Holy crap. Once this drone decides to go, it just guns it like a warp speed rocket ship into the air. It’s so fast that I can’t believe it’s real. But Quadmovr has been showing iterations of its super fast drone for months now and everything else in the video seems to be moving at a normal speed so my God, this is awesome.
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We might have gotten this all wrong, guys. Much of the Western media’s focus on the 2022 World Cup to be held in Qatar has been on the terrible working conditions , the predicted and actual deaths , the slavery , and the corruption . But what if Sepp Blatter was right , and we were just being racist? Apparently, if you talk to the workers themselves, they’ll tell you everything is great!
Ever contemplated going to war with America, but been thwarted when the Great Satan switched off your access to its navigation satellites? That’s potentially a real problem for China and Russia, but the real victor in this navigational arms race might be you; it’s improving the quality of location data on your phone and in your car.
Like C-3PO and R2-D2, some robot pairs are a match made in mechanized heaven. Now, a new team, Fetch and Freight, can eliminate much of the efficiency-botching human labor from warehouses, getting that Amazon shipment to your door faster than ever.
If you’re an Adidas user and an iPhone user and a Spotify user, there’s a new app that’s right up your alley…assuming you also enjoy working out. It’s called Adidas Go, and it is now available in the App Store (as of yesterday). With it, those who exercise with their iPhone on their person can listen to music through Spotify … Continue reading
Hangouts may be Android’s star messaging app at the moment, but Google is still willing to show its original Messenger client a little TLC. The company has updated its basic Android texting app with support for quick replies from notifications. While…
The Apple Watch is rolling out to customers, but it’s taking longer to get into user hands than some might like. A new report out today by The Wall Street Journal puts the blame for the slow rollout primarily on a shortage of Apple Watch Taptic Engine components, caused by issues found in the parts supplied by one supplier in particular. The WSJ author who penned the piece clarified… Read More
The Apple Watch is now on the wrists of members of the general public for the first time, and opinions about its usefulness are flying fast and furious. Here at TechCrunch, we’ve been sharing our thoughts in an ongoing diary, featuring daily entries describing what it’s like to use the Watch as we become more familiar with the new gadget. Read More
Microsoft Edge: this is the name for the next-generation Microsoft Browser which will replace the infamous Internet Explorer. Unveiled previously as Project Spartan, the new web browser is designed to address the many criticisms its predecessor suffered from: cluttered, slow, insecure, outdated.
Microsoft Edge has a cleaner design, has a better HTML rendering engine and will support browser extensions (which are conveniently variants of Chrome or Firefox extensions – yay!). We have been told that things may still change before the final release, but this is very close to final.
All of this is not completely unique you may think, but this could contribute greatly in preventing Windows users from installing another browser, which is ground zero to control the web user experience (and getting some critical insight by data-mining).
Edge will also be the rendering engine that will be loaded onto Windows 10 mobile devices, and there’s a good chance that it will also be the one powering apps web components in the future, although I’m not 100% sure about where we stand now.
During the Microsoft Build 2015 demo, we have seen note-taking abilities and Cortana integration. Microsoft wants the web browsing experience to be more active, and it wants people to be “doing” stuff.
From a developer’s perspective, Microsoft has added built-in methods to help its community. For instance, if you go to a website, which happens to have a Windows Store app, the browser may feature this download to ease app discovery. Here’s today’s video at BUILD:
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