This gadget from Sony makes all touch surfaces (MWC)

Sony is currently participating in the MWC 2017 in Barcelona. The Japanese multinational made a notable entry with the Xperia Touch. Long experimental, this device was first announced at the IFA 2016.

Xperia Ear Bluetooth headset next gen by Sony

Sony had unveiled the Xperia Ear last year. This Bluetooth headset features a wizard that responds to voice commands and transmits notifications from the smartphone.

MagicGrips to make Apple's Magic Mouse more ergonomic

Apple's Magic Mouse was launched when the MacBook was released. This multitouch mouse has a multipoint system as a scroll wheel. If some users have been seduced by these features, others blame him for his grip too low.

The Google Wizard is extended to Android Marshmallow and Nougat

The Google Wizard is now available on the Marshmallow and Nougat versions, the two most recent versions of Google's mobile OS. Unfortunately this tool is only available in English and German at the moment.

Meizu Super mCharge: the fastest recharge on the market

Meizu has not presented a new smartphone, but a technology that must "anticipate Apple and Samsung," according to him.

Windows 10 may block applications that do not come from the Windows Store

Microsoft launched a new Windows 10 pre-release for PC last week. As usual, the 15042 build introduces new features and especially corrects a lot of small bugs.

Leak of the Galaxy S8: a video shows us even more

Everything, we definitely know everything about the Galaxy S8, while Samsung has still not officially launched. After a first burst of photos, features in mess, it is the turn of a grip to make its appearance on the Web.

MWC 2017: Samsung introduces its new Gear VR headset and its Motion Control

Samsung has taken advantage of the MWC 2017, where the manufacturer has only broadcast a teaser of the future smartphone Galaxy S8, to present other products that should make a success in 2017 and in particular its new helmet Gear VR which this time includes A Motion Control remote control.

Google improves its Gboard keyboard

Google introduces new features on its Gboard keyboard thanks to an update for already available for free on the App Store. Now iPhone and iPad users can access voice input and new Emojis from iOS 10.

Nokia 3310: the Proust madeleine of the living room (MWC)

It was a very pressing rumor and Nokia subscribed to it by presenting the new 3310, 2017 edition at the very end of its Barcelona conference.

The new techno of Google makes disappear the helmets VR

Google and Daydream Labs have worked together to provide an enhanced virtual reality experience.

With this pen it is possible to draw electrical circuits

The Japanese start-up Agic Inc has developed a pen that allows to draw electrical circuits on a special paper. The gadget features a silver-based ink that makes conductive marked surfaces. According to Shinya Shimizu, CEO of Agic Inc., this invention should find application in education and advertising.

G6: LG presents its smartphone with giant screen

As expected, LG opened the conference dance in Barcelona on Sunday. In the absence of the Samsung Galaxy S8, the Korean manufacturer put the little dishes in the big ones to draw attention to him by presenting his new LG G6.

In China, flame-throwing drones attack high voltage lines

The Chinese who live in Xiangyang, Sichuan, Anshun and Hangzhou are gradually becoming accustomed to flamethrower drones flying over high tension lines. If these gadgets began their testing phase in 2010, today they are fully functional.

Xiaomi to announce Pinecone processor for smartphones

Rumors about the fact that Xiaomi was working on a new processor were persistent. Now, it's official. The Chinese manufacturer will present its Pinecone processor on February 28th. Moreover, a Weibo page has just been dedicated to this component which will equip the future smartphone of the brand.

Samsung: new images of the Galaxy Tab S3

On the output of any new device, manufacturers often have to go through validation forms with various national bodies, such as the FCC in the United States. This time it was with the NCC Taiwanese that were seen two photos of the next tablet Galaxy Tab S3 of Samsung.

Google and Microsoft will crack down on illegal downloading

The search engines of Google and Microsoft will see their pages somewhat modified after signing an agreement with the UK government to reduce the visibility of illegal download links in their pages. Thus, the first pages of the two search engines should be cleaned to no longer include content of this kind.

The Galaxy S8 could take advantage of the all-new Exynos 9810

We already knew almost everything about the next S8, but it was still missing information of size: what processor will make palpitate the new smartphone of Samsung? According to SamMobile, the device should take advantage of a brand new Exynos 9810, engraved in 10 nm.

Opera unveils a new user interface

A first look at a "new" user interface that is being gestation for the Opera browser.

Update Nougat: some news about OnePlus and LG

There is news about the deployment of Android Nougat at LG and OnePlus.

Payday 3 is in development

This is news that will delight fans of the genre: the publisher StarBreeze confirmed that the title Payday 3 was in development.

LG G6: two 13 megapixel photo sensors at the back and wide angle on both sides

The LG G6 smartphone will offer a dual photo sensor like the LG G5 but with a different configuration.

Xagent: Malware now attacks Macs

Until then, the Xagent malware was attacking stations equipped with Windows, Linux, Android and iOS. He was still missing a system to his list of victims: macOS.

Facebook wants to add custom filters for nudity and violence

Facebook's policy of deleting sensitive content has been controversial in recent years, to the point that the social network would now work on a system of custom filters. Users could then define what they consider acceptable or not in the pages they access.

Climb the Everest RV

Many mountaineers have ventured into the heart of the Himalayas, but only a few elected officials have been able to reach the summit of Mount Everst.

McDonald's has developed a special straw for a very special drink

Surprising as it may be, McDonald's has developed a straw specially designed to drink some of its drinks.

Microsoft wants a "digital Geneva convention"

Cyber ​​attacks are wreaking havoc in a world where everything is increasingly computerized and connected. While the army is already taking the necessary precautions, large high-tech companies seem to be caught in a game that goes beyond them.

Signal lights for smartphone addicts !

Some pedestrians are so busy with applications on their smartphones that they forget the world around them. And traffic lights sometimes go into the background, but this lack of attention can lead to accidents.

Overwatch figures by the Good Smile Company

Tracer has become an emblematic figure of Overwatch since the launch of the FPS in 2016. The famous heroine kicker has even been reproduced in full-scale.

The new functionality of the Skype application: the emojis during the call

Microsoft has unveiled this week the beta version of Skype for iOS and Android. The company seems to favor the practical aspect of its application.

Yahoo Mail displays incoming calls and synchronizes photos

Yahoo has just deployed a new version of its Android and iOS mobile app. This update brings with it new features, including the presentation of unregistered numbers and the synchronization of your photos.

Apple has a The Voice for applications

The trailer for the original Apple show that will air on the AppleMusic has gone around the web. The TV show Planet of the Apps will feature four celebrities known to the general public.

Microsoft launches virtual simulator for drones

Microsoft has developed a virtual simulator to help developers train their drones. The company has just released the free beta version in open source.

Towards a Touch Bar for iPhone 8?

As we already know, Apple could remove all the physical buttons of the iPhone 8. All would be replaced by tactile surfaces. Same for the Home button and its TouchID that will inherit a "feature area. "

Moto G5 and G5 Plus: photos and specs are the trunk

While Lenovo will hold a conference on Sunday, February 26th to present its new smartphones, the Moto G5 and G5 Plus have already appeared on the site of a Spanish dealer.

Apple Watch: and if you could reload it manually?

Apple has just filed a new patent concerning its Apple Watch, which this time describes a mechanism to generate energy by winding a reel to recharge the battery. If this patent describes a magnetic system to be placed near the apparatus, it does not seem impossible to be able to give a little boost to its watch by simply turning the crown.

IPhone 8: Induction recharging takes shape

For several months, rumors multiplied about the future iPhone 8, or iPhone X. The latest rumor in date is that the iPhone 8 is loading to induction. It is now a plausible track since Apple has just joined the Wireless Power Consortium.

Dyson invests in artificial intelligence and opens a research center in Singapore

In an increasingly connected world, Dyson also wants to bet on new technologies. The British industrial designer has indeed invested in artificial intelligence.

With Chime, Amazon Launches Instant Chat Software

The market for messaging and videoconferencing tools is already well overloaded, with Skype, Google Hangouts, WebEX, Facebook or even soon FaceTime from Apple.

Drones with passengers this summer in Dubai

Dubai has a definite taste for futuristic gadgets. Their firefighters will travel in jetpacks and the capital of UAE will have a museum of the future that cost nearly $ 136 million.

Facebook: Video sound will now be activated by default

Facebook has announced several changes regarding the videos on its mobile app. The main change is the sound of the default videos.

Harvard develops a renewable battery that lasts 10 years

While many vehicles switch to electrical power, the storage of electricity becomes crucial. Scientists are continuing research to set up a battery at a lower cost, performing and environmentally friendly.

P10 and Watch 2: Huawei to unveil everything in Barcelona

Huawei will present the P10 and Watch 2 at the Mobile World Congress on 26 February.
Through a video titled "# HuaweiP10 is coming", the Chinese manufacturer confirms that it will present its next high-end smartphone at the end of February.

This smartphone battery works with urine

The lithium-ion battery is the most commonly used in electronic devices. But when it comes to the field of renewable energies, its application runs up against cost problems.

The LG Sport Watch and LG Style Watch are here

After officially announcing its connected watches last week, LG finally launches their marketing. The LG Watch Style and LG Watch Sport are officially released and you can order them now.

The "Instant Tethering" of Android is finally available

Google announced its new tool "Instant Tethering" last January. The functionality that allows a single connection for several devices is finally available. Instant Tethering will however be available for Nexus and Pixel devices only, initially.

GTA IV is now playable on Xbox One

The adventure game GTA IV as well as its extensions The Ballad of Gay Tony and The Lost and Damned are extending the list of Xbox 360 games compatible with the Xbox One console. Players will be able to find war veteran Niko Bellic for new adventures.

How Facebook Replaces Your Weather

Facebook users have certainly noticed the weather report at the top of the news feed. Since February 8th, this small message leads to a real advanced weather functionality.

Samsung releases the brand "Hello", the emerging part of the IA Galaxy S8?

Despite the many leaks, the Galaxy S8 has not yet revealed all its secrets. The South Korean firm has filed the Samsung Hello brand, with the "European Intellectual Property Office" SamMobile.

Twitter results: video is not enough

Despite initiatives around video and related ad formats, Twitter remained in the red in 2016.