Apple pledged an 18-hour battery life for its cellular-enabled watch, but its real-world estimates for specific activities are often far shorter.
Source: CNET
AT&T, Sprint, Verizon and T-Mobile will give you three months free, though.
Source: CNET
Making the rounds today is a chatbot that claims it will let you sue Equifax for thousands of dollars in small claims court without using a lawyer. The Verge boldly stated you can claim up to $25,000 dollars, and the chatbot says that it’s the “first case of a fully automated lawsuit.” While it would be cool to fill out a form and get a check a few months later, this… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
How the “Messaging Extraterrestrial Intelligences� community is preparing for humans to talk to aliens.
Source: CNET
Japan’s SoftBank Group, U.S. investment group Dragoneer, and Chinese ride-share giant Didi Chuxing are close to finalizing their investment in Uber via a joint venture, sources tell TechCrunch. The tender offer is on track to launch by the end of the month and includes a direct investment in the company, as well as the purchase of shares from employees and early investors. The… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Congratulations! Your new, crazy-expensive iPhone exists solely to animate poop emoji and suck out your soul.
Source: CNET
The Fall Creators Update for Windows 10 is set to give users better control over their privacy, including the option to restrict individual apps from accessing the camera and microphone.
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Source: Digital trends
A Hulk expert weighs in.
Source: Wired
Apple’s flashy new iPhones are hogging the spotlight right now, but iOS 11 is arriving before they do – on September 19, the major mobile software update will be available for existing iPhone and iPad devices. It’s bringing a lot of new features, especially to the iPad and iPad Pro, but it’s got two under-hyped payloads that could drastically change mobile apps,… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Apple’s Face ID will be used to unlock the iPhone X, but other facial-recognition programs misidentify black people.
Source: Wired