An update for the Samsung Galaxy S8 and Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus appeared this week just after the Galaxy Note 8. This update comes in the form of a Beta Program enrollment for a wide variety of Galaxy S8 models. Not ALL models are in the Beta program realm just yet, but chances are you haven’t got long to wait, … Continue reading
Apple is shopping the Apple Watch around private Medicare plan providers, in the hope of getting the health-tracking smartwatch onto the wrists of seniors. Now in its fourth generation, the latest Apple Watch features the ability to perform basic electrocardiogram tests to ascertain heart health, as well as a fall detection system that can spot if the wearer has collapsed … Continue reading
Las Vegas might not be the first place you think of when it comes to the future of skin care—it’s in the desert after all. But at this year’s CES, skin care tech was at the show in full force.
Some of the most interesting predictions for the future don’t come from expert futurists or well-financed think tanks, they come from average kids. Today, we have video from the 1960s that features kids talking about their own vision for tomorrow. And it’s depressing as hell.
Back in December of last year, Nike revealed during its quarterly earnings call that it was getting ready to introduce a $350 self-lacing basketball shoe. Ever since, sneakerheads have been highly anticipating the successor to the 2016 HyperAda…
Microsoft’s Turn 10 Studios has removed two dance emotes from Forza Horizon 4 amid ongoing copyright lawsuits against Epic Games for including virtual versions of dances popularized in real life. The “Carlton” and “Floss” dance emotes are the ones that have been removed from Forza Horizon 4. Perhaps Turn 10 was trying to avoid a lawsuit as well.
The change was announced on Forza’s website and comes as part of the latest patch for the game. The studio doesn’t acknowledge the recent legal troubles surrounding these emots but does list the removal at the bottom of the release notes under the title “Other improvements.” It only says that both dance emotes are “no longer available.”
This appears to be the first time that a game studio has backed away from asserting the right to include a virtual version of a dance popularized in real life. Epic Games has been sued over including previously popularised dances like the Orange Justice in its game without giving due credit.
It also has the Carlton which many of you will be aware was made popular by actor Alfonso Ribeiro when he played the namesake character on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. He has sued Epic over including his dance in the game as “Fresh.”
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“At the end of the day, it’s almost easy to try to say it was weird or whatever,” the “Home Alone” star said.
Car guys and gals, here is your chance to own a McLaren Senna supercar without having to hit the lotto. LEGO is showing off a new Speed Champions edition of the Senna that is just $14.99, making it roughly 1/64,000th of the cost of the real thing.
The LEGO Senna is a simple 219-piece kit and measures 5-inches long when complete. The kit comes with its own helmeted minifig and a wind tunnel fan for blocky aero testing. The toy is as accurate as you can be with this few bricks, and features a front splitter, roof snorkel, diffuser, and rear wing.
The kit is done up in a victory gray livery with orange highlights, and the car comes with interchangeable wheels. The minifig wears a helmet and racing suit with Pirelli partnership logo. The LEGO kit is available at from Amazon now.
[via McLaren]
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