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Disney’s Captain Marvel Will Not Be Coming To Netflix

2019-02-06
Consumer Electronics

Netflix is currently home to several Marvel movies which have been released and made available on the streaming platform for those who might want to rewatch them, or who might have missed out on watching it in the cinema. However Disney’s upcoming Captain Marvel will not be making that cut. In a report from Deadline, […]

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Valentine’s Day Competition

2019-02-06
Men’s Clothing

The countdown to Valentine’s Day is on so it’s time for our Valentine’s competition. Whether you’re newly loved up, or now comfortably gross in front of each other, we’ve got you covered with a £250 voucher to spend online at Mainline Menswear. Consider it our Valentine’s present to you and send cupid’s arrow towards our […]

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Battlefield V Sold Less Than What EA Had Expected

2019-02-06
Consumer Electronics

The Battlefield franchise has been one of EA’s main staples where every year (or every other year) a new Battlefield game is released. Last year EA gave us Battlefield V, the latest title in the franchise, but unfortunately it seems that despite the game receiving pretty good feedback and reviews, it was not the hot […]

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Disney Promises To Continue Making R-Rated Deadpool Movies

2019-02-06
Consumer Electronics

Recently it was confirmed that Deadpool 3 is in development. However with Disney on the cusp of acquiring Fox’s assets, there is a good chance that by the time the movie is released, it should fall under Disney’s banner. However therein lies the question of whether or not, especially with Disney’s penchant for family-friendly movies, […]

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Oculus Rift S Headset Hinted At In Software Code

2019-02-06
Consumer Electronics

It has been a while since the Oculus Rift headset has been refreshed. This is versus headsets like the HTC Vive which has seen several variations launched to date. There were talks about a Rift 2, but as Engadget points out, a report from TechCrunch back in 2018 suggested that the company might be looking […]

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Apple Could Still Be Exploring Fingerprint Technology For The iPhone

2019-02-06
Consumer Electronics

Face ID might be the predominant security feature on Apple’s iPhones and iPads for the next few years. Apple has touted how the feature is more secure, but yet there are certain limitations on it. For example you have to look at your phone in order for it to unlock, versus fingerprint where you can […]

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OnePlus Wants Users To Design The Next Feature For OxygenOS

2019-02-06
Consumer Electronics

Designing products is a mix of coming up with ideas for problems that customers did not have, and also taking into account feedback from customers on what they liked and did not like from before. So if you think that you have an idea for a feature that could improve on the OnePlus OxygenOS, the […]

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Pixel 3 Lite Gets Reviewed Even Though It Doesn’t Exist Yet

2019-02-06
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 06/02/2019 – 7:41am Google will be happy Google hasn't announced the Pixel 3 Lite, but that hasn't stopped a Russian tech blogger from reviewing the new phone. Rozedke’s surprisingly in-depth review is a rather odd beast, as it's a disarmingly hands-on appraisal of a phone which, in formal terms, at least, doesn't actually […]

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Aménagement chambre à coucher Feng Shui en 10 leçons

2019-02-06
Home Improvement

À l’ère où la technologie est de plus en plus présente dans notre mode de vie, j’ai senti le besoin de créer un aménagement chambre à coucher Feng Shui. Je voulais un petit cocon zen et protecteur, un peu comme une sorte de « Détox Digitale » chez moi. C’est pourquoi aujourd’hui, j’avais envie de […]

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More Indoor Maps Added To Apple Maps

2019-02-06
Consumer Electronics

When it comes to mapping apps that can help you find your way around a new city, there are plenty of apps out there to choose from, such as Waze, Google Maps, Apple Maps, and so on. However sometimes there are some buildings that are so vast and foreign that you can get lost in […]

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Facebook Could Be Looking To Build A Unified Business Messaging Tool

2019-02-06
Consumer Electronics

Facebook owns multiple services and products that businesses use to reach their customers. There’s Facebook itself, then there’s Instagram, and to a certain extent there’s also WhatsApp which is used primarily for communication. Each of these platforms allow users to interact with customers, but the problem is that they’re separate from each other. This can […]

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Lawsuit Alleges That Apple Bricks Its Own iPhone Chargers

2019-02-06
Consumer Electronics

While companies like Apple make most of their money from customers buying their main products, they also make money by selling accessories for their products like cables, chargers, and so on. However it seems that some feel that Apple might be running some kind of scheme where they intentionally brick their chargers so that customers […]

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HomePod Commands 6% Of US Smart Speaker Market

2019-02-06
Consumer Electronics

Apple’s HomePod speakers are currently one of the pricier options in the market today. When you compare it against other smart speakers like the Amazon Echo Dot or the Google Home Mini, the HomePod seems downright expensive, plus given the fact that Apple only has one option, it doesn’t give customers much choice. This is […]

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Mayo Clinic Creates Online Tool That Predicts Kidney Stones

2019-02-06
Consumer Electronics

Have you had kidney stones before? These issues are not a one time deal as they can happen again, but if you’d like to possibly get ahead of the problem, not to worry because the folks at the Mayo Clinic have developed an online tool that has the ability to predict whether or not you […]

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Logitech Unveils A Bunch Of G-Series Gaming Headsets

2019-02-06
Consumer Electronics

If you’re in the market for a new set of gaming headphones, then Logitech might have something for you. This is because the company has recently taken the wraps off four brand new gaming headsets part of its G-series lineup, so there definitely should be something there that would appeal to you. There are four […]

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US Lawmakers Are Questioning Apple Over FaceTime Bug

2019-02-06
Consumer Electronics

Bugs are common in software. Sometimes they are relatively harmless, but sometimes they can be huge. A recent example would be Apple’s FaceTime bug where the caller can listen in on the person they’re calling while making a FaceTime call, and that person would not even need to pick up their device, scary isn’t it? […]

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Respawn’s Apex Legends Racks Up 1 Million Players In 8 Hours

2019-02-06
Consumer Electronics

Respawn, best known for their work on the Titanfall series, has recently released a free-to-play battle royale game in the form of Apex Legends which is also based on the Titanfall franchise. It turns out that despite the battle royale genre being so competitive and saturated, Respawn’s name seems to carry a bit of weight. […]

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FCC Filing Hints At Samsung Galaxy S10’s Reverse Wireless Charging

2019-02-06
Consumer Electronics

Image credit – AllAboutSamsung One of the unique features of the Huawei Mate 20 Pro handset is its ability to reverse wireless charge. This means that the phone itself can act as a wireless charger where it will be able to wirelessly charge another device, such as another smartphone, as long as that device supports […]

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Tesla Unveils New iPhone Cases On Its New Amazon Storefront

2019-02-06
Consumer Electronics

Want to buy a Tesla but can’t afford one? We hear you, but not to worry because if you have anywhere between $35 to $45 to spend, you can actually get your hands on Tesla’s iPhone cases where the company has put them up for sale on their new Amazon storefront where they will be […]

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Apple Working On Full-Screen Touch ID

2019-02-05
Cellphones & Telecommunications

Damien McFerran 05/02/2019 – 11:26pm Which uses sound to read your print With the iPhone X, Apple went all-in with Face ID, its preferred biometric security system which is now used on every iPhone, as well as the new iPad Pro. While the company clearly has confidence in Face ID, a new patent reveals that […]

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Tidal Becomes First Music Streaming Service To Accept Venmo

2019-02-05
Consumer Electronics

Tidal has confirmed that it’s adding Venmo as a new payment method for subscribers. It has thus become the first music streaming service to allow subscribers to pay for their plans with Venmo. They will be able to select this as a payment option in the app and the company will charge their monthly subscription […]

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Waymo May Work On Self-Driving Cars With Renault-Nissan

2019-02-05
Consumer Electronics

Waymo has already worked with the likes of Fiat Chrysler and Jaguar Land Rover on self-driving cars and is now said to be in talks about a potential partnership with the powerful Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance. According to reports Waymo, a division of Google’s parent company Alphabet, is in the “final phase” of talks with this alliance […]

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Super Bowl LIII Broke Streaming Records As TV Viewership Declined

2019-02-05
Consumer Electronics

The Super Bowl LIII saw a significant increase in its streaming numbers, nevermind the fact that it was one of the lowest-scoring games ever. The Big Game was streamed across 7.5 million devices which is a 20 percent improvement compared to last year. Viewers consumed over 560 million minutes of live coverage, up 19 percent […]

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Apple Now Lets You Buy A Refurbished iPhone X

2019-02-05
Consumer Electronics

iPhone X wasn’t exactly a cheap smartphone when it arrived back in 2017 and if you’ve been waiting for a good deal on one of those, there’s now a new option for you to consider. Apple has now started selling the refurbished iPhone X for the first time. Apple is selling the 64GB and 256GB […]

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Sonos Launches Outdoor Speakers In Partnership With Sonance

2019-02-05
Consumer Electronics

Sonos has teamed up with Sonance for the all-new Sonos Architectural collection of speakers intended for both indoor and outdoor use. Customers can choose from an in-wall, in-ceiling, and weatherproof outdoor speakers. These passive speakers have been optimized to work with the Sonos Amp, thus allowing users to have an integrated audio system for the […]

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Google Chrome Dark Mode Arrives In Canary

2019-02-05
Consumer Electronics

The dark mode is a much-loved user interface feature that’s increasingly being adopted by both platforms and apps. Samsung has added a system-wide dark mode with its One UI skin for Android 9 Pie. Apple is said to be working on a dark mode for the next major iOS update as well. Google has been […]

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Guardians Of The Galaxy 3 Director Won’t Be Taika Waititi

2019-02-05
Consumer Electronics

Taika Waititi, who directed Marvel’s Thor: Ragnarok, won’t be in the director’s chair for Guardians of the Galaxy 3. He has himself confirmed that the project, which has been on hold since its director James Gunn was fired, will not see him behind the camera. He referred to it as “James’ film.” His statement comes […]

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New Google Extension Checks Your Password Security

2019-02-05
Consumer Electronics

Password Checkup is a new extension for the Chrome browser from Google itself. The company aims to provide password security to users with this extension. Password Checkup will automatically check whether the users’ passwords have been leaked in a data breach. Once the extension is installed, users’ credentials are double checked against a database of […]

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Unsend Feature Finally Rolling Out For Facebook Messenger

2019-02-05
Consumer Electronics

Once it emerged that Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg had the ability to unsend messages that he sent, a feature that wasn’t available to any other user, the company confirmed that it would develop the same feature for all users in a few months. Leaks revealed that this feature was in development and now […]

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Warby Parker’s New AR System Lets You Try Glasses Virtually

2019-02-05
Consumer Electronics

Online glasses company Warby Parker has developed a new Virtual Try-On tool which will enable its customers to try on glasses virtually. They will be able to see the color, texture, and size of the glasses on offer, provided that they have an iPhone X, XS or XR. That’s because this feature has been developed […]

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