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Boeing To Release Software Update For 737 Max Jets Next Month

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

Boeing’s latest 737 Max jets have come under the spotlight after the loss of two aircraft in fatal accidents merely six months apart. This is unheard of in this day and age. A lot of questions are being asked about the airworthiness of these jets, which are an iteration of the iconic Boeing 737, one […]

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Toyota Will Be Making Japan’s Moon Rover

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

Toyota is one of the most widely known Japanese companies on the planet. As many of you are already aware, Toyota knows a thing or two about making vehicles. It has now teamed up with the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency to build a pressurized self-driving rover for the moon. The rover will vastly improve astronauts’ […]

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Instacart Alcohol Delivery Expanded To 14 States

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

It was previously possible to get alcohol delivered from Instacart in select states and that list has now grown. The company has expanded its alcohol delivery to 14 states across the country and Washington D.C. This service will be available to customers in eligible markets from 100 different retailers. This means that Instacart alcohol delivery […]

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PayPal Now Allowing Instant Bank Transfers In The United States

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

PayPal announced last year that it was making it possible for businesses to access their funds after a sale is generated. They could access funds from completed sales instantly provided certain conditions were met. This facility was not extended to individual users and they still had to wait for bank transfers. That changes today with […]

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Microsoft To Send Notifications For Windows 7 End Of Support

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

Microsoft has already confirmed that it’s going to end support for Windows 7 on January 14th, 2020. The company is now planning to push notifications to users who are still running this version of the operating system to inform them about the impending end of support. It will begin notifying users about the cutoff date […]

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DirecTV Now Price To Go Up As HBO Gets Bundled

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

AT&T’s DirecTV Now streaming service is about to get a bit more expensive but with good reason. The company is raising subscription prices by an additional $10 per month but is providing subscribers with access to HBO in return. The existing packages that DirecTV Now subscribers have access to are being restructured by AT&T which […]

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Spotify Premium Bundles Hulu For No Extra Charge

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

Are you subscribed to Spotify Premium? If you are, there’s a nice little incentive that has now been bundled with that subscription. The Spotify Premium subscription now gets you access to the ad-supported plan of Hulu. This benefit is available starting today to all of those who are subscribed to Spotify Premium. All new and […]

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Firefox Send Encrypted File Sharing Service Goes Live

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

Mozilla launched Firefox Send in beta quite a while back. It’s a file-sharing service that allows users to share files with end-to-end encryption. The link to the file automatically expires so that users have peace of mind that their stuff doesn’t stay online for free. Mozilla has now confirmed that Firefox Send is no longer […]

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Netflix Interested In Making More Interactive Shows

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

Netflix has had considerable success with its Choose Your Own Adventure-style title Black Mirror: Bandersnatch. Multiple endings were filmed and the choices that viewers made during the course of the episode affected the outcome. It was certainly a unique experience as this style of interaction is common with games, not TV shows. With the success […]

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Microsoft Testing Android Screen Mirroring For Windows 10

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

Did you ever think it was possible for Android apps to appear on your Windows 10 PC? Microsoft is going to make this happen with its Your Phone app. The company demonstrated this app in October last year. It basically allows an Android phone’s screen to be mirrored to a Windows 10 PC. Microsoft has […]

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Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus Review – Follow The Leader

2019-03-12
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 12/03/2019 – 1:55pm Is 2019's best Android handset already here? £899.00 Every Galaxy S release creates a considerable amount of interest, but few have been as comprehensively leaked as the S10; weeks before Samsung officially lifted the lid on its 2019 flagship, we'd already seen what it looked like, what features it would […]

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Here’s What To Expect at Apple’s March Event

2019-03-12
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Michael Grothaus 12/03/2019 – 1:37pm A streaming video service, a news subscription…and MAYBE new hardware. Apple usually has two huge events each year. The first takes place in June and is the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference. This is where Apple previews its latest iOS and macOS operating systems. The second major even usually takes place […]

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Game Of Thrones Season 8 Episode Runtimes Revealed

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

Millions around the world are no doubt excited for HBO’s upcoming eighth and final season for its Game of Thrones series. The season is expected to debut on the 14th of April, although as some of you might have heard, the season will be shorter in terms of the number of episodes. However to make […]

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Fortnite Update Forces Xbox One And PS4 Players To Fight Each Other

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

The rivalry between Xbox and PlayStation gamers is nothing new, but it seems that Epic could actually be actively encouraging it. In the latest update to the game that bumps it up to version 8.10 (via Engadget), the game will now automatically group Xbox One and PS4 gamers together where they will then battle against […]

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Google’s Allo Will Be Officially Shutting Down On The 12th Of March

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

Last year Google announced and confirmed that they would be shutting down its Allo messaging service in March of 2019. The company did not mention when in March, but if you were to surf on over to its website, a banner at the top of the page states that the shut down will occur on […]

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Android Q’s Developer Preview Could Be Released Soon

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

From what we know about Google’s release habits, they typically release a developer preview for Android early in the year. This will later be followed by an official announcement at Google I/O where they detail some of the features and changes we can expect, and then a full release in the later part of the […]

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Microsoft Launches Revamped Skype For Web, Only Works In Edge And Chrome

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

Accessing Skype through the web isn’t exactly new. However Microsoft has since launched an updated and revamped version of the chat client where if you’re using a computer without Skype installed, you’ll still be able to access some of its features through your browser. However there is a catch. If you’re using any other browser […]

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Tidal’s iOS App Gains Support For Hi-Fidelity Audio

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

The problem with music streaming is that in terms of quality, it might not be on the same level compared to lossless audio files. This is to be expected since such files can be too big to stream efficiently on the internet, plus usually not that many people can tell the difference anyway as such […]

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YouTube Is Bringing Snapchat-Like Filters To Its Stories

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

Last year YouTube announced that they would be introducing a new feature in the form of YouTube Stories. This would function similar to other Stories features from the likes of Snapchat and Instagram and Facebook, and unsurprisingly it seems that the feature is getting upgraded with new filters that users can take advantage of. However […]

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US Government Proposes Using Social Media To Catch Disability Fraud

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

Social media is where we post and share a lot of things, such as status updates, photos, check-ins, and more. Sometimes we end up sharing things that give away more information about us than we would like, and the US government is apparently hoping to capitalize on that by using social media to catch people […]

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Huawei Has A ‘Plan B’ To Android Should It Ever Be Required

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

The majority of smartphones out there run on Google’s Android operating system. Even devices in China where Google’s services are almost non-existent are powered by the mobile operating system. We’re sure that many would much prefer using their own OS as it means more control over what it can do and what goes into it, […]

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Huawei Caught Using Stock Photos To Promote The P30 Pro’s Camera

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

You would think that after getting caught the first time trying to pass off a DSLR photo as a photo taken by their smartphone, Huawei would be a bit more careful with their marketing materials. However it seems that the company hasn’t learnt from its previous PR blunder because they were caught doing it again. […]

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Apple Confirms ‘It’s Show Time’ Event For March 25

2019-03-12
Consumer Electronics

Last month there was a rumor that Apple could be planning a star-studded event for the 25th of March. The company is expected to launch its new streaming service and it was also rumored that many celebrities could be in attendance. Whether or not that is true remains to be seen, but at the very […]

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NVIDIA Ends 3D Vision Support Next Month

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

Stereoscopic 3D may have been all the rage a few years ago but you don’t hear about it much now, at least in the context of home entertainment. Many feel that its time is up and now so does NVIDIA, apparently. The company has confirmed that it’s going to end support for 3D Vision next […]

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Google’s Game Streaming Service Might Get Its Own Controller

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

Project Stream is a cloud-based game streaming service that Google is working on. The service would allow players to stream top titles without requiring any powerful consoles or gaming rigs. The company hasn’t launched it as a full-fledged service as yet but if it does, it may offer a dedicated game controller for it as […]

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Adobe Shockwave To Be Discontinued At Last On April 9th

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

It’s not just Flash that Adobe has given up on. Taking into account customer feedback, Adobe has confirmed that it’s now going to discontinue Shockwave at last for Windows. This will happen next month, on April 9th to be precise, after Adobe already phased out the Director authoring tool and the Mac player two years […]

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Tesla Owner Claims Unintended Acceleration Crashed His Vehicle

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

There have been a couple of cases involving Tesla vehicles alleging unintended acceleration and there’s another addition to the list, this time from China. A Model S owner crashed his vehicle into the river near a Supercharger station in China. The owner claims that the car had accelerated on its own and ended up in […]

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WhatsApp Banning Users Running Modified Apps

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

WhatsApp is the world’s most popular cross-platform messaging service. It’s sending warns that urge users to not use third-party modified versions of the app such as WhatsApp Plus and GB WhatsApp. The company has said that those who use these apps are at a security risk since WhatsApp can’t vouch for the security practices of […]

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FDA Restrictions On Genetically Modified Salmon Removed

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has lifted an import alert on genetically modified salmon. This means that the genetically modified fish will eventually find its way into the country’s food supply. The import alert on AquaBounty’s AquAdvantage salmon eggs has been lifted. The fish can now reach the United States some three years after […]

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Huawei Says Over 10 Million Mate 20 Units Shipped Globally

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

Huawei has received largely positive reviews for the Mate 20 series which was found to be a pretty solid offering compared to some of the other smartphones on the market. It appears that the company has seen considerable demand for the Mate 20. Huawei has now revealed that it has shipped more than 10 million […]

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