A new Microsoft-backed short-video series follows the development of a new robotic prosthetic arm for nine-year-old Momo. Most importantly? It could cost as little as $4,000.
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Google’s Allo finally has the much-teased web client. It’s lacking a few key features of its contemporaries, but if you want to try it yourself, here is how to get it set up on your PC.
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Asus has detailed the monitor that will kick off its brand new XG line of gaming monitors, the ROG Strix XG27VQ, which is set to be available for purchase starting from September 4.
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Now you can call any person or business from your Google Home, like the world’s smartest speakerphone.
Source: Wired
G Suite, Google’s set of online productivity tools, is getting a major update today that adds a number of new features to Google Docs, Sheets and Slides. Most of these updates focus around collaboration, but the service is also getting support for Google Cloud Search and the company is adding new templates and add-ons from partners like LegalZoom, Docusign, LucidChart and others. Back in… Read More
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Samsung’s Galaxy S8 is now the best selling Android phone worldwide.
Source: CNET
Stop trying to make fetch happen.
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HBO’s international partners and affiliates should be extra careful going forward: For the second time in a little over two weeks, one of them was responsible for the early leak of an episode before its official airing.
Episode 6, which is set for its broadcast premiere this Sunday, August 20, hit torrent sites after it was aired accidentally by HBO Nordic and HBO España. HBO said a… Read More
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The outside is lookin’ pretty darn sharp.
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ESPN today rolled out a new version of its Apple TV app that introduces the ability to watch four live simultaneous streams which can be displayed on the screen at the same time. The feature takes advantage of Apple TV’s multicasting support – something that a few other apps have already introduced, including most recently, ABC News. MLB At Bat had also rolled out a split… Read More
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