Galaxy S10 photo leak shows off Samsung wireless Galaxy Buds – CNET
Rumors suggest that these new earbuds can be charged wirelessly by upcoming Galaxy phones. Galaxy S10 photo leak shows off Samsung wireless Galaxy Buds – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreRumors suggest that these new earbuds can be charged wirelessly by upcoming Galaxy phones. Galaxy S10 photo leak shows off Samsung wireless Galaxy Buds – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreThe midsize wagon will be the first Volkswagen model available with the automaker’s new “Travel Assist” feature, as well as the latest-generation infotainment suite. 2020 Volkswagen Passat to offer 'partially automated driving,' wireless Apple CarPlay in Europe – Roadshow Source: CNet
Read MoreSteve O’Hear / TechCrunch: Tink, a Sweden-based platform offering open banking APIs, raises €56M round led by Insight Venture Partners to expand to more European markets — Tink, the European open banking platform headquartered in Sweden, has deposited €56 million in new funding. Leading the round is U.S.-based Insight Venture Partners. Tink, a Sweden-based platform
Read MoreJon Snow and Daenerys share a loving glance before everything crashes down on them. Game of Thrones season 8 photos released by HBO: Let's hunt for clues – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreHere’s a choose-your-own-adventure game nobody wants to play: you’re a United States judge tasked with deciding bail for a black man, a first-time offender, accused of a non-violent crime. An algorithm just told you there’s a 100 percent chance he’ll re-offend. With no further context, what do you do? Judges in the US employ algorithms
Read MoreOlivia Carville / Bloomberg: Match Group: Q4 total revenue was $457M, up 21% YoY, vs. $449M est., as Tinder’s total average subscribers grew to 4.35M, up 1.2M YoY; stock up 10%+ after hours — The international dating scene is swiping right on Tinder, helping spark a 17 percent surge in total average subscribers … Match
Read MoreJosh Constine / TechCrunch: Starting Feb. 28, Facebook’s “Why am I seeing this?” button on ads will show when a user’s info was uploaded for ad targeting and if it was by a brand or agency — Facebook’s crack down on non-consensual ad targeting last year will finally produce results. Starting Feb. 28, Facebook's "Why
Read MoreRetail is dying. The latest figures paint a dismal figure for the UK high street, with shops closing at an average rate of 14 per day. The thing is, I’m not sure anyone’s told the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Today, It’s opening its first ever physical brick-and-mortar store in the leafy university city of Cambridge. But
Read MoreGot a 3D printer? With a bit of work, you may also have a PCB miller. That’s the basis of this neat hack by [Gosse Adema], who converted an Anet A8 3D printer into a PCB miller by building a holder for a Dremel rotary tool and adapting the GCode. This approach means that the
Read MoreThe N.Y.P.D. said that Waze, by allowing people to share the locations of sobriety checkpoints, was impeding the police’s ability to keep streets safe. Google and Waze Must Stop Sharing Drunken-Driving Checkpoints, New York Police Demand Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreFor just $84,995, you can get a motorcycle-themed pickup truck. 2019 Ford F-150 gets Harley-Davidson treatment at the Chicago Auto Show – Roadshow Source: CNet
Read MoreThe Titanfall team’s surprise battle royale game is sparking interest, largely for its class-based characters. Apex Legends: The Titanfall battle royale game that lets you play your way – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreFashion-forward sports car’s range-topping trim gets more aggressive looks to go with its serious performance. 2019 Audi TT RS sharpens up ahead of Geneva Motor Show – Roadshow Source: CNet
Read MoreZack Whittaker / TechCrunch: Investigation: some iPhone apps use Glassbox’s analytics SDK to record user interactions without permission, and recordings sometimes don’t mask sensitive data — And there’s no way a user would know — Many major companies, like Air Canada, Hollister and Expedia, are recording every tap and swipe you make on their iPhone
Read MoreWill Europe follow in the footsteps of the US when choosing whether to do business with Huawei, or forge its own path? The US takes its showdown with Huawei on the road. First stop: Europe – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreSen. Maria Cantwell says the US will need a comprehensive 5G cybersecurity plan if it wants to keep its competitive edge. 5G networks must be secured from hackers, bad actors, US senator says – CNET Source: CNet
Read MoreAnyone who uses a smartphone can attest to the incredible power of real-time, in-the-moment discovery that leads to decisions and outcomes. But, now in an age of voice-assisted devices, we are further empowered to command information or purchase on-demand. “OK Google, Alexa, Hey Siri, what are the best bluetooth headphones for me?” Or, “Please reorder
Read MoreJoseph Cox / Motherboard: Leaked documents show around 250 bounty hunters and related businesses had access to AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint customer location data for at least five years — In January, Motherboard revealed that AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint were selling their customers’ real-time location data … Leaked documents show around 250 bounty hunters and
Read MoreIf you’re a newcomer to Kingdom Hearts 3, you may be intimidated to get into the series, due to its reputation for excessively complicated storytelling and being hard to follow even for devoted fans. But don’t worry, you’ll still enjoy it — you won’t have a goddamned clue what is going on, but you don’t
Read MoreParents are often surprised by unauthorized credit card charges. The culprit: Bait apps, which lure children into buying virtual junk online. Preventing these purchases isn’t easy, but it can be done. Tech Fix: Are Your Children Racking Up Charges From Mobile Games? Here’s How to Fight Back Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreThe new emojis and variants, which emphasize inclusivity, are expected to come out later this year, the organization that sets standards for emoji compatibility announced. New Emojis Are Coming: Interracial Couples, Guide Dogs, Falafel and More Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreBefore the cap even lands after graduation, American students are met with a stark realization: they owe someone, somewhere, a lot of money. Worse, their degree offers few assurances. While colleges have proven great at cashing tuition checks, many fall well short of serviceable in terms of job placement. Austen Allred imagines an education without
Read MoreOlivia Carville / Bloomberg: A look at Pigeonly, InmateAid, and Flikshop, built by ex-convicts, and how they act as social networks to connect those in prison with friends and family — Laura Whitten, 35, woke up, rolled over and grabbed her phone, snapping a selfie in bed beside her dog. A look at Pigeonly, InmateAid,
Read MoreThe delivery start-up will retroactively pay shoppers whose tips were included in guaranteed minimum amounts. Instacart Reverses Tipping Policy After an Uproar Among Workers Source: NY Times Tech
Read MoreWe’ll forgive you if you were busy in the ’80s, and missed the TRS80 Model 100. It was a portable version of the original, ran on four AA batteries, and even had an integrated acoustic coupler which proved handy for workers on the go. However, time is rarely kind, and [Trammell] had come across a
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