You pick up a few names in the space of forty years, but whether you call it the Mercedes Geländewagen, the G-Wagen or, its most modern moniker, the 2019 G-Class is still legendary in every sense, whether you’re on or off the road. Mercedes-Benz’s unwavering commitment – some might say obsession – to maintaining the G’s core essence is instrumental … Continue reading
Waymo has released a video from the driverless car involved in a collision in Arizona today, suggesting there was little either the vehicle or the safety driver could have done to avoid the crash. The incident took place in Chandler, Arizona, one of the cities in which Alphabet-owned Waymo is running trials of its autonomous vehicle technology. The incident saw … Continue reading
Google News is getting a major refresh, pulling in features from YouTube and the Play Newsstand magazine app to modernize the product, according to Ad Age. Google has been in talks with publishers over the update, which is expected to debut at the I/…
Google Assistant can help you do a lot of things, and now it seems that it can do one more thing which is to help users buy tickets. This is made possible through a partnership with Fandango, according to a report from The Verge where through voice commands, users will be able to ask Google Assistant to help them purchase tickets for movies.
This will work on all devices that have Google Assistant running on it, which means that it works on your phone, tablets, and also Google Home devices. However as noted by Variety, if you use Google Home to make a purchase request, the process will actually be sent over to your smartphone once you’ve picked a movie and a showtime, so that’s something to take note of if you are planning on doing that.
No doubt that this is a rather useful feature to have, plus users will also be able to check for showtimes at cinemas near them using voice commands, so you could just be sitting at home and check showtimes and purchase tickets using just your voice instead of fiddling with your phone. The feature should already be live so if you are planning on catching a movie in the near future, then this is something you’ll want to take note of.
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So much for gun control after Parkland.
It seems that following the iOS 11.3 update, some iPhone 7 and 7 Plus owners are reporting issues with their microphones. According to the reports, some users are claiming that they can’ be heard during phone calls or FaceTime video calls. The good news is that Apple is aware of the problem and plan to address it.
According to an internal document distributed to Apple Authorized Service Providers obtained by MacRumors, Apple has acknowledged the issue and have informed these service providers of the problems that they might be hearing from customers. It doesn’t seem to be a particularly widespread problem but it does sound annoying enough.
Unfortunately it also doesn’t seem like a problem that can be fixed with a software update. According to the document, Apple is prepared for service providers to initiate a repair for the iPhone, meaning that they believe that this could be a hardware problem. Apple also seems to be allowing service providers to make an exception for iPhone 7 and 7 Plus handsets that are no longer covered by warranty, meaning that you could probably get it fixed for free.
In any case if you are experiencing issues with your handset’s microphone following the iOS 11.3 update, you should probably make an appointment with an Apple Authorized Service Provider to get it looked it.
Apple To Address iPhone 7, 7 Plus Microphone Issues , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
“Nobody deserves to die the way that they died,” said a relative of 21-year-old Alize Ramon Smith.
Team Group hits back with a new line of SATA 6.0 Gbps SSDs, the T-Force Delta RGB. Boasting 16.8 million RGB color display (5:3 ratio) – supports synchronization with motherboard light effects, these thin and lightweight 2.5-inch SSDs (250GB, 500GB & 1TB capacities / 9.5mm thick) are built with 3D NAND Flash memory chips, a SATA 6.0 Gbps interface, SMART support, TRIM support and an MTBF of 1,000,000 hours.
Adopting the powerful Wear-Leveling technology and ECC (Error Correction Code) function, the T-Force Delta RGB SSDs promise to deliver read/write speeds of up to 560/500 MB/s (250GB model), 560/500 MB/s (500GB model) and 560/510 MB/s (1TB model), respectively. Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing yet. [Product Page]
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It’s no secret that GoPro has been struggling, but the company saw a glimmer of hope during its first quarter of the year. The company announced a very modest unit growth of 3-percent, an increase that unfortunately wasn’t joined by revenue growth. The company saw a fairly substantial drop in revenue compared to its first quarter in 2017. According to … Continue reading
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