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Twitter Testing A Conversation Subscription Feature

2019-03-18
Consumer Electronics

If you’ve ever wanted to follow the comments on a Twitter post, you will either need to “heart” the post or comment on it to get notified. This is pretty standard, but at the same time giving a post a “heart” could be seen as endorsing it, and if you’d rather not do that or […]

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Dota Pro Circuit App Lets Gamers Predict Matches And Get Rewarded

2019-03-18
Consumer Electronics

Do you fancy yourself being a Dota 2 expert? Do you think that you are able to predict how a match plays out before it ends? If you think that’s you, then you might be interested to learn that Valve has recently launched a new Dota app in the form of the Dota Pro Circuit […]

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WhatsApp Co-Founder Calls On Users To Delete Facebook

2019-03-18
Consumer Electronics

Facebook has been taking some hits recently to their reputation, namely due to the privacy scandals that the social media platform has been embroiled in time after time. So much so that WhatsApp’s co-founder, Brian Acton, has called upon users to delete Facebook. This is according to a report from BuzzFeed News (via 9to5Mac) where […]

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Australian Prime Minister Wants Livestreaming To Be Suspended

2019-03-18
Consumer Electronics

Livestreaming seemed like a good use of technology, where it allowed anyone to share footage live as it happens. This has aided so many people in a variety of fields, but unfortunately it also means that it is open to be abused, such as was the case with the recent shootings in New Zealand where […]

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IKEA Turns To 3D Printing To Make Furniture More Accessible

2019-03-18
Consumer Electronics

The problem with furniture making is that it takes time, and if you need something that’s custom-made, it can be expensive. For the most part most of us can get by with regular furniture, but what if you’re disabled? What if you need specialized furniture? That’s where it gets a bit tricky. However IKEA thinks […]

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Android Q Testing Out The Use Of Chat Heads For Notifications

2019-03-18
Consumer Electronics

One of the nifty features of Facebook Messenger is that it uses chat heads that are displayed on the main screen and overlays on top of other apps. Some might find it intrusive or annoying, but the fact that it is always present means that it is easy to get to, especially if you use […]

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WhatsApp Testing In-App Browser, Reverse Image Search

2019-03-18
Consumer Electronics

When you click on a link to a website on WhatsApp, it usually opens the link in your phone’s browser, whichever browser that you have set as your default. However according to the folks at WABetaInfo, it seems that WhatsApp is testing out using an in-app browser, similar to how Facebook links open up within […]

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Appartement chic parisien : les secrets d’une décoration sobre et élégante

2019-03-18
Home Improvement

Non loin de chez moi, dans le 11e arrondissement de Paris, se trouve un petit appartement chic parisien. Et sa décoration me fait vraiment de l’oeil. En effet, celle-ci est tout ce qu’il y a de plus sobre. Pourtant, le résultat est détonant. À la fois chic, un brin original et légèrement éclectique, ce logement […]

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SwiftKey Adds Google As A Search Engine Option

2019-03-18
Consumer Electronics

While Microsoft might have failed on the mobile hardware front, the company has been making some inroads by introducing their own software and services to other platforms such as iOS and Android. They have also acquired other apps such as SwiftKey, giving them more in-roads to Apple and Google’s operating systems. Unsurprisingly apps such as […]

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Future Samsung Smartphones Could Drop The Hole-In Display

2019-03-18
Consumer Electronics

Samsung’s answer to the notch comes in the form of a hole-in display, where a small cutout has been made to accommodate the front-facing camera. We’re not sure if it is better or worse since it ultimately impacts the design of the phone and interrupts the display (although it does come with some fun wallpapers). […]

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Additional Huawei P30, P30 Pro Specs Leaked

2019-03-18
Consumer Electronics

Image credit – WinFuture.de Huawei has confirmed that come 26th of March, they will be officially unveiling the Huawei P30 and P30 Pro. Now thanks to leaked information from WinFuture.de, additional details about the upcoming phone has been released along with some renders that give us some information about what we might be able to […]

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Fan Attempts To Remaster Star Trek: Deep Space Nine In HD Using AI

2019-03-18
Consumer Electronics

Machine learning has been used for all kinds of things, but it seems that a fan of Star Trek has decided to take advantage of the technology to help remaster Star Trek: Deep Space Nine to HD. Known to the community as CaptRobau, Stefan Rumen has actually attempted to use AI to remaster content into […]

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Gboard For iOS Now Lets You Translate On The Fly

2019-03-18
Consumer Electronics

Google Translate does a pretty good job at translating different languages. The only drawback is that if you’re chatting with someone, you need to switch back and forth between the app and the translation. However the good news is that it looks like Google has updated its Gboard keyboard app for iOS where it now […]

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19-Year Old WinRAR Bug Is Used To Distribute Malware

2019-03-18
Consumer Electronics

Last month the developers behind WinRAR finally issued a patch that fixed a serious security flaw in the app. The catch was that this was a bug that had been around for 19 years, meaning that the flaw had many years to be exploited. Now according to a report from McAfee (via Engadget), it looks […]

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B&H To Start Charging Sales Tax In California Starting Next Month

2019-03-17
Consumer Electronics

B&H customers certainly appreciated that other than New York and New Jersey, it did not charge sales tax on purchases made online. That’s ending gradually, though, and the latest state to lose that tax-free status is California. The retailer has confirmed that it will start charging sales tax in California from April 1st. It was […]

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Facebook’s New AI Tool Detects Revenge Porn Proactively

2019-03-17
Consumer Electronics

Facebook is expanding its use of artificial intelligence to moderate the content that gets uploaded to its platform in order to ensure that the community guidelines are not violated. The company has revealed that it’s now using a new artificial intelligence tool which is capable of proactively detecting and flagging revenge porn. Revenge porn can […]

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Walmart Reportedly Planning To Launch Its Own Budget Android Tablet

2019-03-17
Consumer Electronics

Amazon has seen considerable success with its low-cost Fire tablets and it appears that Walmart wants in on the action as well. A new report claims that the retailer is planning to launch a cheap Android tablet under its in-house ONN brand. The device will be made by a Chinese supplier and is going to […]

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Snapchat’s Gaming Platform Rumored To Arrive Next Month

2019-03-17
Consumer Electronics

If a new report is to be believed, we might see the launch of a gaming platform for Snapchat next month. The announcement is expected at the Snap Partner Summit in Los Angeles on April 4th. Snap, the company behind the ephemeral messaging app Snapchat, has not confirmed or denied the report about the launch […]

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LG Releases Pricing For Some 2019 OLED TV Models

2019-03-17
Consumer Electronics

LG showed off its new 2019 OLED TV lineup not too long ago and the company is finally in a position to confirm how much it’s going to ask for the new TVs. The company is great at making premium OLED TVs and they’re obviously priced accordingly. Since the new lineup sticks with that strategy, […]

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Groove Music OneDrive Track Streaming Ends March 31st

2019-03-17
Consumer Electronics

Groove Music is getting the proverbial final nail in the coffin. It already ended the Groove Music Pass streaming service back in 2017 but did allow users to stream their own tracks stored in OneDrive. That will no longer be possible after the end of this month. It has been confirmed that Groove Music OneDrive […]

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Samsung Reportedly Supplying OLED Displays For Huawei P30 Pro

2019-03-17
Consumer Electronics

Samsung Electronics may face intense competition from the likes of Apple and Huawei but several of the conglomerate’s affiliates conduct business with these companies as well. Samsung Display supplied OLED panels to Apple for the iPhone X and it’s now claimed that the company has inked a similar deal with Huawei. It’s apparently supplying OLED […]

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Tumblr Loses One-Fifth Of Its Users After Porn Ban

2019-03-17
Consumer Electronics

Tumblr announced in December last year that it will no longer allow pornographic content on its platform. It may have been widely used for sharing stories and images but there was a large subset of users that stuck with Tumblr because it allowed adult content. The ban has resulted in one-fifth of Tumblr’s user base […]

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New Sonic Game Confirmed To Be In Development

2019-03-17
Consumer Electronics

It has been a while since a main Sonic game was released. Fans of the iconic character can rejoice because it has now been confirmed that a new Sonic game has entered development. The confirmation came from Sonic Team head Takashi Iizuka at the SXSW Sonic panel this weekend. He said that the studio has […]

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DirectX 12 Windows 7 Support Arrives Only For Select Games

2019-03-17
Consumer Electronics

DirectX 12 was launched alongside Windows 10 in 2015 and it would have been a pretty big deal had it been supported on Windows 7 at that time. Four years have passed and a lot has changed since then. However, Microsoft has finally decided to take feedback into account that called on the company to […]

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No Man’s Sky To Get An Online Mode For Free This Summer

2019-03-17
Consumer Electronics

No Man’s Sky developers have continued to send out updates for the game to make improvements after many felt that the title hadn’t lived up to its hype. The updates have brought significant improvements to the game with the last major one coming in August 2018. Developer Hello Games has now revealed that it has […]

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Robot Valets To Park Cars At A France Airport

2019-03-17
Consumer Electronics

Imagine not having to find a parking spot at the airport when you’re already running late for your flight. That’s something that robots could help you out with and if happen to fly out of France’s Lyon-Saint-Exupéry airport, robots will certainly help you out with this. Stanley Robots is going to put its fleet of […]

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Skype Group Calls With Up To 50 People Being Tested

2019-03-17
Consumer Electronics

The maximum number of people that you can have on a Skype video call right now is 25 but Microsoft is thinking about doubling it. The company is testing an increase in the participant limit for Skype group calls. It will be a straightforward 2x increase with the maximum number of allowed participants going up […]

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The Sims 4 32-Bit PC Support Ends This June

2019-03-17
Consumer Electronics

The Sims 4 came out back in 2014 and you might want to upgrade your PC if you’ve been running it on the same machine you had back when the game first came out. The developers have now announced that The Sims 4 32-bit PC support is going to end this June. The same also […]

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Tel Aviv Testing Crosswalk Lights To Warn ‘Smartphone Zombies’

2019-03-17
Consumer Electronics

Image credit: REUTERS/Corinna Kern Many people these days bury their faces in their smartphones as they go about their daily commute. That’s why there’s no shortage of videos online of people bumping into things and falling down stairs because they were too distracted by their smartphones to see where they were going. To prevent such […]

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La tendance tapis rond pour toute la famille

2019-03-17
Home Improvement

Les formes rondes, voilà bien un format que l’on utilise rarement dans notre déco. Pourtant le tapis rond est extrêmement tendance. J’accorde aux formes rondes une attention particulière car elles apportent davantage de réconfort et de caractère à une pièce. C’est une décoration à part entière. C’est pourquoi, aujourd’hui j’ai décidé de vous sélectionner toute […]

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