Kodak to invest $66.5 million in India – to manufacture TVs null
Recently, India has been the head turner of tech companies for future investments with Google, and Qualcomm being the latest ones to invest in India’s Jio. Now, Kodak TV India…
Best VR headset 2020: the virtual reality headsets you need to try The best VR headset
Which is the best VR headset you can buy? And what’s the difference between the top players? These are some of the important questions you need to ask if you’re…
JBL Tune 225TWS Bluetooth earbuds launched in India null
The Truly Wireless earbuds segment is one of the most competitive and crowded segments in India. Off late, we have seen TWS in various shapes and sizes from the likes…
Google calls Pixel 4a ‘helpful phone at a helpful price’ in early listing
Update: Aug. 3, 2020, 11:55 p.m. ET: Google has officially announced three new Pixel phones. It’s hard to believe, but Google is actually launching the Pixel 4a today. Well, probably:…
iPhone 12 will launch in two stages, report says
Matthew Humphries for PCMag 2020-08-03 18:00:17 UTC Follow @https://twitter.com/PCMag PCMag.com is a leading authority on technology, delivering Labs-based, independent reviews of the latest products and services. Our expert industry analysis…
6 Best Sound Machines for 2020 (Best White Noise Machines)
Adrienne So is a senior writer for WIRED and reviews consumer technology. She graduated from the University of Virginia with bachelor’s degrees in English and Spanish, and she worked as…
‘Calling Bullshit’ Skewers the World’s BS-Merchants
Back in 1990, George Carlin proposed a taxonomy for three kinds of bothersome people: those who are (1) “fucking stupid,” (2) “full of shit,” or (3) “fucking nuts.” Then he…
PS4 software sales spike during the pandemic
The PlayStation 4 era may be winding down, but people are playing their consoles more than ever at home. Sony just announced as part of its first-quarter earnings that despite…
WhatsApp adds search feature to help users debunk viral messages
WhatsApp is piloting a new feature that lets users quickly search the contents of viral messages to fact-check misinformation, the company has announced. Starting today, a magnifying glass icon will…
Cloak your photos with this AI privacy tool to fool facial recognition
Ubiquitous facial recognition is a serious threat to privacy. The idea that the photos we share are being collected by companies to train algorithms that are sold commercially is worrying.…