- Dyson issues recall after bladeless heater starts a few 'contained' fires
As if a legal battle with Samsung wasn’t bad enough, Dyson has to put out a fire within its own walls now. The company’s issued a voluntary recall for the heater versions of its Air Multiplier fans because a few have short-circuited and caught… - Samsung's Galaxy S5 won't be considered a medical device in South Korea
Samsung’s shiny new Galaxy S5 packs quite a stats punch with built-in sensors and the help of S Health. While the FDA has approved the software companion’s monitoring for the US, it seems the same label won’t be applied to the handset itself in South… - Seiki's U-Vision HDMI cable arrives today to transform your HD video into 4K
We saw a brief demo of Seiki’s U-Vision HDMI cable back in January at CES, and now the $50 cable is officially on the market. When connected to your fancy 4K TV, the chord promises to up-convert HD content from your cable box or Blu-ray player to… - Amazon's streaming device is reportedly a dongle with gaming support in tow
We’ve been hearing rumblings about Amazon’s set top box plans for quite a while now, and according to the folks over at TechCrunch, that gadget more closely resembles Google’s Chromecast. The possibility of a USB-style product should come as no…
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Better notes and lists, family reminders and Dunkin' orders coming to Google Assistant
Google has just enhanced the functionality of its Assistant, listing five key improvements. Chief among them is the ability to work with lists and notes in other apps like Any.do, AnyList, Bing! and Google's own Keep - you just need to select your preferred note-taking method in the 'Notes and Lists' section in the 'Services' tab of the Assistant's settings. The feature will work with both phones and Assistant-enabled speakers too. You can now also add reminders for members of your household, not just yourself, you can search for photos and share them by using your voice only and you...
vivo X30 leaked live images reveal in-display fingerprint reader
The vivo X30 is coming on December 16 and the company through multiple teasers has already revealed its design and color options. Today, we are looking at live images of the X30 which show off the phone in its pale coral color scheme. The images are in line with the official teasers and you can see the phone has a punch hole display, with the back housing a quad camera setup. They also confirm that X30 will come with an in-display fingerprint reader. vivo X30 leaked images vivo has previously confirmed a few specs of X30, like the Exynos 980 SoC, dual-mode 5G support, 3.5mm...
Telus will release Android 10 for Samsung Galaxy S10 series on December 16
The Galaxy S10, S10+, and S10e were supposed to get Android 10 stable update starting next month, but in a surprising move, Samsung released Android 10 to the S10 trio ahead of schedule in a few countries. While the update is currently only rolling to unlocked units, Candian carrier Telus has updated its website to reveal that it will release Android 10 for the S10 trio on December 16. Telus doesn't reveal when it will release Android 10 for other Samsung smartphones like the Galaxy S9 duo, Note9, and Note10 pair. But seeing how Samsung itself is yet to release the stable build of...
OnePlus 8 Lite renders reveal punch hole display and rectangular camera bump
Back in October, we saw renders of the OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro that are likely to go official in Q2 2020. Today we are looking at the Lite variant which may arrive alongside the vanilla 8 and the Pro version. The CAD-based renders of the OnePlus 8 Lite have been leaked by popular leakster OnLeaks, and they reveal it will look different than the vanilla 8 and the Pro model which have similar designs - it has thicker bezels surrounding a flat display that has a punch hole in the center and a diagonal between 6.4" and 6.5". OnePlus 8 (left), OnePlus 8 Pro (center), OnePlus 8...
Samsung Galaxy A51 press renders leak ahead of December 12 unveiling
Samsung is getting ready to unleash a slew of new A-series devices into the world, and one of the most anticipated is definitely the Galaxy A51. That's because its predecessor, the A50, was the king of the newly revamped A-line, in terms of sales. We've already seen the A51 in CAD-based renders, and it's also been spotted at the FCC. Now it's time for a bunch of official-looking press renders, portraying it in all its glory. The phone boasts a camera island shape that seems to be Samsung's trademark for its 2020 devices, with an L-shaped arrangement of the shooters themselves...
