Feb 27
German robotics firm Magazino, creator of robots meant to work alongside people in warehouses and the like, has raised $24.8 million to continue development and deployment of its TORU and SOTO robots. Read More
Feb 27
Today Google released a research paper called “Three years of the Right to be Forgotten” for peer review. It’s been nearly four since Google’s “Right to be Forgotten” tool went live in the aftermath of an Euro-centric Google listing legal ruling. This Right to be Forgotten service was launched by Google at the tail end of May, 2014, and it … Continue reading
Feb 27
Lootboxes and in-game purchases have become a sad reality in modern video games. What was once merely the domain of free-to-play games on mobile, these in-game purchases have made their way into full priced, triple-A titles as a way for publishers to make more money from the games they put out. Though some will argue that lootboxes and in-game purchases … Continue reading
Feb 27
Google Clips, the company’s smart camera, is finally shipping, though whether it’s worth spending $249 on an AI to take your photos seems to be questionable. Announced last year alongside the Pixel 2, the standalone camera promises to use the same smarts that power Google Photos to snap stills and short videos of the entertaining things that kids and pets … Continue reading
Feb 27
Oregon legislators just took a step towards protecting net neutrality in their state. The Oregon House of Representatives passed a proposal yesterday that would require state agencies to sign internet service contracts with providers that abide by ne…
Feb 27
If you’re about eye-watering clarity when it comes to home entertainment, get yourself an Epix subscription. The network has announced that from today it’ll be offering Ultra HD content on its platform — the first such offering from any premium netw…
Feb 27
While Sony’s TV-streaming service PlayStation Vue has been around for almost three years, it’s currently facing stiff competition from the likes of Sling TV, DirecTV Now, YouTube TV and Hulu TV. To stave off its rivals, it’s been adding features like…
Feb 27
Just because Facebook is downplaying publishers in your News Feed doesn’t mean it’s uninterested in giving media outlets a helping hand. The social network’s Journalism Project is launching a Local News Subscriptions Accelerator that will help “metr…
Feb 27
Injustice 2 quickly became popular with fans when it was first released last year and several months later we started hearing rumors that the developer was working on an Injustice 2 Legendary Edition. No further information has been officially confirmed at this point in time but an Amazon listing suggests that the Injustice 2 Legendary Edition could be released as early as next month.
The definitive edition of this title will apparently be released be NetherRealm Studios next month. It was briefly spotted on Amazon with a release date for March 27th. As was the case with previous definitive editions, Injustice 2 Legendary Edition will include the base game and all of the DLC that has been released for it since it first came out last year.
“Power up and build the ultimate version of your favorite DC legends in Injustice 2 – winner of IGN’s best fighting game of 2017,” read the item’s description in the Amazon listing. The original iteration of this game – Injustice 2 – is already available for purchase on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
NetherRealm Studios is yet to confirm anything regarding a definitive edition of Injustice 2 so until that happens, take this information with a grain of salt. It’s also unclear at this point in time how much this title is going to cost if and when it’s released.
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Feb 27
It has been a while since we have seen a new BlackBerry-branded handset. The Canadian company isn’t making smartphones itself these days, it has licensed its brand name to other companies who now make BlackBerry devices, much like Nokia has licensed its brand name to HMD Global. BlackBerry Mobile licensee Optiemus is said to be working on a new BlackBerry-branded handset codenamed “Ghost.” A leaked render of the device reveals that it may have a bezel-less display.
Bezel-less smartphones are increasingly becoming common and it was clear in 2017 that this is where the industry was headed. This is why it’s not surprising to see licensee’s like Optiemus go this way as well for their future devices.
The render was posted on Twitter by famed leakster @evleaks who revealed that this device, the BlackBerry Ghost, is a bezel-less premium Android smartphone from Optiemus that’s “coming soon to India.”
The render shows us that this is going to be a very sleek device with a design that you would expect from a bezel-less smartphone. The device doesn’t seem to have a front-facing fingerprint sensor which suggests that it may have been moved to the back.
No further information about this handset has been revealed at this point in time so it’s unclear what kind of specs it’s going to have and when it’s going to be launched. It’s also unclear if this device is going to be released in markets outside India.
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