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There is a new phone that is holographic, which lets you see images pop up off the screen, similar to what you would see in a 3D movie theatre. People are very excited about the phone. Video camera maker RED is launching them through AT&T and Verizon this summer. The price of the device is […] -
The Pentagon has ordered U.S. military bases around the world to pull all smartphones made by Chinese manufacturers Huawei and ZTE from stores, so as to avoid compromising the security of U.S. military service members. Last week The Epoch Times reported that Chinese-made Huawei smartphones were among the electronic products being sold at the Army […]
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Lenovo recalled about 80,000 laptops due to a potential fire hazard. Lenovo is voluntarily recalling some ThinkPad X1 Carbon 5th Generation laptops, the company said in a statement this week. “Lenovo has determined that a limited number of such laptops may have an unfastened screw that could damage the laptop’s battery causing overheating, potentially posing […]
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Apple Inc.’s older iPhone 7 models are outselling the recently launched iPhone 8 ahead of the early November debut of the premium iPhone X, broker KeyBanc Capital Markets said, citing carrier store surveys. Traditionally, new editions of the iPhone have sold quickly as fans queue for the latest upgrade, but early surveys have added to […]
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Apple has sent out mysterious invitations for an event on Sept. 12 which say simply “let’s meet at our place.” There are no other details on the cards, but many believe that the company will unveil the new iPhone 8 as well as updates to its Apple Watch, Apple TV, and iOS software, the Verge reported. […]
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HONG KONG—The all new Super Series McLaren 720S was launched at the Geneva Motor Show earlier this year and immediately attracted glowing reports. As details of the new model were absorbed and some of the lucky ones were allowed to drive one the automotive press almost without exception extolled its virtues; for design, technological innovation, […]
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CUPERTINO, Calif.—Apple unveiled long-awaited updates to its Mac computers Thursday, aiming to spark consumer interest in a product line often overshadowed by newer gadgets like the iPad and iPhone. The breakout feature is, as widely speculated, a new touch-sensitive panel on the MacBook Pro, Apple’s top-of-the-line laptop. The touch bar will offer functionality that’s […]
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NEW YORK—Apple’s iPhone 7 Plus is getting a new camera capability—the blurring of backgrounds to focus attention on people or other objects in the foreground. Apple first announced the “portrait mode” feature in September but it wasn’t available until the company released its iOS 10.1 software update Monday. It replicates an effect typically limited to […]
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NEW YORK—Google’s ambitious new smartphone, the Pixel, doesn’t offer a lot that’s new. Yet it’s still one of the best out there. Google achieves that by pulling together the best features from Apple, Samsung and other phones and offering them at prices comparable to iPhones—starting at about $650 for the regular, 5-inch model and $770 […]
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By ANICK JESDANUN, AP Technology Writer TIBURON, Calif. (AP) — Apple’s new iPhone 7 and 7 Plus are clearly improvements on their predecessors — even if the biggest change is actually an omission (of the traditional headphone jack). But are they improved enough to justify an upgrade? If you’re an iPhone user, it may depend on […]
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SAN FRANCISCO—Apple’s latest iPhone may be more notable for what’s missing from previous models than what’s being added. The iPhone 7 and 7 Plus unveiled Wednesday won’t have an analog headphone jack—a longtime staple in just about every consumer electronics device that can play audio. In doing so, Apple is betting that its legions of […]
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Have you ever wanted to interact with your pet while they were home alone? Do you feel guilty leaving your best friend in solitude? Well there’s no longer any need to worry. PlayDate, the “world’s first pet camera in a smart ball,” is designed to allow pet owners to remotely interact with their pets. The smart ball […]
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Smartphone app-controlled BB-8 toy by Sphero not only reacts to its surroundings but now it can "watch" the new Star Wars movie with you.
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Or why do programs continue to stumble on what seem like easy translations?
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Starbucks has a secret menu. Google Chrome has a secret dinosaur game. When your Chrome browser can't connect to the internet, the error page shows an icon of a tiny T-Rex.
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Microsoft announced it will start to ship its HoloLens augmented reality headset to developers on March 30. The device, which scans the user’s surroundings and combines them with holographic images, will cost the developers $3,000 a piece. The tech company also released technical specifications of the gadget. It weights almost 1.3 pounds, its battery lasts […] -
Samsung’s Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge are finally official after more than a month of leaks and rumors
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Researchers from the Queen’s University Human Media Lab recently unveiled the ReFlex, a smartphone prototype featuring a flexible and surprisingly functional display
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Selfie sticks are great for those times when you want to snap a photo of yourself. Unfortunately, they are far from convenient
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It's been long rumored that Facebook is a major drain on performance and battery life, and it's not hard to find Android bloggers describing how a deletion of the app made their phone run faster and last longer, but is the effect real, or just a mistaken intuition?
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This is the Lopifit. It's not an electric bike, it's not a scooter, it's not a treadmill. It's all three combined.
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The Razer Core looks like a tiny computer. That’s the best way I can describe it. With a black metal body and some simple vents and such, it’s fairly nondescript…when it’s off.
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If you ever wanted to read someone's WhatsApp messages without letting them know that you read it, there's an easy way to do so.
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There is now an official way to hide Apple’s default iOS apps on an iPhone or iPad. Apple has long resisted the idea of allowing users to uninstall or hide any of the apps that ship on iOS devices, likely in part due to the fact that the company considers each of its apps essential to the user experience. With Apple’s latest iOS 9.3 beta software release, however, there is now a way to hide Apple’s apps on your iPhone or iPad.
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So it’s official, the laptop replacement tablet has become a proper part of the consumer electronics market
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Plenty of people do all their Facebooking, YouTubing, Web surfing and whatnot on mobile devices.
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When it comes to browsers, Google Chrome is considered one of the best. It offers fast browsing, reliable security and tons of features, making it hard for other browsers to beat it
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