United Airlines Just Made A Ridiculous Promise To Customers Can You Believe It

(A screenshot from a United ad.) The promise, so it goes, is that once you buy this thing you’ll feel so uncontrollably good all over. The problem for airlines, especially over the last couple of years, is that every promise they’ve made has been entirely unbelievable. Promises such as the expected arrival time of your flight. Or the expected departure time. Or even the promise that your plane will actually take off....

February 11, 2022 · 3 min · 479 words · Gail Phillips

User Sues Microsoft Over Windows 10 Upgrade Wants Windows 7 Back Or 600M

At that time, Microsoft launched an app called “Get Windows 10” the app was shipped via Windows Update to all systems eligible for the upgrade. The app was meant to begin the upgrade process, but, it automatically downloaded the necessary files in the background and forced users to start the installation. Well, to speed up the process, Microsoft also changed the behavior of the X button in the top right corner from close to OK, which eventually triggers the Windows 10 upgrade process when users actually wanted to cancel it....

February 11, 2022 · 2 min · 317 words · Christy Griffith

Vivo V15 Pro How To Shoot 32Mp Selfies From Front Camera

Vivo recently launched the Vivo 15 Pro in India. The highlight of the smartphone is its 32MP pop-up selfie camera as it is the world’s first smartphone to ship with such a high-resolution selfie camera. Despite the focus on the 32MP selfie camera, Vivo has made it a bit of a challenge to shoot 32MP selfies on the Vivo V15 Pro. There’s no option to shoot 32MP selfies on the Vivo V15 Pro and by default, the phone does not shoot selfies in full resolution as well....

February 11, 2022 · 2 min · 314 words · Steven Radsky

Voice Finally Gets Verizon Mms Support

Beyond Verizon support, Salisbury said is also adding native Voice MMS photo messaging in Hangouts. If you merge Voice with Hangouts on Android, that means photos will now show up natively instead of a text message with a link. Salisbury also promised that group messaging via MMS is coming to Voice in Hangouts very soon. The impact on you at home: The new update means users can now use their Voice number on Hangouts with little difference from using a carrier-supplied number....

February 11, 2022 · 2 min · 219 words · Stephanie Griffiths

Wants To Style Your Wrist With Its Mode Easy To Swap Watchbs

That’s exactly what ’s attempting with the launch of its new line of MODE watchbs for Android ar. These bs are not only fashionable, but they feature a clasping mechanism that makes it easy to quickly swap out watchbs as often as you change your clothes. There are 16 different leather silicone styles to choose from in a variety of sizes, all of which are compatible with the latest Android ar models....

February 11, 2022 · 2 min · 315 words · Adam Brode

The Clearpixel Article You Ve Been Waiting For

When it was revealed that the Motorola X might ship with a “ClearPixel” camera, I did my best to explain the technology, but I included a (HUGE) disclaimer saying that optics weren’t my field of expertise. Brian Klug on the other hand, he’s a full blown Optical Engineer and the guy who reviews smartphones for AnandTech. Luckily for you guys, he wrote an article about ClearPixels last night. To be more specific, he wrote about a new image sensor from Aptina that uses “Clarity+” technology....

February 10, 2022 · 1 min · 199 words · Veronica Battle

The Essential Phone Is Now Shipping

The Essential Phone, a brand new smartphone with an edge-to-edge display design from the Essential company, has been a long time coming. The device’s hype didn’t help with the wait, either, as Essential is headed up by Andy Rubin, and the device itself is a high-end flagship phone with a standout design and plenty of features to be excited about. And while the handset was announced months ago, the wait for its arrival, especially those who pre-ordered, has been elongated by behind-the-scenes delays....

February 10, 2022 · 2 min · 275 words · Myron Hale

The New Chrome Sidebar Makes It Easy To Actually Read All Those Articles You Want To Read Later

So when Google announced it was adding a new sidebar to Chrome, my curiosity was piqued. It turns out, that curiosity was spot on and the new feature includes something that is perfect for those who need to have a way to save links for later perusal. That feature is called the Reading List and it is exactly what it sounds like – a place to keep a reading list of links....

February 10, 2022 · 3 min · 575 words · Melanie Haralson

The New Fitbit Ionic Packs The Best Of Fitness Band And Smartwatch In A Single Wearable

For starters, the Fitbit Ionic isn’t the most appealing product you will come across. It’s designed primarily for fitness enthusiasts with edgy corners and a rectangular aesthetic that’s supposed to allow the various sensors on the back of the device to comfortably and accurately contact your wrist. It is built with a lightweight aluminum case and comes with a total of three buttons. The slightly curved touchscreen up front is confined under two huge bezels and maxes out at 1000 nits of brightness which should suffice in any sort of outdoor conditions....

February 10, 2022 · 2 min · 364 words · Bernie Deherrera

This Free Android App Is Helping Hackers Create Ransomware Without Coding

This Free Android App Is Helping Hackers Create Ransomware Without Coding The tech giant Google’s mobile platform, Android, is the most widely used operating system per, haps the most exploited in computing security. Ransomware attacks are rising, and cybercriminals are making millions of dollars by trapping as many people as possible. Recently, we have seen massive ransomware attacks like WannaCry, and NotPetya that have made headlines. Well, those days are gone when hackers used to write scripts to gain computer access....

February 10, 2022 · 2 min · 340 words · John Marta

This Indian State Saves 58 Million Each Year By Using Free

This Indian State Saves $58 Million Each Year By Using Free & Open Source Software. We have already seen the most significant developments in the open source section. This open source world has already impacted a lot in the technology world. Let me tell you about Open source first. We use two types of software today. One is Open source software, and another one is Proprietary software. Open source is made available for everyone to use for free....

February 10, 2022 · 2 min · 387 words · Edward Foley

This Laser Measurer Is A Great Idea But Its Flaws Frustrate

The $229 Meazor from Hozo Design promises to be even smarter than a laser measurer, with additional features like a rolling measure built into one end, a tripod hole on the back and a built-in stand, plus the ability to calculate floorplans, work out angles and area measurements and sync measurements to an app on your phone. In practice, we found it frustrating to use. Before you start you need to charge up the device, install the app (Android or iOS) on your phone and connect the Meazor over Bluetooth....

February 10, 2022 · 5 min · 1032 words · Julio Hernandez

This Made In India Micro Chip Beat Google And Facebook Technology

As we have told that the chip is dubbed as Pruthvi in which it powers a framework which can utilize TV White Space or squandered range data transfer capacity to shaft Internet to scores of families. This development is only and only as from Saankhya Labs, is critical in today’s India, where on one hand the administration is pushing its yearning Digital India program and on the other expansive innovation organizations are chipping away at comparable objectives....

February 10, 2022 · 3 min · 449 words · Kimberly Henderson

This New Neural Sleeve Helps People Overcome Mobility Challenges

A Silicon Valley serial entrepreneur invented the technology following his daughter’s cerebral palsy diagnosis. Jeremiah Robison, an alum of companies like Apple and Jawbone, was inspired by two of his daughter’s clinical experiences. The first was a complex data capture session at a gait lab using optical and EMG sensors, which recorded precise information about how she walked. About a year later, functional electrical stimulation was introduced as part of her physical therapy....

February 10, 2022 · 2 min · 410 words · Woodrow Olson

This Simple Bug Allows Hackers To Read All Your Private Facebook Chats

The problem was discovered by the security firm, Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. which is an international provider of software and combined hardware and software products for IT security, including network security, endpoint security, data security and security management. Now again a security researcher has discovered a severe flaw in the Facebook Messenger and not only that this severe flaw could easily allow an attacker to read all your private chats, simply affecting the privacy of around 1 billion Messenger users....

February 10, 2022 · 2 min · 416 words · Robert Brown

Top 10 Open Source Security Tools Released By Tech Giants

Netflix Google AOL Facebook Twitter Etsy have created open-source tools which are typically a result of their needs. Let’s see some of the tools released by these companies: RAPPOR is a tool released by Google that stands for Randomized Aggregatable Privacy-Preserving Ordinal Response is a privacy tool that collects crowdsourced statistics from end-user client software without compromising user’s privacy. RAPPOR is built by using Python and R, and its source-code can be found at https://github....

February 10, 2022 · 6 min · 1192 words · Joseph Luc

Training At Your Own Pace To Become A Web Developer Is Quick And Easy

Total beginners should start with the “Learn Python in 1 Hour” course because Python is amazingly easy to learn and always in demand. Build your portfolio with the real-world apps you’ll create. Then you can build on your foundation with “Fast Track Python for Newbies”. Just the skills you’ll learn in these two courses will qualify you for Python programming positions. If you need a productivity boost to squeeze your lessons in, try this task manager....

February 10, 2022 · 2 min · 321 words · Willis Beaver

Turn Off Facebook S Most Annoying Feature

While it’s great to connect and share with others in a Group, sometimes the discussions can become lengthy and so numerous they take over the news feed on your homepage, leaving you scrolling for days just to find posts from non-Group friends. Is there a way to turn off this annoying feature and save yourself from having to scroll through screen after screen? Yes there is, and we are here to show you how....

February 10, 2022 · 3 min · 556 words · Leann Pretti

Uperfect X Pro 4K Lapdock Review Lovely External Monitor But Keyboard Issues Detract

There are options today for connecting your smartphone to an external device, and for the last month, I have been testing the Uperfect X Pro 4K 15.6-inch LapDock with a few phones, tablets, computers, and the Nintendo switch. There is a lot to like with this large portable display and keyboard, but it’s not perfect, and it’s an expensive accessory priced at $549.99. If you want to get work done on the go or enjoy video and gaming content on a big screen that is hosted by your phone, then you may want to consider the Uperfect LapDock....

February 10, 2022 · 9 min · 1755 words · William Davis

Vivo Showcases Apex 2020 With In Display Selfie Camera And 60W Wireless Charging

To give you some background, the previous Apex concept models built upon a full-screen display, with the 2018 model featuring a retractable camera module, and the 2019 one tweaking it and getting rid of the different buttons and ports. With the 2020 Apex concept phone, the company has gone a step ahead and introduced a 6.45-inch waterfall display with 120-degree curved edges that wrap around the edge. What’s even interesting about this display is that, unlike the company’s previous approaches, where it used a retractable module or a hole-punch cutout to house the front-facing camera, the 2020 model rather relies on an in-display (or under-glass) camera, eliminating the need for the notch, hole-punch, or a retractable hardware....

February 10, 2022 · 2 min · 267 words · Adam Montiel