The promise of 5G is staggering. With its ultra-high bandwidth and low latency, it has the potential to alter how consumers interact with technology. However, questions remain around its deployment, use cases, and marketing. We’re excited to have Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg sit down for a fireside chat at Disrupt SF to talk about the […]
Daily Archives: July 24, 2019
A new security feature rolling out on Tinder will help to protect LBGTQ+ users who travel to dozens of nations, which still criminalize same-sex acts or relationships. As part of the update, users who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer on the app will no longer automatically appear on Tinder when they arrive […]
Tinder’s new personal security feature can protect LGBTQ+ users in ...
In a post on RED’s message board, founder Jim Jannard reasserted the company’s commitment to the disappointing Hydrogen One handset. It’s a distant memory now, but the pricey niche device was teased and delayed for months, only to be generally run through the ringer in reviews. The camera module was one of various complaints with […]
RED is working on a Hydrogen Two smartphone
At an event this week in Nigeria, Google introduced Gallery Go, a photo management and editing tool designed for offline use. The new offering joins a suite of Google apps created specifically for users in development markets, where solid online connections aren’t always a given. Gallery Go works with devices running Android 8.1 (Oreo) and […]
Google intros Gallery Go offline photo editor
At an event this week in Nigeria, Google introduced Gallery Go, a photo management and editing tool designed for offline use. The new offering joins a suite of Google apps created specifically for users in development markets, where solid online connections aren’t always a given. Gallery Go works with devices running Android 8.1 (Oreo) and […]
Google intros Gallery Go offline photo editor
One more consequence of the FTC’s investigation of Facebook, which culminated in a record $5 billion settlement announced today: it’s finally tightening another string in its privacy policy by cutting off access to friend data for Microsoft and Sony, the company announced today. It described having allowed them access up to now as “our mistake.” […]
Facebook ends friend data access for Microsoft and Sony, the ...
The new premium earbuds from Sony have multiple noise-canceling modes, and it switches between them automatically depending on your environment.
Sony WF-1000XM3 Review: The Perfect Travel Companion
Tile — the company that makes popular small square-shaped tags and other technology to help people keep track of physical belongings like keys and bags — has made more recent moves to link up with chipmakers, helping it expand to wireless headsets and other electronic and other connected items as part of a wider smart home strategy. […]
Tile finds another $45M to expand its item-tracking devices and ...
Tile — the company that makes popular small square-shaped tags and other technology to help people keep track of physical belongings like keys and bags — has made more recent moves to link up with chipmakers, helping it expand to wireless headsets and other electronic and other connected items as part of a wider smart home strategy. […]
Tile finds another $45M to expand its item-tracking devices and ...
Netflix has a new plan to win users in India: make its services incredibly cheap. The streaming service today introduced a lower-priced mobile plan in India that costs Rs 199 ($2.8) per month. The announced comes days after Netflix announced that it added 2.7 million new subscribers in the quarter that ended in June this […]