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Tesla Decides To Keep Showrooms Open, Raises Prices By 3%

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

Merely a couple of weeks ago Tesla announced that it was making a significant change to the way it sells vehicles. The company was to shut down almost all of its stores and move sales online entirely. It was described as an effort to cut down costs as the company tries to make its electric […]

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LG Snow White Will Do For Ice Cream What Keurig Did For Coffee

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

Keurig is well known for its single serve pod-based coffee machines. Other companies like Nespresso have similar coffee machines on the market as well. It’s a formula that has worked well for these companies as they sell the machines and then continue to make money by selling customers single-use pods. LG wants to employ the […]

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Boeing’s Newest 737 Max Jets Are Being Grounded Following Crashes

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

The Boeing 737 family of jets is perhaps the most successful passenger airliner ever produced. Thousands of units have been sold over the past couple of decades and Boeing continues to make new iterations of its iconic narrow-body jet in order to serve the needs of its customers. The Boeing 737 Max 8 is one […]

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How To Listen To Apple Music On The Web

2019-03-11
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Michael Grothaus 11/03/2019 – 1:22pm This unofficial workaround lets you steam Apple Music in a web browser. Most streaming music providers, from Spotify to Amazon Music, offers a web player. This is a music player that operates in most modern browsers and allows a user to stream music without the need to download a separate […]

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Mainline Meets Psycho Bunny | Exclusive Interview

2019-03-11
Men’s Clothing

As part of our new spring/summer stock for 2019, we travelled to the London head offices of Psycho Bunny to talk with their UK Brand Manager, Matt Kay for the latest news from one of our biggest brands. Here’s what he had to say: Can you give us some background of the brand – Where […]

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Alleged Photo Of Entry-Level Nikon Z1 Camera Leaked

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

Image credit – Nikon Rumors As some of you might be aware, Nikon is trying their hand at mirrorless cameras once again. In 2018 the company launched the Nikon Z6 and Z7 cameras that have since been met with good reviews, but they aren’t the cheapest cameras around either. However according to a report from […]

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Facebook Testing A Blindingly White UI For Its Android App

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

One of Facebook’s more readily identifiable features is the use of blue where the color is featured prominently in its logo and its website. This is also applicable for its mobile app, but according to a report from XDA Developers, it seems that Facebook could be trying to create a cleaner look. The report claims […]

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Leica Q2 Full-Frame Camera Announced For $5,000

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

Back in 2015, Leica announced its Leica Q camera. It represented an interesting new direction for the company as it would essentially compete with other compact offers like the Sony RX1 and Fujifilm’s X100 series of premium compact cameras. If you liked what you saw but thought that maybe a successor would iron out the […]

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iPhone XS, XS Max Suffering From Animation Stutter Bug

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

Apple’s new iPhones are supposed to represent the best that the company has to offer in terms of hardware and technological advancements. They feature the most powerful chipset that Apple has to offer, but it seems that despite being as powerful as they are meant to be, some users are running into some stuttering issues […]

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Google’s Smart Displays Get Continued Conversations

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

In the early days of digital assistants, whenever you wanted to ask the digital assistant something new, you’d have to launch it again. This is very unnatural because in real life, do you keep calling out your friend’s name whenever you have a conversation? Chances are you don’t, which is why many digital assistants still […]

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Chrome’s Offline T-Rex Is Now Available As A Cute Toy

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

We’re sure many of you have encountered the “offline” page in Google’s Chrome browser in the past. This occurs when you aren’t connected to the internet and are trying to load a website. The cute mascot representing this offline page is a pixelated dinosaur where users can actually activate a hidden game which is an […]

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Google Chrome For Android Testing A Tabs Toolbar At The Bottom

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

Image credit – XDA Developers Managing your open tabs on a desktop browser such as Chrome is pretty easy. Due to the fact that our laptops and desktops usually have much bigger displays, the extra screen real estate allows us to view tabs easily. This is, unfortunately, a different experience on mobile where trying to […]

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Gboard’s Handwriting Recognition Feature Now Makes Less Mistakes

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

Handwriting recognition can be a bit tricky as the system would need to be able to recognize various styles of handwriting. As we all have different styles, some of which can be messier than both, it is understandable that existing handwriting recognition systems can make mistakes every now and then. However Google thinks that they […]

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Apple Offering 10% Bonus When Adding Funds To Your Account

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

When you make a purchase via Apple’s App Store or iTunes, chances are you might make those purchases by tying a credit card to your account, where you’ll be charged each time you make a purchase. However it seems that Apple would much prefer if users were to load up their accounts with money and […]

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Cabane dans les bois : une visite insolite en Finlande

2019-03-11
Home Improvement

Aujourd’hui, j’ai décidé de vous faire visiter un endroit un peu spécial. Il s’agit de Nido, une petite cabane dans les bois à deux étages située à Sipoo en Finlande. Pensé et réalisé par Mr. Falck Studio en 2018, ce petit nid douillet de moins de 9 m² offre un véritable refuge à son propriétaire. […]

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Slack Begins Testing Dark Mode On Its iOS App

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

Image credit – 9to5Mac Dark mode is feature that we’re starting to see incorporated into more apps these days, and if you do a lot of communicating on your mobile device, especially late at night, dark mode can be quite an eye-saver as it makes it easier on your eyes, versus the glaring white colors […]

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Music Streaming Services Are Fighting Royalties Increase

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

Royalties are one of the several ways that musicians earn money through their music. This is why it was a big deal when Apple initially refused to pay musicians royalties during the three month trial period of Apple Music. This essentially meant that musicians had to work for “free” during those three months. Apple later […]

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NVIDIA Claims That Higher FPS Can Lead To Better Scores In Gaming

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

When it comes to gaming, getting a good score depends on many things. For example having a good team helps. Having balanced mechanics also helps. Of course having good hardware helps as well where if your computer is stuttering trying to load the game, it would most definitely affect your play experience. Unsurprisingly NVIDIA seems […]

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Your Next iMac Could Track And Monitor Your Health

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

At the moment the Apple Watch is the only device from Apple that can read your health, such as your heart rate. There are rumors that Apple could also be bringing similar features to future iterations of the AirPods, but now it seems that Apple is interested in bringing health tracking features to future Mac […]

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Confidential Mode For Gmail G Suite Users Coming Soon

2019-03-11
Consumer Electronics

Last year Google announced that together with its Material Design for Gmail, they would also be introducing a Confidential Mode to its email platform. Basically with emails sent using Confidential Mode, it prevents the email from being copied, downloaded, printed, or forwarded, thus ensuring that the conversation stays between users. Now according to Google, it […]

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Captain Marvel Weekend Haul Crosses $455 Million

2019-03-10
Consumer Electronics

Marvel’s superhero movies tend to do very well and post strong worldwide earnings on the opening weekend. It’s a similar story for Captain Marvel, the latest superhero film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It has raked in a worldwide box office total $455 million. It now has the second largest global opening of any superhero […]

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YouTube To Display Fact Checks On Search Results For Sensitive Topics

2019-03-10
Consumer Electronics

Like any major online platform, YouTube also has a misinformation problem. A recent study found that videos on YouTube have contributed to the rise in the number of people who believe that the Earth is flat. The company has now decided to launch a new information panel which will be used to display fact checks […]

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Microsoft Tells Users To Uninstall Latest Windows 10 Update After Issues

2019-03-10
Consumer Electronics

The latest Windows 10 update, KB4482887, was supposed to bring several improvements for the company’s operating system but it has done the opposite. Many people who updated have noticed that the latest version of the OS has lead to performance issues in games and with mice. Microsoft has acknowledged the issue and said that it’s […]

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The Division 2 Disc Buyers Have To Install A 50GB Day One Patch

2019-03-10
Consumer Electronics

Did you purchase a physical disc of the upcoming title The Division 2? If the answer is yes, be prepared to download a chunky day one patch when the game officially releases in the coming week. The Division 2 is going to be released next week for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Players […]

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Georgia County Pays $400,000 To Regain Access After Ransomware Infection

2019-03-10
Consumer Electronics

A ransomware infection locks down systems and does not allow access until the ransom is paid. Such attacks are not uncommon and can often prove to be very costly, as one Georgia county can attest. Jackson County, Georgia officials paid $400,000 to cyber criminals in order to regain access after their IT systems were infected […]

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Facebook Cracking Down On Anti-Vaccine Content

2019-03-10
Consumer Electronics

Facebook announced this week that it’s going to reduce the reach of anti-vaccine content on the world’s largest social network. Such content will no longer be allowed to be promoted through recommendations or advertisements and will also be made less prominent in search results. These are the actions that it’s taking short of taking down […]

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Apple Rumored To Begin AR Glasses Production This Year

2019-03-10
Consumer Electronics

It has been rumored for a couple of years that Apple is working on iPhone-powered augmented reality glasses. The company hasn’t acknowledged the existence of such a product but a well-regarded Apple analyst is now claiming that the company could begin production of its AR glasses later this year. Apple hasn’t produced any dedicated augmented […]

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Microsoft Yet To Issue Patch For Windows 7 Exploit Reported By Google

2019-03-10
Consumer Electronics

Google regularly reports serious vulnerabilities that it discovers across different platforms. It recently reported two zero-day vulnerabilities, those that were previously unknown publicly, one affecting its Chrome browser and the other affecting Windows 7. The company mentioned that both of them were being exploited together. Google has released an update for Chrome to patch the […]

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Upcoming Apple iPad Said To Retain Headphone Jack And Touch ID

2019-03-10
Consumer Electronics

Apple is expected to unveil a new iPad in the coming months and it’s now being reported that there may not be any surprises on the headphone jack front. A new report claims that the upcoming tablet from Apple is going to retail its headphone jack and the Touch ID fingerprint sensor which is embedded […]

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Huawei Reportedly Launching Two New Smartwatches Soon

2019-03-10
Consumer Electronics

Huawei launched the Huawei Watch GT last year but the smartwatch wasn’t powered by Wear OS, Google’s wearable operating system. It’s powered by Lite OS which is made by the company itself. According to a new report, Huawei has two additional models of the Watch GT in the pipeline and both of them will run […]

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