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Mes bons plans pour aménager un studio étudiant

2019-03-29
Home Improvement

Aujourd’hui, je vais vous parler de mes bons plans spécialement dédiés aux étudiants ! Étant déjà passé par la case étudiante, je sais au combien les tâches ne sont pas évidentes. Rechercher un appart ou une de coloc convenable, non loin de mon école ou encore trouver des idées pour aménager mon intérieur, n’a jamais […]

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Apple Card Will Not Support Multiple Users

2019-03-29
Consumer Electronics

Just the other day, Apple announced the Apple Card. This is Apple’s take on the credit card where it can be used in software form on the iPhone, or users can even request for a physical version of the card where it can be used in places that do not support Apple Pay. We’re sure […]

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Oppo Reno might have the most novel alternative to the notch ever

2019-03-29
Consumer Electronics

Not a fan of the notch? Don’t worry, it seems that not many companies are either and many have since been trying to come up with alternatives to them, but Oppo could have the most interesting and novel approach we’ve seen to date. In a render shared on Slashleaks, it shows off the alleged Oppo […]

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Oppo’s ‘Shark Fin’ Pop-Up Camera Is The Craziest Yet

2019-03-29
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 29/03/2019 – 8:35am Anything to avoid the notch, right? Chinese firm Oppo – which, lest we forget, is in the same stable as OnePlus – loves pop-up cameras on smartphones. It has already produced several variants which showcase this concept, which allows for a totally bezel-free screen. Now, it's coming up with yet […]

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Xiaomi’s Mi Fold Could Smoke The Galaxy Fold

2019-03-29
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 29/03/2019 – 8:10am More footage surfaces, release incoming? While Samsung and Huawei whip themselves into a frenzy promoting the hyping their respective folding handsets, Chinese rival Xiaomi is quietly beavering away at its own challenger, and it looks set to be one of the best applications of the technology yet. The Mi Fold […]

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How To Screenshot Your iPad, iPad Pro

2019-03-29
Consumer Electronics

Taking a screenshot can be useful if you’re trying to show someone something on your iPad, such as a website, an app, or if you’re trying to save screenshots of a bank transaction to use as a receipt, funny conversations, or if you want to save some screenshots of an app you’re developing. Previously there […]

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Gmail For iOS Updated With Customizable Swiping Actions

2019-03-29
Consumer Electronics

Given that our mobile devices are largely touch-based, sometimes being able to interact with them using gestures could be a smarter way than just tapping on our screens. That’s what Google seems to be exploring because in an update made to Gmail on iOS, Google has introduced new customizable swipe gestures. According to Google, “To […]

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Twitch Prime Comes With A Free Year Of Nintendo Switch Online

2019-03-29
Consumer Electronics

Last year Nintendo rolled out its Nintendo Switch Online service. For those who are unfamiliar, Nintendo Switch Online is a subscription service that gamers will need in order to play their games online with each other, but now it seems that if you’re a Twitch Prime subscriber, you will be able to get a free […]

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Twitter Launches Proper ‘Lights Out’ Dark Mode

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

Twitter is finally rolling out a proper dark mode for its mobile app. The company today announced that the proper battery-saving dark mode dubbed “lights out” is rolling out right away. This has been one of the most requested features from users and it’s good to see that Twitter is doing something with all of […]

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Google And Cuba Ink Deal For Faster Internet

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

If you ever go to Cuba, don’t expect to have the kind of internet access that you’re used to having in most places across the globe. The country only just launched mobile internet nationwide in the summer of last year. Otherwise, you have to wait in line for hours just to get a Wi-Fi card […]

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Verizon Now Offers Its Robocall Filter For Free

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

Carriers are finally stepping up now that the robocall menace has got out of hand more than it ever did before. Almost 26 billion calls placed last year were spam calls so it’s clear that something needs to be done about this. Verizon, the country’s largest mobile carrier, today announced that it’s rolling out the […]

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Minecraft Removes Most ‘Notch’ References From Game

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

If you have played Minecraft for a long time you might be familiar with the references to the game’s original creator Markus “Notch” Persson that were listed in the main menu of Minecraft. The game has received an update today which removes most of these references from the main menu. Some of you may not […]

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Bogus Virus Scans Cost Office Depot $25 Million

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

The Federal Trade Commission has fined Office Depot $25 million for bogus virus scans. The company has agreed to pay the fine as part of a settlement with the FTC for allegedly lying to customers so that they would pay for unnecessary tech support. Customers were offered free virus scans and then told that their […]

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French Gas Stations Robbed Because Someone Didn’t Change Pump PINs

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

Five men have been arrested by French authorities for stealing more than 26,000 gallons of fuel from gas stations around Paris. They were able to do that with a special remote which unlocked the gas pumps because nobody had changed the gas pump PINs. The team used a special remote that they bought online and […]

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Google Conducting ‘Performance Review’ On Censored Search For China

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

A new report from The Intercept claims that executives at Google are conducting a secret internet assessment of the work on a censored search engine for China. The government of the People’s Republic maintains a tight grip on the internet in its country and as such, foreign companies like Google are only allowed to operate […]

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Boeing Details 737 Max Software Update Fix

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

Boeing had said a couple of weeks ago that it would roll out a software update fix for the 737 Max jets which have been involved in fatal crashes merely five months apart. Earlier reports have suggested that the updates would improve safety features of the aircraft to ensure that such accidents never take place […]

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Twitter Could Label Newsworthy Tweets That Violate Its Terms

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

Twitter is thinking about slapping a label on tweets that violate its terms of service but it may want to keep them on the platform because that might be in the public interest. For example, if a prominent politician tweets something that may go against the terms of service, Twitter may label the tweet as […]

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Former Sony CEO Kazuo Hirai Announces Retirement

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

Kazuo Hirai is a legendary figure at Japanese conglomerate Sony. The former CEO is credited with leading the company’s turnaround in recent years. Now, he has decided to take a well-earned retirement. An announcement sent out today confirmed that after 35 years of service at the company, Kazuo Hirai will now be retiring. Hirai took […]

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LG G8 U.S. Release Confirmed For April 11th

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

About a month after the handset was originally unveiled, the LG G8 ThinQ U.S. release date has finally been confirmed today. The company’s latest Android flagship smartphone will be available for purchase starting April 11th in the country. The handset was unveiled at the Mobile World Congress 2019 in Barcelona last month. The LG G8 […]

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Xiaomi Posts Another Teaser Video For Foldable Smartphone

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

Xiaomi didn’t launch its foldable smartphone at the Mobile World Congress last month but the company did drop a teaser to show that it’s in the game as well. As Samsung gears up to release the Galaxy Fold next month, the company has now dropped another teaser to ensure that people don’t forget it has […]

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YouTube TV Is Available In All U.S. TV Markets Now

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

YouTube TV, the online streaming giant’s very own standalone TV streaming service, has now completed its rollout in the United States. The company announced today that it’s service is now available in every U.S. TV market. Glendive, Montana area was the final TV market in the country where the service was not available and that […]

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Spotify Duo Is A New Subscription Better Suited To Couples

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

Spotify only really provides two subscription plans for people willing to pay for its Premium service. There’s the single subscription for one person and the family plan for multiple and both of them are billed monthly. The company added more granular plans when it launched the service in India recently and is now offering another […]

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Instagram Testing Seek Bar For Videos

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

You wouldn’t think that a seek bar for videos would warrant a post in this day and age. You would expect that functionality to be present from the get go since it makes sense on a platform that hosts videos. While videos make up a significant chunk of content on Instagram, the Facebook-owned company has […]

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Huawei Unveils FreeLace Wireless Bluetooth Headphones

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

When Huawei announced their Huawei P30 smartphones, the company also took the wraps off several other products. One of those products is the Huawei FreeLace headphones, which you can see in the image above. These are wireless headphones, which are a dime a dozen, but yet Huawei managed to include certain features that helped set […]

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Air Force To Explore AI Powered Autonomous Drones

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

Image credit – Air Force Research Laboratory For the most part, drones require pilots to help them find their way around. However, the need to have a pilot means that human error is a possibility with regards to certain drone operations. This is why it doesn’t come as a surprise to learn that the Air […]

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NASA Will Pay $19,000 For You To Stay In Bed For Two Months

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

As much as many of us would love to stay in bed all day, watch TV, and not have to go to work, unfortunately that’s not how the real world works and many of us need to get up, go to school, go to our jobs, and be responsible citizens of society. However, there is […]

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Best Samsung Galaxy S10e Cases

2019-03-28
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 28/03/2019 – 9:33am Covering up the little guy The Samsung Galaxy S10e is the cheapest of the three S10 models, but that doesn't mean you won't be any less protective of it. A sleek, pocket-sized piece of technological loveliness, Samsung's 'entry-level' flagship may lack some of the selling points of its bigger brothers, […]

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Could No Man’s Sky Be Coming To Apple Arcade?

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

The other day, Apple announced their new Apple Arcade gaming service that will be launching later this year. Now according to some speculation, it seems that one of the games that could be part of the new gaming service could be No Man’s Sky, the somewhat controversial indie game that launched a while ago. This […]

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New Research Finds At Least 36 New Security Flaws In LTE

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

Sometimes we tend to take our technology for granted and assume that it should just work. However, it isn’t always the case as researchers have recently found out. According to a report out of South Korea (via Engadget), it seems that at least 36 new security flaws have been discovered within LTE. Since LTE is […]

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Benchmarks Show Apple’s New iMacs Represent A 75% Speed Increase

2019-03-28
Consumer Electronics

For almost two years, Apple failed to update its iMac lineup, at least until last week where the company finally updated its iMac with new processors. So this begs the question of whether or not users should bother to upgrade to the latest model, and it seems that you should, based on recent benchmarks. According […]

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