Sony’s newest smartphone delivers a fantastic camera and hardware that’s worth the cash. Early reviews of this device have been mixed, for reasons from the device having an “underwhelming camera” to the device having an “awkward volume control placement.” We’ll take a look at both design and camera quality below. Especially the camera – a feature that’s been given a … Continue reading
There’s a new product seeking crowdfunding on Indiegogo called HoloVit, and it promises to bring holographic videos to your living room. The HoloVit is a clear screen of some sort that works with your existing tablet, phone, or other display-centric device. Videos recorded with a black background show only the video’s subject on the clear screen, making it appear as … Continue reading
We’ve known we’re closing in on the release of Android 7.0 Nougat for quite a while now, but a new rumor is suggesting that we might get the highly anticipated update to Google’s mobile OS sooner rather than later. According to these new whispers, Android 7.0 Nougat could be arriving as early as the end of this week. That report … Continue reading
If you have a Google account, few things are more disconcerting than getting a notice that an unfamiliar device just got access… especially when you only got the notice while checking your email considerably later. You might not miss that vital he…
Russia now requires (or at least, appears to require) that local internet providers offer backdoor access to their customers’ encrypted messages, and it conveniently has a way to make that happen. Its Federal Security Service now claims that it can…
When it comes to Xbox-exclusive multiplayer games, Gears of War is second only to Halo — and Microsoft is leaning on that popularity for its next big tournament: the Gears eSports Pro Circuit. This ten-month, international gaming circuit kicks off w…
When the FCC said it was cracking down on WiFi routers that can operate at power levels that might cause interference, it wasn’t kidding around. TP-Link has agreed to a settlement with the FCC that will have the company both keep its router power le…
Twitter really wants to be the online destination for live streams and it’s working hard to establish itself as a big player in this arena. Soon after hosting live streams of the Democratic National Convention, The Championships at Wimbledon as well as NHL and MLB games, the micro-blogging network is now turning its attention towards Hollywood. It’s going to host a live stream of Suicide Squad’s New York City premiere.
Many of you will be well aware that Suicide Squad is one of the most highly anticipated movies of this year, so it makes sense for Twitter to jump into the world of entertainment live streaming with such a massive movie.
The Suicide Squad New York City premiere starts later today at 6 pm at the Beacon Theater. Twitter is going to host a live stream of the proceedings on a special page which will showcase real-time tweets alongside the live stream.
Twitter’s red carpet live stream is being produced by BuzzFeed Motion Pictures, it will feature interviews with the cast and commentary will be provided by Keith Habersberger and Zach Kornfeld of BuzzFeed’s “Try Guys.”
Suicide Squad is being anxiously awaited by DC Comics fans across the globe. The movie hits the big screen worldwide on August 5th.
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Samsung is finally going to introduce the Galaxy Note 7 tomorrow and we will get to known when it’s going to arrive and how much it’s going to cost. Back when the Galaxy S7 was launched the company decided to hype the launch by giving a free Gear VR unit to all customers who pre-ordered the handset. It appears that the company might give away an even better device with the Galaxy Note 7, at least in the United States.
9to5Google reports that Samsung is working with both T-Mobile and Sprint to offer customers who pre-order the Galaxy Note 7 a Gear Fit 2 wearable activity tracker for free. The wearable device was recently launched and it costs $179.99, some might find it more useful than the Gear VR headset.
It’s unclear at this point in time if this promotion will be expanded to Verizon and AT&T as well, the scribe certainly seems to think so, after all, they are the two leading mobile carriers in the country. This promotion may also reportedly be offered via Best Buy.
Whether or not Samsung will decide to give a free Gear Fit 2 tracker to all Galaxy Note 7 pre-order customers across the globe remains to be seen. It was very liberal with the free Gear VR units earlier this year but perhaps it might be more careful with the $180 Gear Fit 2 wearable activity tracker.
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Google has introduced an additional security feature for those who use Android devices. It’s going to send native notifications to users when new devices are being added to their Google account. This will instantly let the user know that a new device is being added to their account and will enable them to take the relevant action. Thus users will remain aware of who has access to their account and what devices are being used with it.
The company has decided to notify users through native notifications instead of emails because it has found that users are up to four times as likely to review the information when prompted by a native notification as compared to an email.
The native Android notifications will let users know of security events on their account which include the addition of a new device.
If the user finds the activity suspicious they can tap on “Review Account Activity” to get details like what device was added to their account and from where aside from other relevant information. The notification can be dismissed like any other Android notification. If they find the activity suspicious they can tap on “Secure Account” to block unauthorized access to their account.
This feature is going to be rolled out for all users in the very near future.
Google Will Now Inform You When New Devices Get Linked To Your Account , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
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