook-owned company has now confirmed that it’s indeed considering such a test. Instagram confirmed at the F8 developers’ conference today that a new feature will enter trials this week which will hide users’ public like counts on photos […]

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Facebook Portal To Get WhatsApp Support As It Goes International

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

Facebook has confirmed today that it will now start selling its Portal smart display outside the United States. It’s also adding new features to the device, some of which were confirmed at the company’s F8 developers’ conference today. The Portal and Portal+ have only been available in the United States and Canada so far. Facebook […]

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Uber And Lyft No Longer Accepting New Drivers In NYC

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

After the city passed new rules designed to get a grip on the rising growth of ride-hailing companies, both Uber and Lyft have now stopped accepting new drivers on their platforms in New York City. Uber says that it’s no longer accepting new drivers “in part to new TLC regulations,” by which it means the […]

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Tesla’s Solar Panels Could Become Cheaper Soon

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

Tesla is reportedly looking to take a major step in order to prevent the decline of its solar business. According to a new report, the company is thinking about selling its solar panels at a price that’s 38 percent less than the national average. The company is aiming for a price between $1.75-$1.99 a watt […]

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Amazon’s In-Car Delivery Service Expands To Ford And Lincoln Vehicles

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

Amazon launched its in-car delivery service last year. It does what the name suggests, deliver packages you’ve ordered to the trunk of your car. Only vehicles from Volo and General Motors were supported initially but this has now been expanded to include Ford and Lincoln vehicles from the 2017 model year and onwards. There are […]

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The Sonic Live-Action Movie Is The Stuff Of Nightmares

2019-04-30
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 30/04/2019 – 4:16pm "Er, meow?" Video games don't have the best track record when it comes to movies. We've had cinematic disasters like The Super Mario Bros. Movie, Double Dragon, Street Fighter, Dead or Alive and Alone in the Dark; all massive duds which wipe away the good work done by (minor) successes […]

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13 MLB Games To Be Streamed Live On YouTube And YouTube TV Exclusively

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

A new partnership between YouTube and the MLB has been announced today which will see the former exclusively live streaming 13 MLB games on both YouTube and YouTube TV. This will be during the second half of the regular baseball season. This is not the first time that YouTube has teamed up with MLB, it’s […]

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Burger King’s Meatless Whopper Rolling Out Nationwide

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

Fast food chain Burger King started selling a meatless version of its popular Whopper burger as part of a trial run earlier this month. The Impossible Whopper was available at 59 locations in the St. Louis area. Burger King has now announced that it’s now going to sell the Impossible Whopper nationwide. Burger King makes […]

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LG G8 ThinQ Review

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

Like clockwork, LG is releasing its 2018 flagship high-volume smartphone: the LG G8 ThinQ. Designed to address high-end usage, but at competitive prices, the LG G-Series has found itself somewhere between the premium market (sub-$600) and the upper high-end market (~800+). Let’s look at what the LG G8 is, and how it performs.Quick technical specifications […]

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2019 iPhones Could Finally Ship With An 18W Charger

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

In case you didn’t know, Apple’s iPhones in recent years have started to support fast charging. Unfortunately, Apple’s method of fast-charging is an expensive one as it means that customers will need to buy a separate, more high-powered charger (unless you happen to own the 2018 iPad Pro or a MacBook computer). It was rumored […]

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OnePlus 7 Won’t Come With A Notch

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

Based on the leaked renders that we’ve been seeing, it seems that the company will not be including a notch in the OnePlus 7. Instead, the company will be adopting a popup camera. Wondering how true those rumors and renders are? Turns out that OnePlus has more or less confirmed it. In an ad taken […]

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Google Acknowledges That Pixel Smartphone Sales Are Declining

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

At the start of the Nexus program, the idea behind it was to create a relatively affordable Android smartphone that offered users a stock/vanilla Android experience. This is versus the more expensive flagships from the likes of Samsung, LG, HTC, and so on that came with highly-tweaked versions of Android, and not necessarily for the […]

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Samsung Has A TV That Lets You Watch Videos In Portrait Mode

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

The way our smartphones are designed, more often than not a lot of us record videos in portrait mode. This results in our videos, when watch on the computer, featuring thick black borders at the side to compensate for shooting it in portrait mode. However, Samsung thinks that they might have the answer to that […]

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Google’s Pixel 3a Smartphone Spotted On Geekbench

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

Google is expected to launch the Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL next week, and it looks like at least one of the handsets has made an appearance on Geekbench, giving us a glimpse as to what we might be able to expect in terms of hardware specs. Of course, it should be taken with […]

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Man Proves In Court His Hash Brown Wasn’t A Smartphone

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

As many of you know, it is illegal to drive while using your smartphone. However, a man by the name of Jason Stiber has decided to fight the ticket that was given to him in court, and after a long 13-month legal battle and what could possibly have amounted to thousands of dollars in legal […]

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Nubia’s Red Magic 3 Is A Mobile Monster

2019-04-30
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 30/04/2019 – 8:37am 8K video recording and an internal fan Gaming phones are suddenly a big deal again, but we're not talking about Xperia Play successors here – this new generation of portable gaming platforms look (pretty much) like any other phone, but the key difference is the power contained within and the […]

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Cozmo And Vector Maker Anki Is Going Bust

2019-04-30
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 30/04/2019 – 8:02am No more smart robots Toymaker Anki is going out of business, it has been revealed. The news was delivered to Anki’s 200 staff today by CEO Boris Sofman. Those same 200 employees will be out of the job by Wednesday, and have only been given one week of severance. Anki […]

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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Could Sport 4,500mAh Battery

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

While we’re sure many are more than happy to welcome fancy bleeding-edge tech in their smartphones, we also wish that companies would make more effort in improving on older tech as well, such as the battery on our smartphones where till this date, most of the time our phones don’t last for more than a […]

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Chrome Exploit Uses Fake Address Bar For Phishing

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

Image credit – James Fisher Phishing attacks come in many forms, such as URLs created to look similar to authentic websites, or emails that are seemingly legit. However, according to researcher James Fisher, he has discovered a new Chrome exploit that could let hackers create a very real-looking, but fake, address bar. What this means […]

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Powerbeats Pro Will Be Available For Pre-Order May 3

2019-04-30
Consumer Electronics

Following the launch of the second-gen AirPods, it was rumored (and later confirmed) that Apple would be launching a Beats-version of the AirPods. The headphones in question is known as the Powerbeats Pro and if you are interested in the headphones, you will be pleased to learn that it will be available for pre-order starting […]

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Motorola RAZR V3 Review – 2004’s Best Phone In 2019

2019-04-29
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 29/04/2019 – 4:38pm Ahead of the RAZR revival, we look at the phone that established the brand £10.00 This year, Motorola will resurrect its most successful phone ever: the RAZR. Originally launched in 2004, this trend-setting handset sold in excess of 50 million units between 2004 and 2006, and kickstarted a 'thin-phone' revolution […]

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Here’s What Motorola’s Folding Razr Looks Like

2019-04-29
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 29/04/2019 – 2:46pm Official images apparently leak While Samsung and Huawei are stealing column inches with their respective folding phones, rival firm Motorola has been keeping its cards close to its chest regarding its planning Razr revival, which is rumoured to use a folding screen. Now, it would appear we've been given the […]

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Men: How to Style Summer Printed Shirts

2019-04-29
Men’s Clothing

Fortune favours the bold this season, and the stigma around the printed shirt has finally been lifted. Once seen as loud and obnoxious, printed shirts were seen everywhere on the runway this season, and they’re the freshest way to upgrade your outfit. We’re here to help you learn how to wear a printed shirt stylishly. […]

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