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Fortnite Avengers: Endgame: Everything You Need To Know

2019-04-29
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 29/04/2019 – 9:00am Starting April 25th, Epic's Fortnite is getting a Marvel-themed makeover which sees the stars of the Avengers: Endgame movie invade the world of gaming. Players will be able to take on the powers of superheroes like Iron Man and Captain America in order to prevent the opposing team – led […]

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iOS 13 Concept Imagines Mouse Support On The iPad

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

Image credit – Guilherme Martins Schasiepen According to a recent rumor, it was suggested that iOS 13 could bring mouse support to the iPad Pro. Given that the iPad Pro already supports keyboards with its own Smart Keyboard accessory, introducing mouse support seems like a natural evolution in Apple’s quest to make the iPad Pro […]

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Android Will Not Natively Support Scrolling Screenshots

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

If you’ve ever wanted to take a screenshot of a message thread or a website, back in the day, the problem was that you could only screenshot what you saw. This meant that if messages go beyond the screen, you would need to take multiple screenshots. However, some handset makers introduced a feature known as […]

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More Evidence That Apple Could Be Developing Its Own 5G Modems

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

For a while now it has been rumored that Apple could be looking to develop their own modems. For a company that seems to love to do everything themselves where possible, it actually made a lot of sense. Now according to a report from The Telegraph, there is more evidence that Apple could indeed be […]

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Russian Hackers Had Ability To Change Voter Roll Data In One Florida County

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

Florida Senator Marco Rubio has revealed in an interview that Russian hackers were “in a position” to alter voting records in a Florida county. They were able to breach one county’s voting systems during the Presidential Election back in 2016. Rubio said that not only were the hackers able to access the systems, they even […]

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Toyota Halts Plan To Deploy Connected Vehicle Tech In U.S. By 2021

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

Toyota has confirmed this week that it’s halting plans to deploy the Dedicated Short-Range Communications technology on its vehicles in the United States. It was previously planned to go ahead with this deployment by 2021. This technology would enable cars and trucks to communicate with each other in order to avoid accidents. There have been […]

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PS4 Sales Will Soon Cross 100 Million Units

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

To say that the PlayStation 4 has been a massive hit for Sony would be an understatement. The console has consistently outsold the Xbox One and will soon cross another major milestone. According to the figures officially revealed by Sony, it won’t be long before the PS4 sales cross 100 million units. Sony did caution […]

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Microsoft Expands Phone Screen Mirroring Functionality To More Devices

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

Microsoft started testing phone screen mirroring between Windows 10 and Android devices earlier this year. This functionality enables users to basically run their Android apps on their PC through a connected smartphone. It was only available for limited devices initially and the company is now expanding support for this functionality to additional devices. Phone screen […]

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Meet The Nubia Red Magic 3, A Gaming Smartphone With A Built-In Fan

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

One of things that gaming smartphones love to boast over other smartphones is their cooling systems, where they claim that the use of proprietary cooling systems will allow their phones to maintain higher performance while keeping the phones cooled. However, it seems that Nubia could have taken things to the next level. The company has […]

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Nintendo Switch Online Now Has 9.8 Million Subscribers

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

For the first time ever, Nintendo decided to start charge gamers for access to its online gaming services, where they would need to pay a fee if they wished to be able to play with other gamers online. Given that Nintendo did not charge in the past, many were curious as to how players would […]

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One Year Later, Valve Is Finally Replacing Its Ugly Dota 2 Statue With A New One

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

Last year, Valve sent out one of the reward items to players who contributed to The International’s prize pool. The reward in question was a Baby Roshan statue. The initial renders and concept showed that the statue would be highly detailed, but what players got was a sad excuse for a reward and definitely not […]

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PlayStation Now Subscription Service Tops 700,000 Users

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

The PlayStation Now streaming service has been around for quite some time now, long before similar services were offered for the Xbox One. Sony launched it back in 2014 and it has seen constant growth for PlayStation Now over the years. Sony has revealed that the subscription service now has over 700,000 users. Sony’s cloud-based […]

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Indiegogo Will No Longer Allow Anti-Vaccine Campaigns

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

There has been a growing movement against vaccines in recent years with parents in some communities across the country refusing to vaccinate their children. This can cause an outbreak of diseases like measles among others when someone picks it up, often from a visit overseas. Measles is contagious and can even be fatal for children. […]

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Facebook Being Investigated For Scraping Contacts From Emails

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

Another day, another privacy investigation concerning Facebook. The New York attorney general’s office has confirmed that it has launched an investigation against Facebook’s “unauthorized collection of 1.5M of their users’ email contact databases.” The investigation has been announced following recent reports that Facebook had been scraping the contact list of some users who had joined […]

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Apple Says Third-Party Screen Time Apps Are Being Removed Over Privacy Issues

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

Image credit – 9to5Mac Recent reports have highlighted that Apple has systematically been removing third-party time tracking and parental control apps from the App Store over the past year. This has led to severe problems for developers who had built their businesses around these apps and has even led to an antitrust lawsuit. Apple’s Phil […]

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Sony’s Smartphone Shipments Fell To Record Lows In Q1 2019

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

As some of you might be aware, Sony hasn’t been having the greatest of runs in the smartphone market for the past couple of years. This has been reflected in the company’s shipments for the previous quarter. Sony’s smartphone shipments fell to a record low in the first quarter of this year. The company had […]

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Uber Could Become A $91 Billion Company After IPO

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

Ride-hailing company Uber’s initial public offering has been highly anticipated and some more information is now surfacing after the company filed an amended prospectus with the Securities and Exchange Commission this week. The company expects to be worth as much as $91 billion after it goes public. This would make it one of the largest […]

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Triple Camera System Confirmed For OnePlus 7 Pro

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

OnePlus is gearing up to launch its new flagship smartphone in the near future. As always, it’s revealing bits and pieces of information about the upcoming device to build up the hype. A recent tweet from the company has confirmed that the handset is going to have a triple camera system at the back, something […]

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United Airlines Will Cover Up Seatback Cameras

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

You can imagine the uproar caused when it was discovered that the in-flight entertainment systems on some new United airplanes have built-in cameras. This obviously led to privacy concerns and criticism since many passengers didn’t even know that the seatback systems had cameras in the first place. United has now started physically covering up these […]

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DJI Is Not Discontinuing Its Phantom Drones

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

DJI’s iconic Phantom lineup of drones is not going anywhere, the company has confirmed. The confirmation comes amid rumors that DJI has been thinking about discontinuing the Phantom line. One can imagine why people would think that given that the Phantom 4 has basically vanished while the Phantom 5 is believed to have been shelved. […]

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U.S. Army Simulates Cyberattack By Cutting Power To Its Largest Base

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

U.S. Army’s largest base, Fort Bragg, conducted an unannounced exercise in order to simulate a cyberattack. Not only that, it’s also the largest military base in the world, with over 50,000 soldiers stationed there. The base did not have power for 12 hours on Wednesday and Thursday which led to some confusion and concern. The […]

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Avengers: Endgame Has Already Smashed Global Box Office Records

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

With all the hype surrounding Avengers: Endgame, especially after the way Infinity War ended, it’s not surprising that the movie was high-anticipated and watch by many around the world. As such, it is also not surprising to learn that Endgame has since managed to smash the global box office record. According to the numbers, the […]

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This Is Why Intel Killed Its 5G Modem Project

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

A couple of weeks ago following the speculation that Apple’s 5G iPhones could be delayed to 2021 due to their apparent difficulty in sourcing components. Intel was said to be the company to supply Apple with 5G modems, and the company came forward to claim that everything was going according to plan. However, just a […]

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It Could Soon Be Illegal For Gas Cars To Park At EV Charging Stations

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

Given that EV charging stations aren’t quite as ubiquitous as gas stations at the moment (they are slowly getting there), it means that it isn’t quite as convenient or simple for EV car owners to recharge their cars. To make things worse, there have been reported instances of how some gas car owners who park […]

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The iPhone XR 2 Could Adopt A Dual Camera Design

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

Apple’s iPhone XR is essentially a compromised version of the iPhone XS and XS Max, where it lacks certain hardware features such as an OLED screen and also the dual camera setup. However, despite those “limitations”, the iPhone XR has actually done pretty well for itself where it actually dominated iPhone sales in the US. […]

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First Ever Organ Transport Delivery By Drone Conducted

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

We’ve always known that drones could be used for delivery purposes, where in some countries such a in Australia, we’ve seen how drones are being used to deliver coffee. In fact, it had also been suggested that drones could also potentially be used to deliver organs in instances where emergency transplants had to be done. […]

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This Video Game Can Detect Alzheimer’s In Patients

2019-04-28
Consumer Electronics

Like a lot of medical conditions, early detection can either help to cure the problem, or it could help patients deal with the issue a lot earlier which can also help improve their overall quality of life. We’ve seen how some researchers are trying to find ways of detecting Alzheimer’s early, and now a new […]

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How To Watermark Your Photos (For Free)

2019-04-27
Consumer Electronics

It has become increasingly common to find images that have been “stolen” and reposted online without either paying for the licensing rights or attributing its creator. It seems highly unlikely that this is a problem that could ever truly go away. However, watermarking your images is one of the ways that you can actually use […]

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Safera Sense Smart Cooking Sensor

2019-04-27
Consumer Electronics

#IFAGPC19 – There was a lot of cooking related devices showcased at IFA GPC 19 and Safera Sense was one of the most interesting ones. Safera is a Finnish company that specializes in the prevention of cooking fires, it manufactures stove guards since 2007, and all its stove guards are EN 50615 certified, a requirement […]

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Sennheiser AMBEO Soundbar Hands-on Review at IFA GPC 19

2019-04-27
Consumer Electronics

Sennheiser unveiled its impressive and pricey soundbar in January at CES and today at IFA GPC I could get a sneak peek of the audio performance. Sennheiser is best known for the audio quality of its headphones, and with the AMBEO, the German company proves it can master great sound in a home theater system […]

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