E3 2018 is on the horizon, and as you’d expect, the rumor mill has been working overtime. One game that’s been getting a lot of attention in the lead up to E3 is the upcoming mainline Pokemon title for Nintendo Switch. We know very little about the game at this point in time, but there have been plenty of rumors … Continue reading
At this year’s CES Philips announced a forthcoming update for its Hue smart lights app. The company kept details to a minimum, but now we know exactly what the promised improvements look like, as v3.0 rolls out on the Play Store today. Alongside a ra…
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To celebrate E3 once again, Sony is doing another Days of Play promotion for PlayStation. From June 8th through the 18th, you’ll be able to pick up a special edition PlayStation 4 console (assuming you’re not one of the 75 million-plus who already ha…
Amazon’s e-readers are widely appreciated in the market for their quality but there are some other companies that are making similar products as well and Kobo is one of them. The company today announced the launch of its new e-reader called the Kobo Clara HD and as the name suggests, it brings a sharper screen to this affordably priced e-reader.
The specs of the Kobo Clara HD are actually quite similar to those of the Kindle Paperwhite from Amazon. Priced at $129.99, it features a 6 inch Carta E Ink touchscreen display with 300 ppi which allows for a much better reading experience.
Kobo’s ComfortLight PRO technology can adjust the lighting and temperature of the screen to ensure that users have no issues with reading their favorite books and novels even under direct sunlight.
There’s a pattern at the back that’s not just there for aesthetics as it also helps improve the grip that users get on this device. The Kobo Clara HD features 8GB of internal storage which is ample storage for the countless books that users will be able to download from the Kobo store.
Kobo has started taking pre-orders for the Clara HD starting today and it’s going to begin shipping the e-reader to customers from June 5th.
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Sony’s annual Days of Play sale is back and it’s offering some great discounts on games and the PlayStation 4 console. The company is even selling a limited edition Days of Play PS4 in blue and gold color that’s going to be available for a limited time only. The deals will be available through participating retailers across the United States and Canada.
The limited edition Days of Play Limited Edition PS4 is going to be available for purchase starting June 8th for $299.99. Aside from its custom paint job, the console also has a 1TB hard drive with a gold PlayStation symbol design at the center of the top surface. It ships with a matching DualShock 4 controller that has subtle gold PlayStation shapes on the touchpad.
Sony will also be offering discounts on a variety of other hardware products including but not limited to PlayStation VR bundles, PlayStation Move motion controllers, PlayStation 4 Pro, and more.
Some of the biggest PlayStation 4 and PlayStation VR titles will be discounted during this promotion as well. These include titles like God of War, MLB The Show 18, The Inpatient, Gran Turismo Sport, and others.
Sony’s Days of Play sale runs from June 8th through June 18th which also covers the E3 2018 days where Sony will be making several much-awaited announcements.
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LG is a major player in the smart TV market and it has taken a slightly different route compared to some of its rivals by sticking with its webOS platform instead of Android TV. The platform has served its smart TV range well and the company continues to improve the platform by adding features that are trending with users. It has already integrated Google Assistant with its smart TVs and now Amazon’s Alexa digital personal assistant is supported on LG’s 2018 smart TVs.
LG says that it has added support for both Google Assistant and Alexa to provide users with the most comfortable smart home experience. The added support will certainly come in handy when you can’t find the TV’s remote as well.
All 2018 LG OLED TVs and Super UHD TVs that feature ThinQ AI are now compatible with Alexa-enabled devices. What that means is that users with an Alexa-enabled device such as an Amazon Echo can now control their LG smart TV using that device through voice commands given to Alexa.
They will be able to accomplish tasks such as switching channels, adjusting the volume, browsing content, and even launching private YouTube streams in another room through voice commands that they give to an Alexa-enabled device which will then relay them to the LG TV.
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“If change is going to happen, we have to get uncomfortable,” the actress told Glamour.
Hogan confused Margera, who is very much alive, with another former “Jackass” star, the late Ryan Dunn.
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