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Jan 27
GM's Cruise Isn't Short On Bluster
Posted in: Today's ChiliGM’s autonomous unit Cruise unveiled its vehicle last week, a supposedly autonomous van-like, steering-wheel-less, fully-electric thing, which Cruise said then would be as big of an innovation as the compass, trains, light bulbs, the radio, the internet, or cell phones. This week, Cruise is dialing the bluster back a…
Jan 27
Drink It While You Can: Climate Crisis Puts 85 Percent of Wine Regions at Risk
Posted in: Today's ChiliThe climate crisis is changing all aspects of human life, from the communities we live in to the air we breathe to the food we eat. Thinking about it is terrifying. It makes me want a glass of wine to soothe my nerves.
Jan 27
If you spend your life living under a rock you might have missed one of the recent obsessions amongst the young’ns: sequin-covered pillows, plush toys, and even clothing that change color when you rub your hand across them. It’s a completely pointless experience, but also an incredibly satisfying one that’s actually…
Jan 27
Jerry Colangelo says he expects the 2020 inductees to be “arguably the most epic class ever.”
Jan 27
Motorola has tried to grab the attention with several smartphones. However, this time, with the recent leak by Evan Blass, it looks like we might have something more interesting.
On Twitter, Evan Blass shared a picture of Motorola’s Android phone with a stylus.
As you can see in the image above, it definitely looks cool. Now, the question is – will it be competing against the premium Galaxy Note series? We don’t know for sure.
It could end up being a budget alternative. But, we do not have enough details on it. The only thing shared by Evan in his tweet was this is Motorola’s first take on a smartphone with a stylus since Windows Mobile days.
He also added that it is not the rumored Edge+ flagship phone.
Except for the stylus, we know nothing about the phone so far. But, the image clearly shows a punch-hole camera cutout.
So, keeping that in mind – we can only be certain for a fact that this will be an Android 10 device with potentially any combination of hardware configuration (high-end or budget). We will keep an eye out for any official details on it to know more about it.
What do you think about it? Let us know in the comments.
Motorola’s Phone With A Stylus Could Be A Galaxy Note Rival , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Jan 27
The outbreak of coronavirus is an increasing concern for everyone across the globe.
Not just limited to being affected by the virus – but 81 affected people have died so far.
Even though it is an alarming and heartbreaking situation for Hubei city in China (primarily), several reports confirm that there are cases for coronavirus being reported in other countries as well.
China has enforced strict quarantine in the affective cities – but still – we do have different cases being reported every day.
So, it is essential to track (and be aware) of the cases being reported across the world. Hence, The Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University (JHU) developed an online dashboard help you track coronavirus reports in real-time (almost).
You can take a look at the dashboard here.
Of course, this is something very useful for the ongoing public health emergency. The Center also mentioned that the case data visualized is being collected from various sources, including WHO, U.S. CDC, ECDC China CDC (CCDC), NHC and DXY.
In other words, the sources are a collection of national-level reporting organizations and local organizations as well. Considering that a total of 2,886 confirmed cases for coronavirus exists – the online dashboard should be an easy and useful resource for the public to refer to instead of watching the local news every minute.
You Can Now Track Coronavirus Reports Online , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Jan 27
If you didn’t know, the new Microsoft Edge is based on Chromium. The new browser will replace your old Microsoft Edge browser when you install it (potentially upgrade it).
It uses the same technology as Google Chrome but it’s Microsoft’s take on the web browser.
The experience will be different – but at its core, it will be very similar. If you haven’t downloaded it yet, you can simply head to the official website and get it installed.
In this article, we will be taking a look at how to install chrome extensions on Microsoft Edge.
Install Chrome Extensions On The New Microsoft Edge
For obvious reasons, it will be very similar and easy to how you do it on Google Chrome – but with an extra step. Hence, we put up this guide for you.
Here’s what you have to do to install the extension from Chrome Web Store:
1. Head to the browser menu and click on “Extensions” as shown in the image below.
2. Next, in order to be able to install extensions from the chrome web store, you will have to enable the support for it explicitly.
By default, you will not get the support for Chrome extensions but will be limited to Microsoft’s store of extensions – which is not actively maintained. So, it may not be a good idea to have old extensions installed.
So, on the next page, simply click on “Allow extensions from other stores“.
3. Once, you do that, simply head on to the chrome web store and select the extension you want to add. For instance, here, we go for the LastPass password manager.
As you can see in the image above, you get the option to “Add to Chrome“. Fret not, it won’t add it to Google Chrome (even if you have it installed) but instead, it will add the extension to your Microsoft Edge browser.
Wrapping Up
It is recommended to use chrome extensions from the web store instead of utilizing the Microsoft extension store just because it isn’t regularly maintained. We cannot be sure how the new Microsoft Edge will perform when compared to your favorite browser (like Firefox, Brave, Google Chrome, etc.) but it does the work while being a stock web browser for your Windows system.
How to Install Chrome Extensions On Microsoft Edge? , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.
Jan 27
Fiat Chrysler Uconnect 5 adds wireless CarPlay and Android Auto in big dash update
Posted in: Today's ChiliFiat Chrysler has revealed its new infotainment platform, Uconnect 5, with features like wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Amazon Alexa integration, and support for bigger, higher-resolution touchscreens. The latest version is based on Android, which FCA says will pave the way to new applications that could later enhance and expand a car’s abilities. Physically, Uconnect 5 supports up to … Continue reading
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