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San Francisco Could Be First To Ban Facial Recognition By The City

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

Facial recognition is increasingly touted as the solution for security problems but the technology does get criticized by rights activists, particularly when large-scale deployment is considered in public spaces where citizens who have done nothing wrong are captured by facial recognition tech as well. It’s now possible that San Francisco could become the first city […]

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Tesla To Launch Its Insurance Product Soon

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

So you’ve purchased a Tesla, now what? Perhaps you want to buy insurance and Tesla wants to be the one to hook you up with that as well. The company’s CEO Elon Musk has confirmed that Tesla is building an insurance product which is going to be launched in about a month. Musk confirmed this […]

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Airbnb Wants To Create Video Content To Make People Travel More

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

Video content has always been an incredible growth driver for the tourism industry. Long before there was YouTube and social media, there were VHS tapes with travel guides of exotic locations across the globe. Now, it’s as easy as hitting up YouTube to find the top ten things you should do in Paris, for example. […]

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Nintendo Not Launching New Switch Console At E3

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

There have been a few reports recently about Nintendo being close to launching a new model of its popular Switch console. The reports have specifically talked about a smaller and cheaper version of the gaming console. Even if it has plans to do that later this year, Nintendo has confirmed that it won’t unveil any […]

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Google Assistant’s ‘Tell Me A Story’ Feature Arrives On Smartphones

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

Google Assistant has a neat little feature called “Tell Me A Story” which will make story time with your kids more fun. This feature was previously limited to the Assistant on Google Home devices but the company is now expanding it to smartphones just in time for National Tell a Story Day. The feature is […]

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Samsung Galaxy View 2 Officially Announced

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

Last year it was reported that Samsung could be working on a successor to its massive Galaxy View tablet. It turns out the rumors were true because Samsung has since officially unveiled the Galaxy View 2 where it will be available for purchase through AT&T. In terms of its specs, there’s really not much to […]

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The Nintendo Switch Has Surpassed The N64 In Lifetime Sales

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

Nintendo’s future felt a bit murky during the era of the Wii U, where Nintendo was attempting to build on the success of the Wii with an updated model with newer features. Unfortunately, it never quite took and it felt like Nintendo might just drop out of the console race entirely. However, the company managed […]

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AT&T’s CEO Anticipates 5G Plans Could Be Tier-Based And More Expensive

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

It goes without saying that many are excited to see what kind of changes and improvements 5G could be bringing to the table. As it stands, LTE is pretty fast, but tests have shown that 5G is faster. Unfortunately, it also seems that 5G plans could potentially be more expensive, or at least that’s what […]

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Pirated Copies Of Avengers: Endgame Have Already Leaked Online

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

Marvel’s Avengers: Endgame has already been released in some parts of the world, such as China, and unfortunately, it looks like Marvel has a piracy problem on their hands because according to a report from TorrentFreak, it seems that pirated copies of the movie have already made their way online. What’s ironic is that the […]

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LG Could Halt Smartphone Production In Korea For Somewhere Cheaper

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

As expected of a MNO such as LG, the company has production plants and factories all over the world. However, a report from Korean publication Yonhap News Agency claims that LG could be considering halting the production of its smartphones over in Korea where they might try to seek out more affordable alternatives. LG has […]

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Scientists Create An Artificial Material With ‘Lifelike’ Traits

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

These days scientists are getting a lot better at creating more humanoid-looking robots, but for the most part, this is mostly an aesthetics thing. However, it seems that in the future, machines could not just look more lifelike, but could also potentially start to exhibit lifelike tendencies as well. This is thanks to the creation […]

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Buying All The Mortal Kombat 11 Skins Will Cost You Over $6,000

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

If there is a reason why developers and publishers are loving the microtransaction model, it is because it allows them to earn a lot more over the course of the game’s lifetime. This is versus the previous model where once the game was bought and paid for, that’s where their revenue kind of comes to […]

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The iPhone XR Is Currently Dominating iPhone Sales In The US

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

While the iPhone XR might not necessarily be the most hyped smartphone, it does represent one of the more affordable iPhones in Apple’s lineup. For the most part, it features almost identical specs as the iPhone XS and XS Max, save for a couple of differences in the display and camera. However, some might say […]

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This Implant Can Turn Brain Activity Into Synthetic Speech

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

One of the problems experienced by those who are disabled is being able to effectively communicate with other people around them. For example, we have seen how this can involve the use of computers and having to type out things that they want to say. Now thanks to the efforts of researchers at UC San […]

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Surfer Loses Apple Watch At Sea, Gets It Back 6 Months Later Still Working

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

If you were to drop your gadget by accident at sea, most of us would probably write it off and would never imagine we would see it again. However, that isn’t the case with surfer Robert Bainter who lost his Apple Watch while surfing, but miraculously he managed to get it back six months later […]

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Tesla Shows Off A Car Without A Steering Wheel

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

At the moment, Tesla is pretty much the only car company that has cars that you can buy that kind of have self-driving capabilities, thanks to the Autopilot feature found in the company’s cars. It seems that Tesla is really pushing the tech because more recently, the company’s CEO Elon Musk has revealed their plans […]

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iOS 13 Could Bring Mouse Support To The iPad Pro

2019-04-25
Consumer Electronics

Ever since Apple introduced the iPad Pro that came with its own keyboard accessory, it was really starting to feel as if Apple were trying to suggest that the iPad Pro could double up as a laptop replacement. Now it seems that we could soon see the iPad Pro turn into a pseudo laptop of […]

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LG G8 Camera Review

2019-04-24
Consumer Electronics

Announced on Feb 24, the LG G8 ThinQ is the new flagship smartphone (high-end, mainstream) from LG. Designed to be a high-volume product, the camera performance is of paramount importance to prospect buyers, despite a relatively affordable price of $620 (T-Mobile, no contract). Let’s take a look at the LG G8 camera performance through the […]

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How To Use Gmail Confidential Mode (Windows, Android, iOS)

2019-04-24
Consumer Electronics

Sending emails hasn’t changed much in the last decade or so. Yes, the user interface has gotten better and we have more features but the basic stuff remains the same. Despite all the newness security is still one of the main concerns we have while using email. Gmail has decided to tackle this issue with […]

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Company That Made $16,000 Laundry Folding Robot Goes Bankrupt

2019-04-24
Consumer Electronics

A few companies have tried their hands at making robots that can fold laundry. Seven Dreams was one of them. The Japanese company was backed by major companies like Panasonic and Daiwa House. It created Laundroid, a laundry-folding robot that used artificial intelligence to ascertain the best way to fold an article of clothing. The […]

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Ford And Rivian Team Up To Build An Electric Vehicle

2019-04-24
Consumer Electronics

Ford is investing heavily in technologies that will define the future of the automotive industry. It has earmarked considerable resources for electric and self-driving vehicles. The company has now announced a $500 million investment in electric vehicle startup Rivian and is going to work with the startup to build a new electric vehicle using its […]

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LG May Stop Manufacturing Phones In South Korea

2019-04-24
Consumer Electronics

LG has really been feeling the pinch the smartphone market for quite some time. It has made some serious attempts to improve its fortunes but they’re not quite yielded the results that it requires. LG isn’t giving up on the business, though, and is making an effort to reform and optimize it. This may include […]

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HMD Investigating Nokia 9 Fingerprint Sensor Issues

2019-04-24
Consumer Electronics

Some Nokia 9 owners have reported a serious security flaw with the in-display fingerprint sensor on their units. Many users had initially complained about the sensor’s accuracy when the device came out. HMD Global did send out a software update last week which was supposed to improve the accuracy. However, a security flaw has been […]

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AT&T’s Premium WarnerMedia Streaming Service Coming This Fall

2019-04-24
Consumer Electronics

AT&T has been working on a new streaming service which is said to be a premium offering. It has now provided some more information about when the service is going to be unveiled. AT&T’s premium WarnerMedia streaming service, which will include HBO, is going to be revealed in the fall this year. This, according to […]

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How To Uninstall Steam Games

2019-04-24
Consumer Electronics

With Valve’s Steam gaming platform, users can search for games, purchase them, download them, and install them all within the same place. It’s a great way of game distribution and also a way for you to consolidate all your purchases and manage your games, but we imagine that there will be a point in time […]

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AirPods 3 With Noise Cancellation May Arrive This Year

2019-04-24
Consumer Electronics

There was a two year gap between the original AirPods and the AirPods 2. However, reports from the supply chain suggest that the company plans on launching a new model of its wireless earbuds later this year. AirPods 3 will reportedly be out before the end of 2019 and is expected to feature noise cancellation. […]

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Verizon 5G And Broadband Customers To Get YouTube TV

2019-04-24
Consumer Electronics

Verizon is working with Google to provide its internet customers with streaming media. It has confirmed that both wireless 5G home and Fios broadband customers will receive YouTube TV, the company’s standalone online TV streaming service. It confirms an earlier report about Verizon wanting to partner up with Google to provide more streaming options to […]

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US Army’s New Night Vision Tech Will Let Soldiers Shoot Around Corners

2019-04-24
Consumer Electronics

The US Army has been tested advanced night vision technology which will enable soldiers to shoot around corners even when their visibility is impaired on the battlefield. The technology is being put through its final round of user testing before it enters full-rate production and deployment in the field later this year. The Enhanced Night […]

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People Are Waiting Longer Than Ever To Upgrade Their Phones

2019-04-24
Consumer Electronics

Flagship smartphones have continued to get expensive over the past few years. One would easily cost you north of $1,000 now and if you opt for one of those fancy upcoming foldable smartphones, be prepared to spend over $2,000 on a phone that will be outdated in a couple of years. No wonder people are […]

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Chrome No Longer Lets Websites Track You In Incognito Mode

2019-04-24
Consumer Electronics

Incognito Mode is meant to allow for private browsing but it has been possible for websites to track if the visitor is using the mode or not. Google has now made it impossible for websites to do that. However, this functionality is disabled by default in the latest Chrome version and has to be manually […]

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