Jul 19
President Donald Trump called it an “incredible offer” just days earlier.
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“It doesn’t matter who you are, the law is the law,” Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo said.
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Cultural biases in tech aren’t just limited to facial recognition — they crop up in voice assistants as well. The Washington Post has partnered with research groups on studies showing that Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant aren’t as accurate unders…
Jul 19
Battle royale is a genre that’s quickly taking the world by storm. On the heels of successful titles like PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds and Fortnite, many developers have started implementing battle royale modes in their own games. This is starting to extend to long-running, triple-A game franchises as well, with Call of Duty and Battlefield both slated to get battle royale modes … Continue reading
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Apple’s most potent MacBook Pro may have a cooling problem, but blame for the toasty Core i9’s throttling may not lie entirely at the Cupertino firm’s door. The 2018 MacBook Pro offers a six-core Core i9 processor for the first time, one of Intel’s fastest CPUs, and instantly became an object of lust for those wanting workstation performance from a … Continue reading
Jul 19
The first of the post-notch smartphone concepts has arrived, straight from China, where all awesome gadgets come first. When it came time to utilize the space normally apparently wasted by the home screen’s status bar, Apple decided to move its display up and its sensors down, creating a display notch for iPhone X. When Essential wanted the same thing – … Continue reading
Jul 19
Huawei has launched its new TalkBand B5 fourth-generation wearable, an update to the company’s existing B3 model. The updated wearable features a much larger 1.13-inch AMOLED display with 2.5D curved glass, as well as other improvements. Most notable is the TalkBand B5’s two-in-one hybrid functionality, which enables it to be used as a Bluetooth headset or a health tracker. Huawei … Continue reading
Jul 19
Huawei today announced the launch of a new wearable device, the Huawei TalkBand B5. It’s the fourth generation of the company’s TalkBand products and the successor to the Huawei TalkBand B3 which was launched in 2013. It features a 1.13 inch AMOLED touchscreen display with 160×300 pixel resolution. The display is 2.4 times bigger than that of its predecessor.
Like the ones before it, the TalkBand 5 is a hybrid device which can function as a Bluetooth headset and a smart health tracker. The wearable device will enable users to monitor their health on a daily basis while also keeping an eye on notifications from a paired smartphone.
With its TruSeen heart rate technology, the device can monitor heart rate continuously while also tracking a whole host of activities such as running, treadmill running, walking, indoor cycling, riding, and freestyle training. The Truesleep tracking technology monitors different stages of sleep through the night.
The company offers stylish and premium straps for the wearable device in sport, fashion and business editions. It has the industry’s first triple-core audio chip under the hood, according to Huawei, and dual-MIC noise reduction quality for pure and clear sound.
The TalkBand B5 integrated with Phone Finder to enable users to locate their misplaced device within Bluetooth range. Users can also take photos remotely using the TalkBand B5’s Remote Shutter.
The Huawei TalkBank B5 is IP57 dust and water resistant. It’s going to be available in markets across the globe from August 2018.
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Jul 19
DC fans will be well aware that it has been working on its own streaming service for DC movies and TV shows. The service has aptly been titled DC Universe and now the company has revealed some more details about it. What DC fans were most looking forward to find out was just how much a subscription to this service would cost. We now know that a DC Universe subscription is going to cost $8 per month.
DC Universe subscriptions will be sold for $75 per year or $8 per month. Those who opt for the annual option will obviously save a bit of money. The DC Universe service will go live this fall and interested fans can now pre-order a subscription at DCUniverse.com.
Titans, a darker version of Teen Titans, will be exclusive to the online streaming service. Other content from the DC library will be present at launch as well. This includes the animated Justice League series, Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Batman Beyond, and many other titles.
Not only that, subscribers will also be able to access a library of comics and an encyclopedia. It will also double as a platform for fans to discuss all things DC. Those who pre-order a subscription will get an additional three months for free.
DC Universe Subscription Will Cost $8 Per Month , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
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