A new McLaren is something worth getting excited about, especially when it looks like it’ll be the 720S Spider. The long-anticipated convertible version of the fiendishly capable 720S coupe hasn’t been confirmed in so many words by the British automaker, but that certainly seems like what it’s teasing for an early December reveal. “A new McLaren supercar is set to … Continue reading
Razer has launched RazerCare Essential, a protection plan, for its laptops and smartphones. The protection plan is akin to AppleCare, except for Razer’s own hardware, giving customers a layer of safety via an extended warranty, plus perks like free repair shipping. The new plan is offered to customers in the US. The increased cost of laptops and smartphones has made … Continue reading
Earlier this July, the pharmaceutical company Pfizer announced price jumps for many of its brand name drugs, including the smoking cessation aid Chantix and the erectile dysfunction drug Viagra. But less than a month later, the company reversed course, seemingly bending to pressure from President Donald Trump, who…
Instagram is testing redesigned user profiles that enable users to “better express” themselves and connect with other users. The company says that some of its users may be seeing the new design at some point in the next several weeks, either on their own profile or others. The changes include re-arranged buttons, icons, and tab navigation. Instagram describes the redesign … Continue reading
A 70-year-old Hong Kong woman has contracted the rat-specific version of Hepatitis E, signifying only the second time the disease has been documented in humans. Health officials in China are now scrambling to understand the implications of this disturbing new development.
Qualcomm is yet to announce its next-generation smartphone silicon. We have seen some of the competition launch their chips in recent months. Huawei’s Kirin 980 is already shipping in devices and so is Apple’s A12 Bionic in iPhones. Samsung has also unveiled the Exynos processor that will power its Galaxy S10. Time now for Qualcomm to show what it has been working on. According to a new report, it will do that on December 4th.
Even though it’s the successor to the Snapdragon 845, previous reports have suggested that the new chip is actually going to be called the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8150. According to notable Twitter leaker Ice Universe, Qualcomm will be unveiling the Snapdragon 8150 processor at the Qualcomm Technology Summit in Hawaii on December 4th.
The company has reportedly sent out invitations to the Chinese media already and may also send them out for media in other regions soon enough. The Snapdragon 8150 will reportedly be manufactured on TSMC’s 7nm FinFET processor like the latest chips from Huawei and Apple. It may also have an octacore CPU but with a different configuration.
It will be the processor of choice for many Android flagship smartphones next year, including a variant of the Galaxy S10. It may very well be the first smartphone to ship with this chip.
Qualcomm will release the Snapdragon 8150 processor in Hawaii on December 4th. pic.twitter.com/Ny93ADY1Rz
— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) November 21, 2018
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Apple does allow third-party voice assistants on its platform but they don’t get deep integration with the system. That’s served for Siri, Apple’s own voice assistant, even though its rivals are now capable of doing much more than it can. Google is now relying on a Siri feature to let iPhone users summon Assistant by simply asking the native voice assistant.
iOS 12 brought the Shortcuts feature for Siri. It allows users to create their customized Siri-based commands for third-party apps. Google is utilizing this feature in the latest update of Google Assistant for iOS to allow iPhone owners to launch Assistant by simply asking Siri.
They have set up a voice command like “Hey Siri, launch Assistant” to have Google Assistant come up whenever they want. With support for Siri Shortcuts now present, it will also be possible for users to talk to Assistant hands-free if the device is unlocked by using the same command.
It can also be used to execute a smart home routine in Google Assistant which lets the personal assistant execute multiple commands at once. In a smart home environment, that could mean turning off the lights, thermostats, and more when you simply say “Hey Google, I’m out.”
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An “independent judiciary is something we should all be thankful for,” Roberts said after Trump’s partisan critique.
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