Immediately following an announcement about Roku functionality, Twitch revealed today they’d be reducing delays on feeds. Twitch’s newest feature is an on/off switch that reduces delay on average by 33%, a full third, allowing streams to hit your eyes far quicker than ever before. As of yet, there’s no drawback to the system Twitch has put in place, only positive. … Continue reading
Reddit, the so-called ‘front page of the Internet’, has a bit of a bad rap. Most of that reputation is earned; trolls would take to Reddit to harass or belittle others, and it became a dumping ground for all kinds of unsavory content. Largely unregulated since inception, Reddit has announced some anti-harassment policies — their first official stance on behavior … Continue reading
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Another month, another handful of reviews. Which means another round of new additions to Engadget’s various buyer’s guides. For the fifth month of the year, we’ve got five new products to induct, including Samsung’s excellent Galaxy S6 and the HP Spe…
Qualcomm just announced additional ways to input audio into its AllPlay WiFi streaming platform. The feature now supports Bluetooth and analog audio input on supported devices. Once the Bluetooth-streamed audio hits the “master” device, the audio is …
The Standard Model of physics, as good as it is, has gaps: it can’t really explain dark matter, gravity or the imbalance between matter and antimatter. Thankfully, German researchers have a new tool that could plug some of those holes. They’ve develo…
Just over a month ago, Roll7 stopped by JXE Streams to laugh at us as we repeatedly wiped out grinding rails in skateboarding game OlliOlli 2. Now the studio is coming back on the show to mock us for lacking an entirely different set of skills. We’re…
I watched The LEGO Movie at home with my kids because I thought it sounded too weird to spend the money to see in the theater. After watching it, I think I was right. It was a weird movie and I didn’t care much for the way it was filmed.
Regardless, a lot of people loved the flick and one super fan won one of the most memorable props from the film for his family’s living room. That item is Emmet’s goofy double-decker couch. It looks like something very dangerous to use to me. I’d totally sit on the top deck though.
The couch even has a compartment under the bottom couch that lets you store stuff like blankets (or more LEGO.) Check out the video to see more about the double-decker couch build from Super-Fan Builds.
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We have been hearing for a few weeks now that LG is building a new Windows Phone handset that will be exclusively offered by Verizon. There were quite a few leaks as well and renders of the device appeared online recently, it was reported that the device might be launched later this month, but Verizon has gone ahead with the announcement today. The LG Lancet Windows Phone device has been formally launched by Big Red.
By no means is it a high-end flagship handset even if that’s something that many Windows Phone fans have been craving for. LG’s new Windows Phone device is just a low-end smartphone.
It has a 4.5 inch FWVGA 854×480 pixel resolution display, a 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 processor with 8GB onboard storage, microSD support, VGA front and 8 megapixel rear camera, 2,100mAh battery and 4G LTE support.
It comes with Windows Phone 8.1 installed right out of the box but the handset will receive an update to Windows 10 Mobile when the new software arrives later this year.
Verizon is running a promotion at launch which brings down the Lancet’s price to just $19.99 with a new two year contract on the carrier. Those who prefer to buy the device outright will have to pay $120, which isn’t that much to ask for a smartphone with these specifications.
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Earlier this year, slightly after Valentine’s Day, we did bring you word that the ASUS ZenBook UX305 Crystal White Limited Edition is all set to be released in the US. Well, after much waiting, the long awaited moment is finally here, and folks living Stateside will be able to get their hands on this particular ZenBook model that comes with an exclusive matte white finish.
The ASUS ZenBook UX305 Crystal White Limited Edition will be powered by an Intel Core M 5Y71 processor all the way up to 2.9GHz, accompanied by the likes of 8GB RAM, a 512GB SSD, a crystal clear 13.3” QHD+ (3200×1800) matte IPS display that will definitely wow your eyes, and lightning-fast 802.11ac Wi-Fi connectivity. Of course, if you think that you do not need all of that firepower, there is always another alternative, and that would be the new champagne gold matte finish of the same model, except that it has more modest specifications, relatively speaking, in the form of an Intel Core M 5Y10 processor, a 13.3” 1080p matte IPS display, 8GB RAM and a 256GB SSD.
Expect the ZenBook UX305 Crystal White Limited Edition to be an ASUS Store exclusive, where there will only be 200 units up for sale at $999 a pop, while those who would want the standard ZenBook UX305 in champagne gold can do so from select brick and mortar stores for $699 apiece.
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