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There aren’t too many hackathons where finalists include an app to improve cunnilingus, a service for high-fives from strangers and a wearable Furby. It’s also pretty rare for a hackathon to take top billing at a theater in San Francisco, draw a… - Google details how Europeans are wielding their 'right to be forgotten'
It’s no secret that plenty of people are using (and abusing) the European Union’s “right to be forgotten” online, but have you wondered just how these requests tend to break down? You won’t have to wonder for much longer. Google has updated its… - Research confirms minorities earn significantly less in skilled tech jobs
There’s no denying that wage inequality is a terrible thing, and it’s not just limited to blue-collar trades. The tech industry’s so-called high-skilled positions — like programmers and developers — pay minorities much less than their Caucasian… - Beats and Bose agree to settle noise-cancellation lawsuit out of court
It’s almost a relieving thing to hear: two tech companies have decided not to pursue a long, drawn out patent lawsuit. Earlier this year, Bose accused Beats of taking noise-cancellation technology from a series of five Bose patents — but now the two…
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AirBeamTV launches Mirror to Windows PC for iOS
AirBeamTV, launched Mirror to Windows PC, a new iPhone and iPad application for screen mirroring from iOS devices to Microsoft PCs negating the need to install a receiver application on the PC. Platform : iOS Cost : $4.99/£4.99 Website : airbeam.tv In essence, AirBeamTVs Mirror to Windows PC iOS app interfaces with Apple's Screen Recording capability that was introduced with iOS 11, to stream your iPhone or iPad's display to a Google Chrome browser on your PC. We've oversimplified the above in order to convey how straightforward Mirror to Windows PC is in use but here's...
Counterclockwise: revisiting Motorola's iconic phones
Motorola is famous for making the first commercial cell phone - the DynaTAC. It also created the first ever flip phone, the Motorola StarTAC. The company has scored many more firsts in its 90 years of existence, enjoyed a golden age when it shaped the mobile phone market and eventually fell on hard times. The Timeport P7389 was the first phone with GPRS - that's the first modern mobile Internet standard (CSD was more akin to dial-up). The phone first connected to the net over the BT Cellnet in the UK, which was running hardware also built by Motorola (and Cisco). Motorola StarTAC...
Weekly poll results: battery life and waterproofing make a good wearable
Over the last few weeks we reflected upon the highlights that 2018 brought us so far in the wearables space, followed up by taking a look at the major upcoming releases. We capped this off by asking you what features you wanted in your smartwatches. Two features vied for the number one spot. The usual culprit battery life was expected but seeing waterproofing rise up the rankings was a surprise. So what battery duration is acceptable in our smartwatches? In our experience, those devices that reach about 10 days or more before having to be recharged are more likely to qualify. More...
Nokia 3.1 in for review
Old Nokia had a goal to connect the next billion people to the Internet. There's a long story that includes a detour through Windows Phone, but never mind that - the goal is still in sight and the way there is through capable, affordable Android phones (the modern Internet is too complex for the KaiOS-running Nokia 8110 4G). The Nokia 3.1 brings in some elements of its more advanced siblings, including color highlights on its aluminum frame. Those copper highlights remind us of the Nokia 6.1 and 7 Plus and are a generally cool look. The back here is plastic rather than metal, but for...
How choosing official Apple Certified Refurbished Products can save you money?
Marketing 101, the success of one product creates a Halo effect' to persuade and incentivize consumers to buy other products from your portfolio. Thus Apple hopes that by purchasing an iPhone, iPad or even an Apple Watch, you'll consider buying another Apple product when it's time to replace your aging laptop, for example, you'll choose a MacBook/MacBook Pro. For many though Apple products' pricing in relation to their hardware is enough to put them off. Not known by many, it's an open secret that you can buy refurbished Apple tech directly from Apple's online store, and save a chunk of...
