Google has been rapidly adding new features to its Home connected speaker recently, and the latest will be handy for chefs. Google Home can now read out recipes step-by-step — but it sounds like you’ll need to kick off the process using your smartph…
Astronaut Peggy Whitson has already broken plenty of new ground in her current role as a commander aboard the International Space Station, but she’s about to break some more. As promised, Whitson will star in the first-ever 4K livestream from space…
At first, the elephant looks like it’s asleep. But then you notice it has stumps where there should be feet. Its tusks have been sawed off. And there are countless maggots crawling along a gaping hole in its face. It’s a horrifying image as I describ…
Call of Duty: WWII will launch November 3rd on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Additional details from the livestream are pouring in, but for now, feast your eyes on the new trailer.
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Loog is a New York-based guitar company run by a music teacher named Rafael Atijas. These three-string guitars are designed for kids as young as 3 years old and they make guitar easy and fun – at least according to my kids who played with them when they were much younger.
The new models are called the Mini for ages 3 and older and the Pro for ages 8 and older. The Mini is a smaller… Read More
Of all of Marvel’s vaguely defined villains, Nebula was always more of an opportunist than a straight-up believer, which is why her changing sides in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 works. But, according to Karen Gillan, Nebula wasn’t even supposed to be alive to switch sides.
Martin Friedman, the head of the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, died last May at the age of 90. At the time, I requested Friedman’s FBI file through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, and that 93-page file was delivered to me yesterday. While there’s nothing scandalous in it, reading the file made me…
There are two great reasons to follow this tutorial which teaches you how to turn 15 wooden popsicle sticks into your own set of wearable Wolverine claws: 1) You get to run around pretending to be Wolverine, popping balloons and being awesome. 2) You have a great reason to eat 15 popsicles.
Aimlessly browsing the internet is sort of like taking a pediegg to your callouses without soaking them first. Stuff definitely happens, but it sure as hell ain’t pleasant. Every once in a while, however, something extraordinary rises above the web’s feculent froth. A good idea is churned out by the internet machine…
Now that the Galaxy S8 has been out for a few days we’re hearing more about the minor features and improvements that Samsung has made. The company only ever talks about the big features during its announcement events and rightly so since it’s pressed for time. It’s only when the handset makes its way to customers do we find out what minor improvements and tweaks there are for us to discover. One such minor improvement is the native Messages app’s ability to display web link previews.
This isn’t a groundbreaking feature by any means. You might have already experienced it in apps like WhatsApp and on iMessage if you’re on iOS. The feature is available on several popular cross-platform messaging apps so it’s nothing new.
Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ owners will now notice that the handset’s native Messages app is capable of displaying web link previews. Whenever someone sends you a URL in a text message and you’re using the native app, you’ll see a preview of the web link in the message thread itself.
The preview includes a small snippet of the web page as well as an image which gives you a glimpse of what you’ll see if you were to click on the link. It’s a pretty handy feature and I’m sure many Galaxy S8 owners will be happy to see that Samsung has added it to the handset’s native Messages app.
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