It took a while but here it is. Those of us who enjoy being test subjects, as well as have Google Pixel smartphones, can now download and use the Android P Beta version 4 operating system. All they have to do is go to and register on this website. More good news is that the beta will soon be available on other smartphones as well: - Essential Phone, - ...
Lucerne, Switzerland. A church bell of the town's small catholic church is being renovated, but the faithful still need their ol' and trusty bell to let them know when it is noon. How did the church solve this issue? It asked the, of all people, art students of the nearby college for help, and the students kind of delivered. What was their solution? ...
And all it took Microsoft to implement this option was fifteen years. Truly, the OS giant of personal computers is a force to be reckoned with... The record feature is to be implemented until the end of July. It will inform the other side of the conversation of being recorded - it is unsure whether that side will have to agree to it or will they be presented ...
This penalty is so far the largest in the history of Google. Its official goal is to punish Google for its supposedly monopolistic practices, such as forcing smartphone producers to install Chrome web browsers and/or set it as a default browser in return for receiving the Google Play Services certificate. Personally I think it sounds like UE punishing ...
Air flight is statistically the safest form of transporation; this old mantra may be about to change, all thanks to the drone owners. One of them, a daring/murderous idiot equipped with, according to people in the know-how, Parrot Anafi model, has caught a video of an A380 passenger plane taking off from the Plaine Magnien airport on Mauritius, Indian ...
Blobmoji, a series of wobbly-bobbly emoji killed off by Google at the Android Oreo release, are coming back. Blobmoji are now available as sticker packs on the Google Keyboard GBoard. According to The Verge, they will also appear in the next Android Messages update. Most but not all of the original hundred Blobmoji are to make a return, alongside an unknown ...
Cool, it has been a while since I wrote about Chinese knockoffs. Following an Apple-made (and stupid, or so I believe) trend of smartphones with notches, a Chinese company HOMTOM has decided to release its own iPhone X-lookalike. Specifications: - 5.85' display, 18,9:9 ratio, HD+ resolution, - MediaTek MT6750T CPU, 1,5 GHz, eight cores, - Mali-T860 ...
Except they are not coming to our planet from Cybertron; instead they are being made by humans in Japan. Shunji Yamanaka from the University of Tokyo and Takayuki Furuta of the Future Robotics Technology Center (fuRo) at Chiba Institute of Technology have just unveiled their latest creation; a three-wheeler autonomous assistant slash self-driving vehicle. ...
Dual cameras are nothing new in smartphones, and the three cameras setup is slowly creeping into the mainstream a la Huawei P20 Pro. Three cameras are nothing, though; what will you say about nine of them? Well, Light company has clearly said ”fine, lets do it”. The nine cameras smartphone project is currently under development by Light ...
When happens when your news writer has too much time to spare? He writes about giant members, naturally. The mischevious manhood in question is carved into a dry lake bed outside of Geelong, Victoria, and is big enough for Google Maps to see it from space. Image first surfaced on the Facebook group Take The Piss Geelong, though the local community has reportedly ...
New promotion has been announced by the US connection provide Verizon. It now offers a number of discounts for US military personnel as well as their families. Active-duty military, reservists, Gold Star families and veterans net 15% off one line, $35 off two lines, and $40 off three or more lines. This promotion also applies to Verizon's Beyond Unlimited ...
Long story short, a huge data leak involving well over 120 million monthly users of a quiz website Nametests.com, which' quizes Facebook published, has been found out on April 22nd. The finding has been done by one Inti De Ceukelaire from Belgium. IT turned out that the quiz website stored users' data in extremely easily to hack JavaScript format. After ...