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Today we’re looking at Xiaomi’s latest released clues about their next smartwatch, the Mi Watch. This is a watch that looks a WHOLE LOT like an Apple Watch – but sorta like if Apple decided to do an “SE” version of said device. Not that they’d ever do such a thing, but still – here’s what Xiaomi’s got. The Xiaomi … Continue reading
Oct 30
Samsung Galaxy Tab Active Pro is a rugged Android tablet with waterproof S Pen
Posted in: Today's ChiliSamsung has a new Android P tablet, and if you’re clumsy – or working on a job site – this may be the MIL-SPEC touchscreen slab for you. Announced at SDC 2019 this morning, the Samsung Galaxy Tab Active Pro follows on from 2018’s Tab Active2, with MIL-STD-810G and IP68 standard resilience to things like excess pressure, extremes of temperature, … Continue reading
Oct 30
Following its launch on Android TV earlier this year, SiriusXM announced today that it’s picking up Google Assistant support as well. So, if you’ve got something like a Google Nest smart speaker or a smart display, you’ll soon be able to access SiriusXM content using voice commands. With SiriusXM already compatible with Alexa, this move to include Google Assistant was … Continue reading
Oct 30
Apple’s much-discussed 16-inch MacBook Pro continues to drip details, with the latest leak suggesting the aesthetics of the larger notebook won’t stray too far from what’s already on the market. The new MacBook Pro is expected to squeeze a slightly larger, potentially higher-resolution Retina display into a similar footprint as the current MacBook Pro 15. It’ll do that by slimming … Continue reading
Oct 30
Most scientists’ labs don’t fly. Most scientists’ labs are also not packed in the interior of a DC-8 jet doing loopy maneuvers at low altitudes. This joint NASA and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) mission, though, is not a typical science lab. And it’s not doing typical experiments.
Oct 30
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Posted in: Today's Chili Oct 30
As video games give players more freedom to explore complex digital worlds, it becomes more challenging for a CG character to naturally move and interact with everything in it. So to prevent those awkward transitions between pre-programmed movements, researchers have turned to AI and deep learning to make video game…
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