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The future of 3D printing may depend on the ability print things with properties beyond cheap plastic. We’ve seen composite materials appear for 3D printers before, but the arrival of MakerBot to the scene should make progress a bit quicker. Announce… - Smartwatch-style notifications are finally coming to Polar's V800
12 months ago, Polar announced the V800, a supremely powerful GPS running watch that came with built-in activity tracking. The standout feature, however, would be that the device would offer-up Pebble-esque smartwatch notifications. Unfortunately, th… - The future of fitness could be a chest-worn sticker
For the last couple of years, medical science has been working on a way to build health sensors into stickers for better patient monitoring. It looks as if the folks behind AmpStrip might have gotten there first. AmpStrip is a piece of wearable techn… - iRobot's CTO wants bots that will map and interact with your home, not drones
The future for Roomba maker iRobot isn’t in the sky, it’s continuing to innovate on the ground. In a chat with iRobot CTO Paolo Pirjanian at the Engadget CES stage today, he dove into his vision for where the company is headed. And, surprisingly enou…
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If you don't mind Verizon being your carrier of choice, the company is offering some very good deals on three smartphones right now as an online-only flash sale. These are all valid until Sunday, and only through Big Red's website. Let's start with the star of the show. The iPhone 11 Pro can now be yours for just $599.99, which as far as we can tell is the cheapest it's ever been. You need to add a new line for it, however, and pick an eligible Unlimited plan in order to get the price so low. If Android phones are more up your alley, you can get the Motorola One 5G UW for free with...
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Remember the Xperia Pro? For almost a year, neither did Sony. But now it looks like the company is finally almost ready to launch this elusive smartphone, that was announced alongside the Xperia 1 II in February of last year. The Xperia 1 II arrived on the market several months later, but there's still been no trace of the Xperia Pro anywhere. That's about to change, however, for Sony servers have now started to host firmware files for the Xperia Pro. That's a sure sign that the actual market availability isn't far. The Xperia Pro is only expected to be offered in the US, which makes sense...
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Back in 2017, Apple introduced its iPhone X as one of the biggest redesigns in its smartphone line. Four iPhone generations later the iPhone 12 series is still sporting the same sized notch but according to the latest DigiTimes report backed by supply chain insiders, the next generation of iPhones will finally offer smaller cutouts. The same information was confirmed in a previous report from earlier this month. Apple is expected to fit the infrared camera and dot projector in a single module allowing for a more compact design. In addition to having smaller notches, the next iPhones...
Samsung rolls back Android 11/One UI 3.0 update for the Galaxy S10 lineup
Earlier this month, Samsung pushed an OTA update to the entire Samsung Galaxy S10 lineup containing Android 11 and the maker's One UI 3.0. However, the company abruptly stopped the update and is no longer available for the Galaxy S10 phones. Samsung still hasn't disclosed the reason for rolling back the update, although clearly these are related to some bugs discovered in the code. Some users say that the update has introduced a couple of annoying bugs like a strange blur in photos and devices heating during normal use. We suspect that there are more than a few bugs that forced...
