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It’s Possible To Edit Google Docs In Dropbox Now

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

Google and Dropbox had announced over a year ago that they would work together to make their cloud storage services play nice with each other. The integration that was announced last summer is now switching things up a notch. It’s now possible for Dropbox Business customers to participate in an open beta program which allows […]

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Tesla Sentry Mode Aids In Arrest Of Car Thief

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

Tesla rolled out the Sentry Mode for its electric cars so that the vehicle can keep an eye out for itself when the owner is away. It utilizes the onboard cameras to record any potential threat or damage and also notifies the owner of the same. A suspected car thief has now been arrested after […]

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Drones Start Delivering Food And Coffee In Australia’s Capital

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

If you’re based in Australia’s capital city of Canberra, you might be able to get your morning coffee delivered via a drone. Wing, a company that’s a graduate of Google’s X program, has begun offering drone deliveries for food and coffee in three suburbs just outside Canberra. The company says that it has tested this […]

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Firefox Tests Browser Fingerprint And Crypto Mining Blocking

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

Mozilla continues to build more tracking protection for its Firefox internet browser. The company has revealed that it’s testing a new anti-tracking feature which will no longer allow websites to “fingerprint” users’ browsers and thus be able to track them even after they’re cleared their cookies. It’s also testing blocking cryptocurrency miners on websites. The […]

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Memorialized Facebook Profiles Get New Tributes Section

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

Your memory could continue to live on Facebook even after you’ve passed. The social network allows the creation of memorialized profiles of people who have died. It’s now expanding that functionality by adding a new tributes section to the pages. This would enable friends and family members of the deceased to continue posting memories of […]

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The IRS Could Be Blocked From Offering Free Online Tax Filing

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

The current tax filing system in the United States relies on private services. A new bill is being pushed through Congress which would permanently block the government, the IRS in particular, from offering free online tax filing services to citizens. The bill would thus enshrine the existing system of reliance on private services into law. […]

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Apple’s AirPods 2 vs Apple’s Beats Powerbeats Pro

2019-04-09
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Michael Grothaus 09/04/2019 – 2:59pm Apple’s wireless earbuds face off against each other! When you think of Apple’s wireless earbuds you almost certainly think of Apple’s sleek AirPods. But the company actually makes another entirely different kind of wireless earbuds. As some know, Apple owns the Beats brand of audio accessories. The company acquired Beats […]

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Marvel To Reveal Plans For The MCU’s Phase 4 After Spider-Man: Far From Home

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

Many are undoubtedly curious as to what will become of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) after Avengers: Endgame. Endgame will be wrapping things up for certain characters, which begs the question of what can we expect in Phase 4 and beyond of the MCU? If you are curious, you might have to wait a bit. […]

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WhatsApp Could Soon Be Supported On The iPad

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

Image credit – WABetaInfo The use of WhatsApp has largely been for mobile devices like our smartphones, but the good news is that if you’re on the iPad quite frequently and would love the ability to respond to messages, you might soon get the chance to do so. This is according to a report from […]

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Windows 10 Will No Longer Require You To ‘Safely Remove’ USB Drives

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

If you’ve ever plugged a USB flash drive into Windows before and unplugged it, you might have gotten the warning message that you should probably use the “Safely remove” feature to eject your hard drive. This is due to concerns that removing it suddenly could somehow corrupt the data or cause errors as the drive […]

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Samsung Installs Wireless Chargers At Bus Stations In Singapore

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

Image credit – The Drum Wireless charging has more or less become the standard feature that we can expect from most high-end smartphones these days, but it seems that Samsung really wants its users to know that their new smartphones have the feature. So much so that they have teamed up with JCDecaux Singapore to […]

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Logitech Wireless Zone Headphones Announced

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

If you’re looking for a set of headphones that can do everything and anything, then Logitech might have you covered. The company has recently announced the Logitech Wireless Zone headphones which will come with a host of features that should make it a more convenient and efficient set of headphones to use. Why do we […]

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Korean Pop Group ‘BLACKPINK’ Is Breaking YouTube Records

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

Several years ago, Korean musician Psy launched his “Gangnam Style” video on YouTube where it proceeded to break several YouTube records. Fast forward a few years, it seems that another Korean pop group by the name of BLACKPINK has also managed to break several YouTube records, this time with their latest hit single, “Kill This […]

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New Powerful Spyware Discovered That Targets iPhone Users

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

Due to Android being more open and how apps can be easily installed outside of the Google Play Store, it’s not uncommon to hear about people running into issues with malware. But to assume that the iPhone is safer would be wrong. In fact, more recently, researchers mobile security firm Lookout have discovered a new […]

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Our Digital Music Might Not Be So Environmentally-Friendly After All

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

Digital music seems like a much more green answer compared to listening to music through physical mediums, like vinyl, CDs, and so on. However, as it turns out, digital music might not be as green as we had hoped for. This is according to a study by researchers at the University of Glasgow and the […]

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Apple’s 31.6-inch Display Still On Track For 2019

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

Earlier this year, it was reported that Apple could be launching a new display later this year in the form of a 31.6-inch 6K display. For those wondering about the display, an investor’s note from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has revealed that the display is still very much on track for a release this year. What’s […]

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We Might Get More Than One Galaxy Note 10

2019-04-09
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 09/04/2019 – 9:03am Phones, everywhere Samsung has been splitting its big Galaxy S launches for some time now, releasing a standard version alongside a larger 'plus' model which boasts a bigger display and other extras. However, in 2019, it went one better and released four different models of the Galaxy S10 – and […]

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PowerBeats Pro Out Next Month, With Apple’s Fancy H1 Chip

2019-04-09
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 09/04/2019 – 8:33am Your next wireless headphones? When Apple scooped up Beats by Dr. Dre a few years back, many within the industry pondered the wisdom of the move. However, as the mobile sector has moved to fully embrace wireless headphone technology, Apple's purchase of one of the leading companies in this space […]

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Tesla Might Add Pothole Avoidance To Its Autopilot Feature

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

Potholes are the bane of drivers all over the world, where not only do they scratch the underneath of our cars, but in some situations, if the pothole is deep enough or filled with sharp rocks, can result in our tires getting punctured. Of course, the best thing to do is to avoid them, and […]

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Larger 17-inch MacBook Pro Might Not Arrive Until 2021

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

It has been several years since Apple discontinued the 17-inch MacBook Pro, leaving users with the 15-inch model as the biggest one that they can buy. We’re sure that there are some who undoubtedly miss the 17-inch model and might have been excited at the possibility that it might return later this year. Unfortunately, it […]

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Huawei Seemingly Open To Selling Its 5G Modems To Apple

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

According to recent reports, it suggested that Apple might be running into some issues in sourcing 5G modems for its iPhones. The company had been previously rumored to launch its 5G iPhone in 2020, but recent reports claim that it might launch in 2021 instead. However, it seems that Apple might have a helping hand […]

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Samsung Galaxy S10 5G Launch Date On Verizon Confirmed In Leaked Render

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

Image credit – Android Headlines According to a report from last week, it was rumored that the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G could be launching on Verizon next month, or to be more specific, it could be launching on the 16th of May. Now according to the folks at Android Headlines, they have managed to get […]

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3D Printed Fingerprint Beats Samsung Galaxy S10’s Fingerprint Sensor

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

One of the features of the Samsung Galaxy S10 is the use of an in-display fingerprint sensor. What makes this different from other in-display sensors is that Samsung is said to have used Qualcomm’s fingerprint sensor which relies on ultrasonic technology. This is said to be more secure compared to regular fingerprint scanning, but maybe […]

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The Elder Scrolls: Blades Early Access Now Open To More Gamers

2019-04-09
Consumer Electronics

The other day it was reported that early access had been launched for Bethesda’s upcoming The Elder Scrolls: Blades mobile game. If you did not get in on the early access, then you might be interested to learn that Bethesda has since announced that they will be opening up the game to all gamers. All […]

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Microsoft Releases Chromium Edge Browser For Testing

2019-04-08
Consumer Electronics

Microsoft confirmed a few months ago that it’s building a Chromium-powered version of its Edge browser. The company has announced today that the browser is officially available for testing. It’s releasing early builds to developers today with both Canary and Developer builds receiving daily or weekly updates with the changes that are in the pipeline […]

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Researchers Create ‘Metallic Wood’ That’s As Strong As Titanium

2019-04-08
Consumer Electronics

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign, and the University of Cambridge have created a material that they call “metallic wood.” It’s said to be as strong as titanium while being light enough that it can float in water. Only a small amount of this material can be produced at […]

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Experimental Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise In Clinical Trial

2019-04-08
Consumer Electronics

A study in Nature Medicine reveals that an experimental cancer vaccine has shown promise in a small clinical trial. Researchers at the Mount Sinai Hospital in New York tested this vaccine in 11 patients with lymphoma. The results were found to be successful enough that another clinical trial was conducted last month on lymphoma patients […]

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Toyota’s Robot Basketball Player Hits Three-Pointers Like A Pro

2019-04-08
Consumer Electronics

Could you see yourself cheering for a robot basketball player in the future? That could happen when they’re capable of hitting three-pointers with nearly 100 percent accuracy. CUE 3 is a 6’3″ humanoid robot from Toyota Engineering Society and it’s capable of hitting free throws with almost pinpoint accuracy. The AP reports that the robot […]

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Toddler Keeps Entering Incorrect Password, Locks Out Dad’s iPad For 48 Years

2019-04-08
Consumer Electronics

Most devices these days have protections built-in so that they can be protected against brute-force attacks which attempt to break the lock by trying as many passcode combinations as possible. The device would time out in this instance and ask the user to wait for a certain amount of time before trying again. All of […]

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Would You Pay $3,000 To Rent Movies As Soon As They Hit Theaters?

2019-04-08
Consumer Electronics

That’s a question that Red Carpet Films asked itself when creating its first-run film rental service for the uber wealthy. While the rest of us might subscribe to services like MoviePass for discounted tickets, there is a market where people are willing to pay thousands of dollars just so they can watch the latest movies […]

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