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Oppo RX17 Pro Review – A Mid-Range Rival For The OnePlus 6T

2019-03-20
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 20/03/2019 – 12:41pm Great looks, amazing screen, 3 cameras – all for just over £500 £550.00 Oppo isn't exactly a household name here in the UK, but on the global scene, it's something of a big deal. The company is currently fighting for domination in the Chinese smartphone market, and is owned by […]

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The Razer Phone 3 Might Not Be Dead After All

2019-03-20
Consumer Electronics

Last month it was reported that Razer might have killed off their Razer Phone lineup. This was based on a report that revealed that Razer had laid off some members from its smartphone division. Razer did not fully confirm whether or not the Razer Phone was dead, but now a report from DigiTimes has revealed […]

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‘Express Backup’ Feature Rolling Out To Google Photos

2019-03-20
Consumer Electronics

The way we consume media these days and with our phones being such accessible cameras, it is easy to accumulate a ton of photos and videos without knowing about it. Unfortunately what this means is that when it comes to backing up content, it can take a while especially if you don’t do it often […]

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Rakuten’s CEO Wants All Of His 17,000 Employees To Learn To Code

2019-03-20
Consumer Electronics

Back in the day, learning computer programming was largely optional unless you specifically wanted a career in it. However these days with all our gadgets and tech, learning to code has become more important than ever, especially since it opens up so many different avenues and career paths. So much so that Rakuten’s CEO Hiroshi […]

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Apple Launches Initiative To Help Combat Fake News

2019-03-20
Consumer Electronics

Last year Apple announced that they acquired Texture, a “Netflix for magazines” so to speak. The acquisition is said to be part of a larger plan where Apple expects to launch their own news and magazine subscription service, and it seems that Apple could be trying to give its service more credibility. The company has […]

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Apple Pencil Can’t Charge Inductively With The New iPads

2019-03-20
Consumer Electronics

Apple recently launched some new iPad models. This included a 10.5-inch iPad Air and a 7.9-inch iPad mini. These are designed to be Apple’s new lower-end iPads, but despite that, they also came with support for the Apple Pencil which had more or less been an exclusive to the iPad Pro. Unfortunately we should point […]

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Disney’s Acquisition Of Fox Is Now Officially Complete

2019-03-20
Consumer Electronics

Last year it was reported that Disney’s acquisition of Fox was approved by regulators, meaning that it was well on its path to officially being completed. The good news for those who have been watching out for this, you’ll be pleased and very excited to learn that Disney’s deal to acquire Fox is officially done. […]

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Apple’s iMacs Get Updated With New Processors

2019-03-20
Consumer Electronics

Apple recently updated its iMac Pro where they gave users an option to add 256GB of RAM to the computer. For those who don’t see the need to own the iMac Pro and just want an iMac refresh, then you’re in luck because it seems that Apple has not forgotten about its iMac Pro and […]

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Apple’s MacBook Pros Just Got A Bit Cheaper

2019-03-20
Consumer Electronics

Apple’s MacBook Pro laptops don’t come cheap, but the good news is that if you were thinking about picking up a new MacBook Pro from Apple, you’ll be pleased to learn that Apple seems to have reduced the price for some of the MacBook Pro models. These price changes appear to be permanent instead of […]

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Google Is Slowly Removing Traces Of Inbox From The Internet

2019-03-20
Consumer Electronics

Recently Google had confirmed that Inbox by Gmail will be shutting down on the 2nd of April, around two weeks from now. It seems that Google is now working to try and remove all traces of the platform’s existence from the internet, or at least as much as possible because according to reports, users can […]

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Competition | Two McQ Bags To Win

2019-03-20
Men’s Clothing

To celebrate the beginning of spring we’ve decided to help you make it obvious once and for all who your favourite friend is, by giving you the chance to win two timeless McQ bags; one for you and one for your chosen mate. We have not one but TWO McQ Alexander McQueen bags to give […]

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5 Ways Google Stadia Will Change Gaming Forever

2019-03-20
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 20/03/2019 – 8:18am Gaming will never be the same GDC 2019 has just kicked off, and Google has effectively stolen the show with the announcement of its Stadia cloud gaming service, which launches later this year and promises to revolutionise the way we play games. It's not a games console that costs hundreds […]

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10 réflexes eco-friendly à adopter dans la cuisine

2019-03-20
Home Improvement

Les gestes écoresponsables dans la cuisine dont je vais vous parler sont simples et demandent presque pas, sinon aucun, sacrifice. Je les ai mis en oeuvre chez moi sans bousculer mon quotidien. C’est d’ailleurs pour cela que je les préconise sans hésitation. 10 réflexes et gestes écoresponsables à adopter dans la cuisine Voici les 10 […]

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Researchers Think They Can Turn Seawater Into Hydrogen Fuel

2019-03-20
Consumer Electronics

Image credit – H. Dai, Yun Kuang, Michael Kenney When it comes to sustainable sources of energy, hydropower is one of the ways that harnesses nature to help generate clean and sustainable sources of energy. We have also seen how some scientists in the past have explored the idea of using seawater to generate hydroelectricity. […]

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Body Surrogate Robots Could Be Used To Help The Disabled

2019-03-20
Consumer Electronics

Image credit – Phillip Grice, Georgia Tech People with motor impairment can sometimes find it hard to take care of themselves. This means that in some instances, they might need to hire a healthcare professional to take care of them. However it seems that researchers at Georgia Tech might have figured out a way that […]

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Detective Pikachu Producer Interested In Creating A Pokemon Cinematic Universe

2019-03-20
Consumer Electronics

The Detective Pikachu movie will be coming out soon and while many were a little perturbed by the idea of a live-action Pokemon movie, the trailers actually look pretty good. Combine that with Ryan Reynolds’ sense of humor and it feels like they might have a hit on their hands. The good news is that […]

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Apple’s Video Service Won’t Have Live Sports

2019-03-19
Consumer Electronics

Cord cutters are increasingly ditching their conventional cable packages in favor of online TV streaming services that offer greater flexibility at lower prices. Apple is going to compete in this market as well with the launch of its streaming service on March 25th. However, when the service does arrive, it won’t offer any live sports. […]

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Apple May Release New iPod Touch Tomorrow

2019-03-19
Consumer Electronics

It has been a while since Apple updated the iPod touch. Its last major update was back in 2015 and it had picked up far more functionality than its predecessors. However, it has been over three years and Apple has not refreshed this product. Many would have thought that it’s the end of the road […]

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Google Unveils Controller For Stadia Gaming Service

2019-03-19
Consumer Electronics

Google’s much-awaited game streaming service was finally announced today. What was previously known by its Project Stream codename will be launched later this year as Stadia. It will stream games to a variety of different platforms via the Chrome browser and Chromecast in addition to Pixel smartphones. Conventional USB controllers will work but Google has […]

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Following Controversy, Facebook Changes Some Targeting Options For Ads

2019-03-19
Consumer Electronics

Facebook’s ad tools came under the spotlight in a series of articles by ProPublica which highlighted how the tools could be used to discriminate against certain sections of the society. The company was hit with legal action by the American Civil Liberties Union and it has now reached a settlement with a group. As part […]

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U.S. Senators Want Airlines To Clarify How Seatback Cameras Are Used

2019-03-19
Consumer Electronics

Vitaly Kamluk, a malware researcher, recently spotted what appeared to be a camera lens integrated into the seatback inflight entertainment system on a Singapore Airlines flight. It emerged that some recent IFE products indeed feature an integrated camera even though Singapore Airlines and others have denied using them to monitor passengers. Two U.S. senators are […]

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Cashless Shops And Restaurants Banned In New Jersey

2019-03-19
Consumer Electronics

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy has signed a bill into law which bans cashless retail stores and restaurants in the state. It’s now the second state in the United States to ban stores that don’t accept cash, Massachusetts being the first, enacting a similar law back in 1978. Cashless stores were also banned in Philadelphia […]

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Google Stadia Cloud Game Streaming Service Revealed

2019-03-19
Consumer Electronics

Google confirmed a few months ago that it was working on a game streaming service codenamed Project Stream. It has formally announced the service today at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. Google says that its Stadia cloud game streaming service is a platform meant for everyone and that it will stream games to […]

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Next James Bond Aston Martin Could Be An Electric

2019-03-19
Consumer Electronics

James Bond, the man with a license to kill, is always seen going about on Her Majesty’s service in the latest Aston Martin sportscar. Some of the company’s most iconic vehicles have featured in 007 films and to reflect the changing times, we might see an electric Aston Martin in the next James Bond movie. […]

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MoviePass Unlimited Movie Plan Returns For $9.95

2019-03-19
Consumer Electronics

MoviePass shot to instant popularity because of its unlimited movie plan. The company eventually had to take it away as it faced financial troubles. It’s now bringing back the unlimited plan which allows subscribers to watch an unlimited number of 2D movies in return for a monthly fee. The plan, MoviePass Uncapped, will normally be […]

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Right To Repair Bill Reintroduced In California

2019-03-19
Consumer Electronics

A right to repair bill has been reintroduced in California after an earlier effort to push similar legislation through failed last year. State lawmakers will once again debate promulgating right to repair legislation which will compel device manufacturers to provide tools, parts, repair manuals, and other materials to independent repair outlets and consumers interested in […]

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Checkout On Instagram Lets You Shop Within The App

2019-03-19
Consumer Electronics

There’s no shortage of people hawking stuff on Instagram. Whether it’s a fitness model you follow who’s promoting a diet tea or a clothing brand showcasing its latest range. It’s a platform which may influence your next shopping decision. That’s why Instagram has been building out shopping features on the platform with Checkout on Instagram […]

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Call Of Duty: Mobile Announced, Pre-Registration Open

2019-03-19
Consumer Electronics

Call of Duty: Mobile is now coming to the West, thanks to a partnership between Activision and Tencent. This shooter was announced during a Unity keynote at the Game Developers Conference 2019. going to be a free-to-play release. The mobile title will bring together the most loved weapons, modes, maps, and characters from across the […]

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Firefox 66 Is Out And It Blocks Autoplaying Content By Default

2019-03-19
Consumer Electronics

If you were to say that videos that autoplay with sound online are a major inconvenience, you’d likely find a lot of people who agree with you, myself included. Mozilla is looking to do away with these online inconveniences. The company today announced that the latest Firefox 66 release available today blocks autoplaying content by […]

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Apple Adds $5,200 RAM Option For iMac Pro

2019-03-19
Consumer Electronics

Fancy spending $5,200 on just the RAM for your new iMac Pro? Now you can. Apple has updated its configuration options for this powerful Mac machine which include an option for a staggering 256GB of RAM. You’ll need some really deep pockets for this because the iMac Pro itself starts at $4,999. Come to think […]

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