Why 100%? Well, right now there are many websites out there that will not allow their users to watch them while in incognito mode. They will either force them to become visible again or to pay a lesser or greater fine in order to view them. Google, being a wannabe good uncle that it wants us to see it as, works on creating an incognito mode that bypasses all those limitations. This new solution is currently tested in Chrome Canary; if you want to learn how it works, check out this site by Techdows. ...
Monthly Archives: March 2019
Facebook is currently working on a section made specifically for gamers
Funny how mobile FB gets arguably more attention than the stationary one. The mobile version of the world’s most popular social platform is currently receiving a new section. It is called Gaming and its goal is to make Facebook useful for, well, gamers; Facebook wants it to be a single source of all things video game-related, from reviews to other players to, perhaps most importantly, streamers – why only have Facebook users when you can also have Fortnite players, right? Currently, Gaming is going through beta tests and only selected few people can use it. We do not know when ...
Specs of Huawei P30 and P30 Pro are now known
This is still not an official reveal, but folks at WinFuture have nevertheless got their hands on nearly complete specs of the abovementioned devices. We do not know their source, but they maintain that the info is genuine, so lets take a look. ...
Samsung Galaxy M20 is now up for sale in India
Device is sold in two different memory variants: 3/32GB for ₹10,990 and 4/64GB for ₹12,990. There is also a ₹3,110 worth of benefits for customers who subscribe to Jio. The phone’s other specs include 6.3-inch display with a waterdrop notch, 8-core Exynos 7904 CPU, 13mpx + 8mpx dual camera, 8mpx selfie shooter, 5000mAh battery and Android 8.1 Oreo OS. Tweet Vote on HN ...
Japanese are working on a shoplifter recognition system
The system is called VaakEye. It works by combining a number of advanced cameras with equally advanced AI. The cameras’ job is to film people coming into stores from every angle possible; afterwards, the AI checks their body language for any sign of possible misdeeds. The method is shown in this video. VaakEye is reportedly being made with self-service stores in mind. Tweet Vote on HN ...
Smartphone: 1, arrow: 0, or how a phone saved a man’s life from a crazy bowman
This story took place in, to nobody’s surprise, Australia. A man has pulled his car in front of his property when he saw another man standing near. For one reason or another, the man was armed with a bow and an arrow. Puzzled, the victim pulled out his phone and begun filming the mysterious archer (personally I would rather drive away and call the cops), when the archer fired. Arrow went straight for the victim’s face, and would most certainly wound the man if the phone would not stop it. The projectile went right through the device, pushing through the rear panel and the ...
Less porn = less views, or how Tumblr tumbles down
Tumblr’s troubles begun last autumn, when the site was removed from App Store for its adult content. In attempt to save face, and maybe return to App Store too, Tumblr then decided to remove all of its adult content. Many of site’s users were irritated by this move – the worst hit were possibly adult content creators, animators etc. – and these users have prophesized that Tumblr will regret its actions. Well, it looks like it already does! According to SimilarWeb, Tumblr’s monthly user count has dropped from 521 to 437 in only one month after blocking the XXX ...
The first Android Q beta is now out
Today, first lucky sods out there can get their hands on an earliest beta version of the Android Q operating system. For now only those with Google Pixels can download it, though; next beta releases should be available for more models. Interested? You can download the beta from here. It is now available OTA.Full release of the Android Q OS should take place aroun August 2019. Before that there will be around 4 separate beta releases. Tweet Vote on HN ...
Seems you can get cancer from using wireless headphones
At least that is what a group of 250 scientists from around the world wants you to believe. According to them, those headphones have a negative side effect: radiowaves that they use to communicate with the smartphone have a relatively large chance of creating cancer cells in the user’s brain. Their example of such ”cancer-creating” headphones are Airpods by Apple. International Agency for Research on Cancer agrees with this hypothesis but that is just it; for now it is only a hypothesis. We will let you know if it is actually proven to be ...
Samsung Galaxy A60 battery might have smaller battery than expected
Turns out that the specs sheet from some time ago was not completely correct: Galaxy A60 will not have a battery capacity of 4500mAh. Its real capacity is an okay but significantly less impressive 3500mAh; the proof is in a leaked picture above. Smaller than expected size might have been caused by phone’s large (6.7′) display. Other rumours about Galaxy A60 include a 32mpx triple camera setup, 6/8GB RAM, 128GB storage memory and Snapdragon 675 CPU. Tweet Vote on HN ...