Jan 01
Lindsay Lohan Says She’s Returning To The U.S. For A Hollywood Comeback In 2020
Posted in: Today's ChiliShe told Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper she plans to spend the year “taking back the life I’ve worked so hard for.”
Jan 01
You might find a robot for almost everything – if not, it is highly likely that someone is developing it as you read this.
We’ve seen useful robots to get things done, like a Vacuum cleaner robot – but a cute pet companion in the form of a home robot?
Elephant Robotics, a Chinese tech firm has managed to develop a fully autonomous robot cat.
It is not just any ordinary robot – but it behaves and interacts just exactly how a real cat would respond.
Of course, it is not meant to replace your pet but as an add-on, a companion to play with your real cat.
The robot cat ‘MarsCat’ can feel your touch and respond to all the different interactions by imitating that of a real cat. It also includes some preset commands like “sit” to interact with it in general.
Currently, it’s on Kickstarter with overwhelming support from potential backers to manufacture MarsCat for the consumers.
With MarsCat, it is just a start for the pets of the future. You might see something more interesting in the coming years to go.
You can expect this to be available to the public next year for around $1300. Also, the package will include toys for the kitten as well.
World’s First Bionic Cat ‘MarsCat’ Is A Home Robot , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Jan 01
With PC being my main gaming platform, it should come as no surprise that I own a lot of games on Steam. My library seems to grow with each big sale, and collectively, I’ve played those games for thousands of hours throughout the years. Even though I have a backlog no sane human being could ever hope to tackle, there’s … Continue reading
Jan 01
I spend a lot of time thinking about the impending climate apocalypse. I mean, c’mon, I write about it for a living. However, with this clear understanding of where humanity is headed if we don’t get our shit together comes a lot of fear and anxiety. How do I deal with such feelings? Why, plans and preparation, of…
Jan 01
After raising the age restriction on vaping and other tobacco products to 21, the Food and Drug Administration is reportedly readying to ban all pod-based e-cigarette flavors except menthol and tobacco.
Jan 01
Police arrested hundreds of people on New Year’s Day in Hong Kong as hundreds of thousands protested.
Jan 01
The popular entertainment app ‘TikTok” has been on the radar of US officials for a long time. Some believe that the TikTok app might come in handy for the Chinese government to spy on the United States.
As consumers – we cannot make a comment for its potential security (or safety) without inspecting everything needed.
However, following guidance from the Pentagon, the US Army has banned the usage of the TikTok app on government phones. The US Army was informed of the security risks (including exposure of personal information) and banned the usage of the service accordingly.
So, if you have a device issued by the government for some reason – you cannot use TikTok on it.
Originally, it was believed that the US Army utilized the app to recruit people – however, they just do not want you to use the TikTok app (on government phones).
Not just limited to the army, but the US Navy has also banned TikTok considering the security concerns associated with it. It is also worth noting that this ban is completely limited to the government-issued phones only.
You can continue using the app on your personal phones, but with caution. We cannot be sure if the ban follows a country-wide ban in the near future – however, we shall keep an eye out for that.
TikTok App Faces Ban From The US Army For Government Phones , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Jan 01
Jan 01
Legislation is bringing big changes across the country in the new year.
Jan 01
Kathy Griffin Married Her Boyfriend Randy Bick In A Surprise New Year’s Wedding
Posted in: Today's ChiliThe former “My Life on the D-List” star’s nuptials were officiated by Lily Tomlin.
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