Nov 01
A likeness of the movie mogul will go up in flames as part of annual bonfire celebrations in Edenbridge.
Nov 01
6 Women Accuse Producer Brett Ratner Of Sexual Harassment Or Misconduct: Report
Posted in: Today's ChiliThe accusers include the actors Natasha Henstridge and Olivia Munn.
Nov 01
Being a savior of anything is probably the last thing you will think of when talking about Microsoft. In fact, history would prove it has destroyed more things, dreams included, than saved anything. But if this latest patent filed by Redmond becomes reality, it might just end up turning the losing battle in the headphone jack’s favor. That is, if … Continue reading
Nov 01
NASA is working on the next rover that will cruise around the surface of Mars taking scientific measurements and generally checking out what the Red Planet has to offer. The rover is called the 2020 Mars rover and it will have some nice upgrades compared to the rover on Mars right now called Curiosity. Namely, the 2020 Mars rover will … Continue reading
Nov 01
Attention social media butterflies, chatterboxes and serial streamers: Vodafone Passes are now live. If you’re catching up, Passes are Vodafone’s take on a zero-rating scheme. Unlike Three and some other networks that help you preserve your precious…
Nov 01
Apple TV 4K saw the set-top box leap into the same league as its rivals. But, despite getting so much right, the device still had a handful of flaws — among them its one video output fits all functionality. AV enthusiasts cried foul, and it seems Ap…
Nov 01
Over the past decade, the name Housemarque has become synonymous with arcade-style games. From the early PSN title Super Stardust HD to the PS4 launch savior Resogun, the Finnish studio has produced many critically acclaimed and commercially successf…
Nov 01
808 Audio reveals the Singsation
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Do you love singing your heart out? If you have answered in the affirmative, then you might want to start practicing your vocal chords with the Singsation from 808 Audio. 808 Audio has always released products that have everything to do with audio and music, and the Singsation is no different. In fact, the Singsation can be best described to be a 5-in-1 karaoke microphone system and wireless speaker rolled into one, boasting of far more features compared to any other karaoke microphone that is in the market right now.
What is the whole point of having a karaoke system when there is no fancy, strobing lights to keep you company? This is what the Singsation delivers, where there are 14 multi-color light modes to choose from, while it offers more than 12 sound and voice effects that will surely make each karaoke session more fun than expected. Basically, learn to play around with the different sound effects and light modes, and you will have a ball of a time this holiday season.
Not only that, there is an 808 precision-tuned speaker that will accompany your voice in order to help deliver dynamic full range audio. In addition, the microphone does more than take in your favorite tunes, it also has the ability to function as a standalone Bluetooth speaker so that you are able to enjoy your favorite tunes from a specially compiled playlist sans wires regardless of where you are. The integrated rechargeable battery in the Singsation is touted to deliver up to half a dozen house of playback time on a full charge.
The Singsation is perfect for both parties and group performances, although it will also be a great gift for those who love to sing solo. The age group that will use the Singsation does not matter, since anyone at any age is able to sing. With a $49.99 price tag, the Singsation is certainly worth checking out as a gift idea this holiday season.
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Nov 01
When it comes to consumer robots, it’s hard not to think of Sony’s Aibo which was launched more than a decade ago. However recently we have been hearing reports that Sony could be relaunching the robot, and sure enough it looks like the reports were true as Sony has since relaunched the Aibo robotic dog.
As you can see in the video above, the new Aibo certainly looks a lot more friendly and dog-like compared to the previous model. Whether or not this is a good thing depends on your personal preference of course, but we reckon the friendly face and expressive eyes does make it more approachable.
As expected, Aibo will be able to respond to voice commands from its users. It can also wag its tail, do tricks, and its eyes can convey “emotion” thanks to the use of OLEDs. There is also a built-in SIM slot which means that you can connect Aibo to the internet wherever you go and access the cloud to help it analyze what it sees and hears. It is also expected to be able to learn from other Aibos connected to the network (hello robot dog army!).
According to Sony, they have designed the Aibo to be a companion robot as opposed to a tool like Google Home or the Amazon Echo. It will be priced at 198,000 Yen (~$1,740) and is currently available for pre-orders in Japan where it will officially go on sale January 11, 2018. There will also be a subscription of 2,980 Yen a month for a minimum of 3-years to access the cloud service and download new features.
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