According to information from Korea Herald, Samsung would finally reveal the causes of the incidents that ended the sale of its Galaxy Note 7. The results of the survey should thus be published during the month of December.
Wednesday, 30 November 2016
Galaxy Note 7: the results of the survey will be unveiled in December
According to information from Korea Herald, Samsung would finally reveal the causes of the incidents that ended the sale of its Galaxy Note 7. The results of the survey should thus be published during the month of December.
DJI: Inspire 2 will be slower than expected
Skype for Linux: another easy way to send SMS
Soon Linux desktop users would have another easy way to send SMS messages. No need to reach the SMS Server Tools and murder with the console. Simply click on it and launch a new version of Skype, with the number indicated 1.13. Developed for some time by the Microsoft brand, based on Skype Web technologies for Linux has been because ultimately, this is one of the most awaited by community functions.
Windows 10 : interface apporte une amélioration du Projet Neon
The Windows 10 interface gets an important update, after much has been expected by users. Windows 10 has a lot of important features that make the operating system the best Windows to date. The Cortana Personal Assistant, running on dekstop applications and mobile sites, and enhancing security are some of the improvements made by Windows 10.
The FBI forces users to change passwords frequently
You normally expected that the FBI provides us with the most effective safety tips but a tweet recently issued by the Bureau makes many security experts raise their eyebrows and wonder who is actually behind these posts.
Samsung Galaxy C7 Pro: Leaking at AnTuTu
The Galaxy C series is about to become bigger than Samsung plans to launch at least two new smartphones next month, the Galaxy C5 Pro and Galaxy C7 Pro. Both will be unveiled in China in December, but there is a chance that they will be available in other countries starting next year.
Tuesday, 29 November 2016
Japan wants to build the world's most powerful computer
According to the latest Top500 ranking of supercomputers, China currently has the most powerful supercomputer in the world.
IPhone: the curved screen could arrive in 2017
Apple would consider equipping its next iPhone with a curved screen, reports the Wall Street Journal.
Instagram reports your screenshots
A new feature maddened Instagram users. Indeed, the social network would send alerts when someone made a screenshot of your photo or video.
Hermes still loves the Apple Watch
The rumors that had suggested that on the occasion of the Black Friday of November 24, Hermès would launch a range of Apple Watch limited edition are no longer because they have confirmed.
Apple iPad: Farewell Home button?
For some time, rumors about Apple products are focusing on the next tablet. According to several sources, the future iPad would have a screen of 10.9 inches and would not present a button home.
MoVR: a system to use any wireless VR headset
Until now, there were two types of VR headphones: headphones connected to a smartphone or those like HTC Vive and Oculus Rift that are connected to the PC via a cable. Henceforth, another alternative seems to be emerging in the midst of virtual reality. MIT scientists have created a new method called MoVR that provides access to wireless RV.
Monday, 28 November 2016
Samsung Galaxy Note 5: update with Grace UX of note 7
While Samsung is preparing Android 7.0 Nougat for the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge, another smartphone becomes a part of the update, the Galaxy Note 5.Apparently, Samsung has decided to wear the Note 7 UX Grace on the Galaxy Note 5, although this is not something that the South Korean company usually does.
Kaspersky Firm launches its own secure operating system
The company's cyber-security and popular antivirus Kaspersky unveiled its new operating system: Kaspersky OS. The new operating system was in development for 14 years and chose to design from scratch rather than relying on Linux.
Lenovo ZUK Edge: smartphone with Snapdragon 821 and 6 GB RAM confirmed
Earlier this month, a new smartphone with the model number Z2151 from Lenovo sub - brand ZUK is listed on TENAA. Later, the list AnTuTu confirmed the device the rumor of the ZUK Edge. Now ZUK CEO and former Lenovo vice president Chang Cheng confirmed by Weibo that the ZUK Edge would be officially launched this week in China. From the image it has published, the device package includes the device itself with paperwork, power adapter, USB cable and a back shell with a leather finish.
No Man's Sky: Will the update save the game?
After several months, the studios Hello Games have just launched a big update on their game No Man's Sky. Called "Foundation update," this update 1.1 is supposed to give a new start to the game of space exploration. It includes new game modes, new features and fixes some bugs.
Samsung: a complete update for the Gear Fit 2
Samsung is upgrading its connected Gear Fit 2 bracelet. This update focuses on features related to activity tracking. The device would provide more precision and its use would also become easier. When the deployment is effective within their region, owners will receive a notification on their smartphone. Then they will have to install it with the Samsung Gear application.
Xbox One S: The list of HDR games grows
Released in August, the Xbox One S is compatible with HDR (High Dynamic Range) technology, which allows for enhanced color and contrast. Microsoft has formalized the list of titles compatible with this technology.
Japan will have its Star Wars smartphones
You've always dreamed of having a Star Wars smartphone? The Japanese operator SoftBank has just fulfilled your wishes since it proposes two smartphones specially designed to the image of the saga.
Sunday, 27 November 2016
Deseat.me: the website allows to unsubscribe from many Internet sites
The disadvantage with Internet services is that one is often obliged to create accounts on many different sites. Have you ever had enough of being harassed by advertising emails and you have already dreamed of disappearing a little of the internet? The site deseat.me could well be the solution.
Steal a Tesla by hacking an Android app, it's possible
Two hackers from Promon, specializing in security, broadcast a video relayed by the International Business Times in which they show that it is possible to pilot a Tesla Model S remotely by hacking its Android application. Once the attack is made, the car can be fully controlled remotely without the need for the key or specific access.
Apple: a 10.5-inch iPad for 2017?
Rumors recently suggested that the US giant could launch an iPad more than 10 inches next year. According to information from Taiwanese suppliers, Apple would prepare a 10.5-inch iPad for 2017.
Apple would also be interested in a foldable smartphone
The US Patent and Trademark Office confirms this: Patent No. 9.504.170 concerning a "flexible display device" by Apple describes an iPhone equipped with a full display device with a foldable screen . At first glance, the concept is close to that of the clamshell cell phone proposed by Motorola in the 1990s.
Google Pixel: the double-tap returns thanks to an update
Last month, Google launched its Pixel smartphones in the market. While the Pixel and Pixel XL met with great success, some popular features missed users on both terminals: double tap and raise to wake. However, the US giant has just launched a new update on its smartphones that now allow them to respond to its movements.
This designer has made his mirror a giant iPad
Apple Mirror is the name of this gadget that makes both room mirror and giant tablet touch. Despite its name, this product is not the last invention of the apple brand.
Thursday, 24 November 2016
Google Cast returns to Chromecast
Google's offer around the Chromecast is becoming increasingly confusing. Chromecast, which has been renamed Google Cast, will become Chromecast again.
Facebook would prepare a censorship tool to return to the Chinese market
In 2009, Facebook was banned from Chinese territory. Since then, the company has never
stopped looking for a way to integrate the market again.
In Canada there are digital maps to avoid geese
To prevent possible goose attacks, the University of Waterloo has developed a digital map that locates their nests around the campus.
Galaxy S7 Edge black jet
After launching the blue coral version of the Galaxy S7 Edge, Samsung is preparing another color variation of the smartphone, a jet black model. Some will say it is intended to take on the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus Jet Black, but it is really just a different color variant of the Galaxy S7 Edge.
Samsung Galaxy S6 will run on Android 7.0 Nougat
Samsung has already announced an Android beta program for owners of the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge who want to help test the Nougat update before it is released. The good news is that the Samsung Galaxy S7 / S7 Edge will not be the only smartphones to receive the highly anticipated Android 7.0 update from Nougat in the coming months.
Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017): What are the specifications?
Samsung is known for releasing Galaxy smartphones through the years. In fact, it can be said that it is among the companies whose line of smartphones are planned. Almost every year, they have rejected new models. From time to time, they take the time to tinker with some of their older handsets. The resulting newly improved versions are then communicated to the public. And apparently, one of its Galaxy phones has been upgraded and would be launched next year, the model in question is the Samsung Galaxy J3.
Google DeepMind: Now able to read on lips
Can you "read" what she says? The most recent AI effort of Google DeepMind can. A new project by DeepMind and the University of Oxford has created a lip-reading system that can give the best professionals a run for their money.
Samsung Galaxy S8: release date, news and update
Samsung should surpass the expectations of users with the Galaxy S8. Many are already talking about the company's flagship 2017 phone. The Samsung Galaxy S7 is almost perfect regarding the design and quality of the camera, but the Galaxy S8 would be better.
Tuesday, 22 November 2016
Will the Ninja Gaiden soundtrack be the tube of summer 2017?
Released in 1988 on NES, Ninja Gaiden is part of the classics of the video game of the time, for its uncommon difficulty, but also for its musics which have remained in the memories.
Aquila: Facebook drone under investigation after accident
Last July, Facebook presented the first flight of its solar drone Aquila as a real success. Four months later, it would seem that the balance sheet is much more contrasted.
Macbook Pro: the touch bar is good for Doom
MacBook Touch Bar: an accessory to play?
The MacBook Pro Touch Bar has taken its first steps with the public and it will be necessary to wait until the next weeks to know its true utility and the advantages that it could provide. Will this new element become part of the habit of users?
Instagram: live video yes, but ephemeral
Yesterday, Instagram officially launched a new feature to its application: live videos. After Facebook and Periscope, Instagram catches up a bit late. However, unlike its competitors, these live videos will be ephemeral.
Uber introduces a new way to compliment his drivers
Your Uber driver has surpassed your expectations in terms of service and you want to thank him? The private chauffeur service is currently implementing a new feature on its smartphone app that will allow you to "compliment" your driver.
Eve V: The "Surface Killer" makes a misfortune on Indiegogo
The Eve V is certainly one of the biggest boxes of the year on Indiegogo. The hybrid tablet of 12.3 "fulfilled its mission in just one hour: reap the modest sum of $ 75,000 to begin its production, and it is not finished, because the device is at $ 575,000 at the time, actual hour.
Moto Z are now compatible with Google Daydream
Some time ago, Motorola had said that the company would deploy Android 7.0 Nougat on Moto Z before the end of the year. Promised thing, because Motorola today announced that the update is scheduled for late November.
Samsung Galaxy S7: a jet black color pumped on the iPhone 7?
Samsung will continue to highlight its Galaxy S7, released early 2016, with a new color for this end of the year. According to The Korea Herald, the high-end smartphone would indeed finish a "Jet Black", which is reminiscent of that of the iPhone 7 released a few weeks ago.
Monday, 21 November 2016
Pokémon Sun & Moon: Nintendo explodes the records
Nintendo will officially launch Pokémon Soleil and Pokémon Lune on Wednesday, November 23rd. By putting 10 million cartridges on the market at once, the Japanese firm sets the bar very high. The goal is simple, achieve the best possible sale on 3DS and dethrone Pokémon X and Y that have been sold to 15.64 million copies.
Mario, Splatoon and Skyrim at the launch of the Nintendo Switch?
Lately, Laura Dale, editor for the American site Let's Play Video Games, has relayed information about the next Nintendo console. According to her, three games will be preinstalled on the Switch: Super Mario Bros, Splatoon and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
Tesla: his autonomous behavior seen from all angles
Sunday, 20 November 2016
Rungunjumgun: the mobile game that makes noise
RunGunJumpGun, the new mobile game from ThirtyThree Games is available on Android and iOS since November 10th.
Google Terminates Map Maker Tool
The Internet search engine number one announces that all Map Maker features have been transferred from the main Google Maps application to the Local Guides program, removing access to free Google Drive storage and beta features from community-organized users, And more specifically the ability to retouch data from local Google Maps.
Nexo Tires: Breathable and comfortable bike tires
When technology meets cycling, it gives Nexo Tires, airless bicycle tires and therefore anti-puncture.
Pico Neo VR: the virtual reality helmet
The advantage of VR helmets for smartphones is to be able to enjoy the experience without being connected to a computer by disturbing cables. This usually works with a module in which the smartphone slips to transform the display. But this is also what makes the device very heavy.
Linq: between virtual and augmented reality
At a time when manufacturers are betting on augmented reality or virtual reality, Stereolabs offers an alternative. The company launches Linq, a new helmet that combines both the real and the virtual.
G-Tube Adventure: the extreme bluetooth speaker
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