Jul 27
The press secretary says she’s proof, but really, she’s an exception.
Jul 27
The Motorola-made Moto Z2 Force is out in reviewers hands – ours included – and today we’re taking a peek at what’s in the box. In our full Moto Z2 Force Review we’ll have a peek at what it means to use this device on a long-term basis. For now, we’re looking at the basics. That means unboxing the device … Continue reading
Jul 27
Airbnb is changing its online reviews system so it’s easier to leave feedback for a property you vacate before your stay is complete. Previously, the only way to do this was through Airbnb’s customer service department, which is something most people…
Jul 27
Sports teams are no stranger to VR; after all, the NFL partnered with Google Daydream to produce an exclusive series called All or Nothing last year. Major League Baseball has also collaborated with Google Daydream on a video game and the MLB.com At…
Jul 27
For the longest time, all takeaway sites were the same. You searched by post code or cuisine type and then browsed the businesses listed in your local area. Then Deliveroo came along with its army of couriers and the promise of big-name restaurant fo…
Jul 27
While some designers look to the future of fashion and tech, Gucci is going back to what 1960s and ’70s Hollywood thought the future would be. For its Gucci and Beyond Winter Instagram campaign, the fashion house showed off some colorful, kaleidoscop…
Jul 27
It’s 1982. A young boy named Dennis has just received the birthday present of his dreams. It’s you — a Japanese robot that can repeat words, although for the most part you just watch silently. That’s the premise of Felix & Paul Studios’ 40-minut…
Jul 27
After launching Messenger 2.0 in April, Facebook has just dropped the platform’s 2.1 update. Once again, most of these changes are here to help businesses, with Facebook focusing on improving how its Messenger bots work in the latest update. Messenge…
Jul 27
Everytime I see an awesome LEGO contraption, I always want to know what went into the build of it. This time out we have an awesome time-lapse video that shows the process as a group of LEGO builders as they created an impressive life-size Thor for San Diego Comic-Con 2017.
The build was to promote the upcoming Thor: Ragnarok that will be launching soon in theaters. As you might imagine, the statue took thousands of bricks, some glue, and a mallet.
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The mighty Thor took LEGO Master Builders 290 hours to construct. See how they did it with this time lapse video. #LEGOSDCC #SDCC
Posted by LEGO on Sunday, July 23, 2017
I wonder what they do with these LEGO sculptures when these shows are over? Does someone get to take them home? Do they just smash it and reuse the bricks? Or do they end up in some Raiders of the Lost Ark style warehouse?
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Jul 27
Google is no stranger to developing products that may inevitably end up competing with each other to some extent. It then has to decide which product bites the dust and which doesn’t. The company faced the same dilemma with YouTube Red and Google Play Music. Google has now decided that instead of having to kill off either one of the two services, it’s going to merge them into a single entity.
YouTube’s head of music Lyor Cohen has confirmed that Google is planning to merge Google Play Music and YouTube Red into a new streaming service. Cohen says that the company feels the need to merge both services in order to better educate customers about the offerings and bring in new subscribers.
“The important thing is combining YouTube Red and Google Play Music, and having one offering,” Cohen said at the New Music Seminar conference in New York.
It has been rumored for quite a few months now that Google might end up merging these two services together. The rumors started making more sense when Google combined the teams that were working on both YouTube Red and Google Play Music.
Google is in the process of evaluating just how it’s going to go about this merger. The company has said that it will duly notify users of any changes before they’re implemented.
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