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Marvel Releases One Last Avengers: Endgame Trailer

2019-04-02
Consumer Electronics

There is a lot of anticipation for Marvel’s upcoming superhero movie Avengers: Endgame. It answers a lot of questions that were left open to interpretation in the previous film. Fans have looked at the possible theories every which way but Marvel has kept the real story tightly under wraps. To get fans even more hyped […]

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WhatsApp Rolls Out Fact-Checking Service Ahead Of Indian Elections

2019-04-02
Consumer Electronics

WhatsApp’s role in the spread of misinformation in India has often been called into question. The Facebook-owned company has taken some steps to prevent the flow of fake news. One of the steps it took recently involves limiting the number of times a message can be forwarded. Five times is the limit now and a […]

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Samsung Galaxy S10e Does Not Feature A Heart Rate Sensor

2019-04-02
Consumer Electronics

When Samsung announced their lineup of Galaxy S10 smartphones, one of the models that was announced is the Galaxy S10e which is supposed to be the “budget” model of the Galaxy S10 lineup. As a budget model, we expected that Samsung would “compromise” on certain aspects of the phone, and one of those features is […]

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LG V50 5G ThinQ Pricing Revealed

2019-04-02
Consumer Electronics

At MWC 2019, LG took the wraps off two brand new handsets in the form of the LG G8 and the LG V50 ThinQ. Recently LG had confirmed that the LG G8 would be going on sale come 11th of April, but if you’re more interested in the LG V50 ThinQ, then you might be […]

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Logitech Slim Folio Pro Keyboard For The iPad Pro Launched

2019-04-02
Consumer Electronics

A couple of years ago, Logitech announced the Slim Folio keyboard case for the iPad. This provided users with an alternative to Apple’s own Smart Keyboard, which let’s face it, was kind of expensive. Now the good news is that it looks like Logitech has since updated its lineup where the latest model will be […]

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Three OLED iPhones Coming In 2020 With New Screen Sizes

2019-04-02
Consumer Electronics

For the past couple of years, Apple has chosen to release three new iPhones with a mixture of OLED and LCD screens. However, come 2020, Apple could change that and instead launch three new iPhones, all of which will be using an OLED display. This is based on a report from DigiTimes (via 9to5Mac) who […]

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Canon IVY CLIQ and CLIQ+ Instant Cameras Announced

2019-04-02
Consumer Electronics

Does the idea of being able to take a photo and print it on the spot sound appealing to you? If it does, then chances are you might think of camera brands such as Polaroid or Fujifilm’s Instax camera. However, it seems that Canon wants to toss their hat into the instant camera ring and […]

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Google’s Security Key Now Works With Firefox And Edge

2019-04-02
Consumer Electronics

Last year Google launched their Titan hardware security key. For those unfamiliar, this is a USB dongle that when connected to a device, like a computer, would act as a “key” that authenticates users on websites and services. Previously Titan had worked with Google’s Chrome browser, but now it seems that support for more browsers […]

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Apple Music For Android Could Soon Get Chromecast Support

2019-04-02
Consumer Electronics

While music streaming services such as Spotify can be streamed directly through certain speakers, the same cannot be said for Apple Music. Instead, if users wanted to stream Apple Music through their speaker systems, they’d have to stream it over Bluetooth or connect a device to it. Unfortunately those are some of the “costs” associated […]

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Gmail Finally Gains The Ability To Schedule Emails

2019-04-02
Consumer Electronics

Have you ever wanted to schedule your email to send later? Perhaps you anticipate that you will be traveling and need to send out an email at a specific date or time, and you know won’t have an internet connection. The good news is that if scheduling your emails is something you might be interested […]

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Cloudflare’s Mobile DNS Service Adds A Free VPN Feature

2019-04-02
Consumer Electronics

Last year Cloudflare launched a mobile DNS service that provided users with a free DNS alternative to Google’s. Now the company has announced that its DNS service will be getting updated with a new feature in the form of a free VPN. Dubbed “Warp”, this will provide users with a free VPN service that they […]

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Apple’s Terrible Butterfly Keyboard: A Personal Journey

2019-04-02
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 02/04/2019 – 8:57am AKA: "I'm never buying another MacBook again" Apple is a company that prides itself on quality. Its products are sold at a premium when compared to similarly-specced devices on the market, because the Apple brand is seen – quite rightly, you could argue – as a higher level of product. […]

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Researchers Trick Tesla’s Autopilot Using Nothing But Stickers On The Ground

2019-04-02
Consumer Electronics

One of the features of Tesla cars would be its Autopilot feature where it is more of an enhanced cruise control feature that also has the ability for the car to steer itself, meaning that it can be used on curved roads where the sensors on the car would allow it to continue to remain […]

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2019 iPhones Will Support Two-Way Wireless Charging, Come With Larger Batteries

2019-04-02
Consumer Electronics

We have been hearing rumors that Apple could be interested in exploring the concept of reverse wireless charging, or two-way wireless charging where the phone can not only be wirelessly charged, but can also charge other devices wirelessly. We have heard rumors that this could be a feature coming to the 2019 iPhones, and now […]

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Samsung Galaxy S10 5G Pricing Revealed

2019-04-02
Consumer Electronics

Recently Samsung had confirmed that later this month, pre-orders for its 5G variant of the Samsung Galaxy S10 would be going up for pre-order. The carrier did not mention how much the handset would cost, although some did express some worry that the inclusion of 5G could drive up the price of the phone. While […]

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Russia’s Anti-Drone Drone Literally Has A Shotgun

2019-04-01
Consumer Electronics

Almaz Antey, a Russian defense contractor that manufactures advanced weapons systems like the S-400 Triumf surface-to-air missile, has created an anti-drone drone which is literally a flying shotgun. The drone has a fully automatic Vepr-12 shotgun with a 10-round magazine which allows it to shoot down other drones in the sky. According to reports, this […]

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LA County Uses Algorithm To Swiftly Clear 50,000 Pot Convictions

2019-04-01
Consumer Electronics

The Los Angeles and San Joaquin counties have inked a partnership with Code for America to enable the district attorneys to clear more than 50,000 marijuana convictions faster. The DA in these counties will be using the nonprofit’s algorithm which will help prosecutors by evaluating whether a pot conviction case is eligible for dismissal or […]

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Facebook May Get Dedicated News Tab This Year

2019-04-01
Consumer Electronics

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said that the world’s largest social network may get a dedicated tab for “high-quality news” this year. While this section will be free for Facebook users, Zuckerberg has hinted that publishers might be paid to feature their content in this dedicated news tab. Zuckerberg floated this idea in a conversation […]

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Tesla’s Sentry Mode Records Woman Keying A Model 3

2019-04-01
Consumer Electronics

If you are the sort of person who gets attached to their car then coming out one fine day to find out that someone keyed it can be the absolute worst. A video captured by Tesla’s Sentry Mode is making the rounds online which shows a woman keying a Tesla Model 3. The company recently […]

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PlayStation Store Refund Pre-Order Possible But There’s A Catch

2019-04-01
Consumer Electronics

It’s possible that you pre-order a game when it’s first unveiled but over the following days you decide you don’t want to spend your money on it. What do you do then if you have pre-ordered it through Sony’s PlayStation Store? A new policy has been enacted which does allow PlayStation Store pre-order refund but […]

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New York To Ban Plastic Bags In 2020

2019-04-01
Consumer Electronics

Legislative leaders and New York governor Andrew Cuomo have announced that an agreement has been reached on the state’s 2020 budget. A provision of that budget implements a ban on single-use plastic bags. This makes New York the third state to adopt legislation that officially bans single-use plastic bags. Lawmakers are set to vote on […]

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Computer Outage Causes Nationwide Flight Delays On Five Airlines

2019-04-01
Consumer Electronics

A computer outage has caused flight delays this morning as it affected operations of at least five airlines nationwide. According to reports, the same outage affected United, Delta, Alaska, Southwest, and JetBlue. The source was apparently a vendor that services multiple carriers. A spokesperson for Southwest Airlines said in a statement provided to Gizmodo that […]

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Over 2 Million Credit Card Numbers Stolen In Restaurant Chain Breach

2019-04-01
Consumer Electronics

Used your card at a Planet Hollywood, Buca di Beppo or Mixology location? You may want to continue reading. The parent company of these restaurants has confirmed a security breach after researchers found over two million stolen credit card numbers being sold on the internet. Malware was used on the point-of-sale systems to lift this […]

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New Surface Book 2 Model Comes With Intel’s Latest Processor

2019-04-01
Consumer Electronics

Microsoft has refreshed the base Surface Book 2 model rather quietly. The 13 inch Surface Book 2 can now be had with Intel’s latest 8th Generation quadcore i5 processor. The company isn’t doing away with the previous model which had the dualcore 7th Generation processor. It will continue to be available at a discounted price. […]

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Apple’s Documents Show It’s Capable Of Implementing Right To Repair

2019-04-01
Consumer Electronics

Apple has publicly taken a stand against the right to repair movement. It’s fighting such legislation is multiple states across the country but it now seems that Apple may be willing to soften its stance on the matter. Internal documents from Apple show that the company is in a position to implement right to repair […]

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Apple May Be Working To Improve Quality Of Underwater Photos

2019-04-01
Consumer Electronics

There are also sorts of theories about Apple’s upcoming iPhones, including enhanced water resistance for the handset. A new Apple patent has surfaced which suggests that the company is working on a new camera which would improve the quality of underwater photos taken using an iPhone. The patent doesn’t just list improvements for a standard […]

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Facebook News Feed Now Offers Explanations About Posts

2019-04-01
Consumer Electronics

The News Feed is at the center of your Facebook experience. You can endlessly scroll it to find posts from your friends, Pages that you follow, and groups that you’re a member of. Sometimes, you might see posts in News Feed and wonder why you’re seeing it when it doesn’t interest you at all. Facebook […]

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Google ARCore Support Expanded To More Devices

2019-04-01
Consumer Electronics

ARCore, Google’s software-based augmented reality platform, is now expanding to a handful of additional devices. The company keeps a list of devices that receive support. The list is regularly updated to reflect the new additions that are made. Five additional devices have now received support for Google’s ARCore platform. These devices include the new flagship […]

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Skype For Android Bug Answers Calls Automatically

2019-04-01
Consumer Electronics

Quite a few people still use Skype even though there are a lot of other cross-platform communication apps that have become much more popular. Many Skype users continue to use it because it’s something that they’ve grown used to while others use it for business purposes. Either way, both type of users will not appreciate […]

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Pixel 2 And Pixel 2 XL No Longer Available From Google Store

2019-04-01
Consumer Electronics

The Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL are quite capable devices even though they’re not what you’d call “recent.” They were released in 2017 after all. However, Google would much rather you buy the Pixel 3 or Pixel 3 XL which are its recent devices. To that end, it’s subtly nudging customers towards those devices […]

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