Author: Morgan
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Planned Obsolescence Vs Right To Repair
In a move against planned obsolescence, the E.U. aim to give consumers the right to repair their own items. Sounds reasonable right? Electronic devices should be robust and easily repairable. Also, laws should encourage or enforce this, members of the European Parliament said this Tuesday. Since at least the invention of the lightbulb, or, possibly, Nylon,…
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Google Home Adds Bluetooth Support
Google Home has been having a few niggles of late, our one here has anyway. Until recently the only way you could share music was through casting. This was great, but not when it would randomly stop while playing then refuse to be seen by anything on the network thus prompting a reboot. The team…
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OnePlus 5 Launch
The OnePlus 5 rumour mill must end today. At 5:00 PM, OnePlus will be launching their latest phone at 10 locations across the world, the OnePlus 5. Many have written about, few have seen it and multitudes have read about it. The wait is almost over. The new model has been built with the camera…
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Player Unknowns Battlegrounds – Zombie Mode
Player Unknowns Battlegrounds (PUBG), if you have not heard of it yet you must be living under a rock. PUBG, the fight for survival in a Battle Royale situation. As with the film that came out in 2000, PUBG drops a mass of people onto an island in a brutal fight to the death. If…
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Xbox One X Announced
At E3 2017 Microsoft finally unveiled their new console aka Project Scorpio; Xbox One X. Project Scorpio has been revealed to be another xbox with a bit more power. Die hard Xbox fans are no doubt rejoicing at this news but if you have a PC too its a little lack lustre. Microsoft claim it…
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Image Within Image Search Now On Bing
Machine learning is spreading. Bing have now shown their cards with image within image search. Not to be outdone by Google, Microsoft have attached the benefits of machine learning to their image search results. When searching the net most prefer Google, but, this has definitely added a bookmark in mind when we are looking at…
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The Future is Looking Simulated
Simulated experiences have been popular for a while. Leonardo Da Vinci, known to simulate birds wings as he envisioned human flight, was an early adopter of this practise. Flash forward to 2017. Humans are still simulating experiences, only this time anyone can jump in and try them out. With the developments in Virtual Reality, headset…