In the latest Star Wars sequel, Snoke comes to life thanks to Andy Serkis—extremely, frighteningly alive.
Source: Wired
Thanks to popular games like Mario Odyssey and Zelda, it looks like Nintendo’s new console is a bona fide hit.
Source: CNET
The unbundling of the cable media empire is well underway, as players like Netflix grow others like Hulu and YouTube offer live TV service. YouTube TV, in particular, is executing an aggressive rollout, just yesterday making the service available to another 34 markets. That brings us to a total of 83 U.S. markets in which YouTube TV is currently available. ï¸� Cable-free live TV is now in… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
DJ software maker Algoriddim is releasing djay Pro 2 for macOS today. It’s a major update to the company’s flagship app. It still features what made djay popular in the first place, such as Spotify integration and a native look-and-feel. But it also adds many small and big improvements that turn it into a powerful DJ app for your next house party. djay has been around for more than… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
The Shinola Canfield headphones cost $600 and does not ship with a 1/2-inch stereo adapter. That should tell you everything you need to know. But if not, keep reading and let me explain why these fashion headphones are not worth their price. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
This morning, Comcast announced Phone Finder for Xfinity Mobile customers. Phone Finder allows Xfinity Mobile customers to use the voice control feature on their X1 voice remote to locate their cell phones.
The post Track down a phone with your remote using Xfinity Mobile’s Phone Finder appeared first on Digital Trends.
Source: Digital trends
Nintendo has sold 10 million units of the Switch console since launch, according to the company. The console launched back in March, and is selling at a similar pace to Nintendo’s most recent hardware superstar, the Wii. The Wii sold more than 100 million units over its life cycle. In fact, NPD Group suggests that the Switch could possibly beat Wii sales by 20 percent over the first… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Sure Alexa can sing you a song but can you clap back at her? A new product by the makers of the Freewrite lets you do just that. Called Clapboss, this smiling dongle lets you clap up to four times to activate various things around your house. Clap twice to turn off your lights! Three times to turn off the TV! Four times to be reminded that you are now a slave to emotionless technologies!… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
The spring inside a clicky pen is a perfect way to learn about projectile motion.
Source: Wired
If you want to get in on the ground floor of developing quantum computing applications but don’t know where to start, try out Microsoft’s newly free quantum development kit.
The post Microsoft’s quantum computing devkit exists — whether you look or not appeared first on Digital Trends.
Source: Digital trends