ASUS is moving further into the cryptocurrency hardware market with a motherboard that can support up to 20 graphics cards, which are typically used for mining. The H370 Mining Master uses PCIe-over-USB ports for what ASUS says is sturdier, simpler c...
On May 14th, the United States Supreme Court eliminated a 26-year-old law prohibiting states from sponsoring sports gambling. Today, states are free to establish their own sports-betting laws, and a few governors are acting fast. New Jersey, the stat...
We heard in January that Waymo was expanding its agreement with Chrylser for 'thousands' of additional hybrid minivans, which would start being delivered in late 2018. Apparently, that was an understatement. Today, news emerged that the automaker wil...
Back in 1995, Toy Story wowed audiences with sophisticated computer-generated animation. That same year, games studio Parallax released Descent, blowing players away with some of the first truly 3D, omnidirectional gameplay. Things have moved on a lo...
Mark Zuckerberg has testified before Congress and the European Parliament and now Russia is calling for the Facebook CEO to address its politicians as well. The Moscow Times reports that Senator Anton Belyakov suggested the invite, who, pointing to P...
Out of the handful of new devices from Xiaomi today, it was the Mi 8 Explorer Edition that stole the show with its transparent design. Right after the keynote, I had to fight a crowd to get up close and personal with one of the few demo devices avail...
Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference kicks off on Monday and it looks like we can expect more of a focus on software tweaks and little in the way of hardware updates. Bloomberg reports that while MacBook and MacBook Pro refreshes -- including the...
Roblox is something of a mix between a game and a development platform. It allows users to play games developed by other people, as well as create their own games. Now, the company is introducing an education initiative for its 60 million-strong kid...Summer is here and you know what that means. Fun family outings in the backyard, barbecues, fishing, camping, everything that the great outdoors has to offer. Including all of the pests. Mosquitoes, in particular, are enough to ruin any outdoor activity. These bloodsuckers won’t stop either. Not until they’ve sucked us all dry. But what can we aside from spray dangerous chemicals all over each other? Well, there is one good option. Radius Zone Mosquito Repellent. Now you can enjoy the outdoors again.
This handy and compact device offers mosquito protection at the push of a button. Thermacell’s Radius Zone Mosquito Repellent is easy to use, rechargeable, scent-free, compact and powerful. It only uses a single refill component. This device is powered by a Lithium-Ion battery creates a 110 square foot mosquito protection zone. All you need to do is go about your business within this zone, bug-free and happy.
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Radius is also air travel-friendly and consistently operates at any elevation, so use it anywhere at any time. The Radius was voted Best Camping Gear of 2018 by Outside Magazine! If they were happy with it, you love it. Whether you are in your backyard or camping, you can be free from worrying about these bloodsuckers. They are not only annoying, but they also carry some nasty diseases.
The Radius keeps mosquitoes away.
Just turn it on and the mosquitoes are gone. Best of all, there are no messy sprays or lotions. It is also scent-free and DEET-Free. This device is rechargeable and will deliver over 6 hours of run time per charge. It can even operate while it is charging. It also has an automatic off timer mode. You’ll love how compact it is too. It nearly fits in the palm of your hand, making it ideal to take with you on vacation.
Now you have a mosquito-free zone where you won’t be bothered. Now that is a gadget worth getting.
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Computex marks the midpoint of the technology calendar, an oasis of new hardware in an otherwise barren summer. In the first week of June, Taipei plays host to PC makers and startups showing off what they think is the next big thing. Just before team...
If you're wondering why Telegram hasn't updated its iOS app in two months, there's a clear reason for that, according to founder and CEO Pavel Durov. He says Apple blocked Telegram from issuing updates after Russia ordered the app's removal from the...
Spotify CEO Daniel Ek admitted the service handled its policy to limit promotion for artists based on their conduct poorly. "We rolled this out wrong and could have done a much better job," Ek said at the Code Conference, according to Deadline. He sa...
From the moment that Donald Trump set foot on the Trump Tower escalator, the promise of mass deportations for undocumented immigrants was a pillar of his presidential campaign. This is one promise that the current administration has managed to keep,...
Uber and Waymo had long been involved in a costly legal battle covering self-driving technology. Waymo, a startup owned by Google’s parent company Alphabet, claimed that Uber stole its trade secrets and demanded $1.8 billion. The matter was eventually settled by the two companies with Waymo getting around $245 million worth of Uber equity and a guarantee that the company won’t use Waymo’s confidential research in its autonomous cars. With the legal battle behind them, it appears that the companies are now moving toward a potential partnership.
Uber has been developing self-driving cars because it wants to have a network of fully autonomous cars in place which take riders where they need to go without ever requiring a human behind the wheel.
Uber’s self-driving car program has had a few challenges lately after the fatal crash involving one of its self-driving cars in Arizona. It has already grounded its fleet and ceased self-driving tests in Arizona.
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has now said that the company is open to “welcome Waymo to put cars in our network.” He also mentioned during his talk at the Code Conference in California that the two companies are involved in discussions about a future together.
Khosrowshahi added that when Uber puts self-driving cars back on the road again, “we have to be absolutely satisfied we’re getting back on the road it in the safest manner possible,” which goes to show that it wants to step out of the shadow of the Arizona crash.
Waymo hasn’t said anything about a potential partnership with Uber just yet.
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Android smartphones are susceptible to a strange glitch that shows recent text messages when a specific malformed web address is entered. If you type "the1975..com" (with two periods) into the Google app, it delivers a summary of recent conversations...
It appears that there’s going to be a re-release of Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC in the near future. Three new releases of Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition for PS4, Xbox One, and PC respectively have now been rated by the Korean Game Rating Board. This can be taken as a major indication that the re-release of this title may be around the corner.
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel and Borderlands 2 were released for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One with The Handsome Collection and fans were quick to take issue with the fact that the collection didn’t include the first title. This port may be a way for 2K to make amends.
Borderlands was only released on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC. A Game of the Year Edition had been released for the same platforms later and it brought together all of the DLC released for the title in one package. The rating now suggests that a port of this title has been developed for modern consoles and PC.
It’s pertinent to mention here that the listing doesn’t say “remaster” anywhere which suggests that no improvements may be made to the port. However, this will only be known for sure once 2K makes an official announcement about this. We might hear the publisher talk more about this at the upcoming E3 gaming convention next month.
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With so many connected devices making their way into our living rooms and bedrooms and onto our persons, it was no surprise when gadgets started making their way into our kitchens. You can buy so many WiFi- or Bluetooth-enabled widgets to help out wi...
Google appears to be quietly formulating a new strategy for China where the bulk of its services still remain blocked by the country’s great firewall. The company has launched its popular Files Go file management app for Android devices in the country. The app was originally developed for India where budget Android smartphones are at the top of the smartphone market but the app received so much interest that Google eventually released it to all users across the globe. The U.S. now happens to be the third-largest market for its Files Go app. Google has now brought the app to millions of Android users in China.
This is the third Google product to go live in China recently after ARCore and Google Translate. Since Google’s own Play Store is restricted in China, the company has launched the app through four third-party app stores in the country. It recently rolled out ARCore to China as well in a partnership with Xiaomi.
The app will help users manage the storage limits of their device by suggesting files that they should delete if they’re running low on space. The app will also let users find files and share them to local devices without an internet connection.
The strategy to select third-party apps stores for the launch will help Google get a better understanding of the app landscape in the country where the Play Store remains banned. It’s distributing the Files Go app through Tencent, Xiaomi, Baidu, and Huawei app stores in China.
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Russia recently ordered Apple to remove the secure messaging app Telegram from the country’s App Store and Telegram’s CEO has now said that Apple has actually prevented Telegram from updating its app globally ever since the Russian order came in April. Telegram has already moved the courts in Russia to challenge the ban while the Federal Security Service maintains that the ban is essential to protect the country from security threats.
Pavel Durov, Telegram’s founder and CEO, has said that the app was banned by Russia because the company refused to provide the decryption keys for its users’ communications to Russia’s security agencies. “We believe we did the only possible thing, preserving the right of our users to privacy in a troubled country,” he added.
Durov also pointed out that Russia only accounts for 7 percent of Telegram’s global user base and claimed that Apple has been restricting updates for Telegram users outside Russia as well. Apple hasn’t commented on the claim as yet.
He says that as a result of this, Telegram has not been able to fully comply with the recent enforcement of the General Data Protection Regulation by the deadline of May 25th, 2018. We are continuing our efforts to resolve the situation”, Durov said.
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Uber's autonomous car program has faced significant challenges in recent times, but CEO Dara Khosrowshahi believes it'll be rival Waymo that helps get it back on track. Speaking at Recode's Code Conference in California on Wednesday, Khosrowshahi sai...
Accessibility is an increasingly important issue when it comes to tech; while new technology can certainly make it easier for people with accessibility issues to interact with the world, it can also end up shutting people out. Today, the non-profit U...
A handful of Google’s OEM partners have committed to making Android Go-powered devices. ZTE launched its Android Go device back in March and while it could have been the first such smartphone to be sold in the United States, the recent ban placed by the U.S. Department of Commerce on the company has effectively crippled the company and forced it to cease business operations. This means that Alcatel can now have the honor of selling the first Android Go smartphone in the U.S. next week.
The device, Alcatel 1X, is going to be available for purchase in the United States next week for $100. This is also the first device that Alcatel has made which is powered by Android Go, a fresh iteration of Android that Google has developed for low-end devices.
The specs of this handset are nothing to write home about because it’s just meant to be an affordable smartphone with an improved software experience. It has a 5 inch 480×960 display, a MediaTek processor with 1GB of RAM and 16GB of storage. It does have the tall 18:9 aspect ratio that has become the trend this year in the smartphone market.
Amazon is going to start selling the unlocked GSM model of the Alcatel 1X in the United States starting next week. The model will be compatible with T-Mobile and AT&T.
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Amazon launched its Prime Exclusive Phone program in 2016. It offered handsets to Prime members at a discount provided that they lived with ads on the lockscreen. The company later decided to change this and removed the ads from the lockscreen entirely. That didn’t mean it was shutting down the program. Amazon continues to add more devices to the program with the Moto G6 now being the latest addition.
The lockscreen ads were meant to make up for the discount that Amazon offers to Prime members who purchased these handsets but it decided to remove them because fast unlocking technologies like facial recognition and fingerprint sensors have more or less made the lockscreen obsolete.
Amazon’s incentive for selling these devices at a discount now is to pre-load its apps such as Prime Video, Prime Music, and Alexa. Amazon has now decided to add Motorola’s latest mid-range device, the Moto G6, to the Prime Exclusive Phones lineup.
Prime members can get the device from Amazon for $234.99 instead of its regular retail price of $249.99. The Moto G6 is powered by a 1.8GHz octacore Qualcomm processor with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. It features a 5.7 inch Full HD+ display with 18:9 aspect ratio, dual rear cameras, a 3,000mAh battery, and Android 8.0 Oreo.
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Bethesda started teasing the potential launch of a new Fallout title earlier this week and the publisher officially confirmed yesterday that the new game is going to be called Fallout 76. No further details are available at this point in time as Bethesda will be providing them during its E3 2018 press event. However, those who just can’t wait for the title can now pre-order Fallout 76 for PS4, Xbox One, and PC from Amazon sight unseen.
Fallout 76 is a new title which is going to explore events hundreds of years before Fallout 4 which Bethesda released back in 2015. It will explore the Wasteland from a new angle.
Previous titles in this franchise have been single-player RPG experiences but if a new report is to be believed, Fallout 76 might actually be an online survival RPG inspired by similar titles such as Rust and DayZ. The game is still expected to feature a story and quests but with additional mechanics such as base building. None of this has been officially confirmed by Bethesda, though, which will formally reveal more information about Fallout 76 on June 10th at its E3 2018 event.
The pre-order listing for the title is now live on Amazon. It can be pre-ordered for $59.99 and while the listing mentions a release date of December 31st, 2019, it’s most likely a placeholder since Bethesda is expected to release Fallout 76 later this year.
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Our computers have become indispensable creation tools, but let's face it: The decades-old keyboard-and-mouse combo aren't the best way to edit video, draw or play music. That's where the Sensel Morph comes in. It's a pressure-sensitive touchpad...
Hold your charging to a higher standard with the IQIYI Ultra Durable Lightning USB Cable. Designed to hold up to all your wear and tear, this super strong cable can handle anything life throws your way. Featuring metallic nylon fiber fishnet cloth, the exterior is nothing short of armor for the cable inside. In fact, it has a 12,000+ bend lifespan (try doing that with your Apple cable!). In addition, this material pairs with a zinc alloy connector to provide... Continue Reading
Elegantly enhance your watch with the Montblanc TWIN Bluetooth Smart Watch Strap. This strap allows you to add digital technology to your favorite mechanical watch. The smart module works like a mechanical clasp that fastens your watch, just like regular clasps. By using the TWIN, you can receive phone notifications and track daily activities. You can also use it to pay at contactless terminals from Mastercard and Visa, turning your watch into a digital wallet. Using the app, you can... Continue Reading
