Category: Apps
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TrackR Bravo – Never Lose Your Keys Again
Ever lost something somewhere and it is just too large a search? We feel your frustration here at Gadgethelpline and may be able to help prevent future loss with TrackR Bravo. TrackR is a California based startup company that originally started on Indiegogo and has gone from strength to strength ever since it reached its target. […]
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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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Mixer – Microsoft’ New Name For Beam
Yesterday, Microsoft announced they have renamed the Beam streaming service to Mixer. They have also upped their streaming game to compete with the likes of Twitch and Youtube live broadcasting. Microsoft acquired Beam last year and this is the first serious change they have rolled out since the purchase. Mixer is built into Windows 10 […]
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Google Assistant Cometh
Google Assistant Now Google are heading into uncharted territories with AI, changes are imminent. First, we had keyboard and mouse. This evolved to keyboard and touch, now we will have vision and voice as viable input devices. This has all come about through deep learning. We could go into an involved explanation here on how […]
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Lens & Home Updates – Google IO 2017
After watching the opening talks at Google IO on Lens and Home we could not wait to let everyone know whats in store for them from Google in the very near future. Google Home Home was only launched 6 months ago and Google happily announced that they have already added 15 new features since launch. With […]
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Faster Browsing Via Chrome – Now On Android
Thanks to the lawsuit against Google, Russians are enjoying a faster browsing experience. This is due to the new widget that Google have developed as a consequence. This new widget is easy to install and gives you an option of which search engine to use. And strangely enough, the Chrome option is faster than the one you are […]
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Why Go Dual Camera?
It has come to our attention at Gadgethelpline that dual camera is beginning to appear on a number of smartphones. We also understand that there are many people out there wondering why on Earth they need a second camera? One is enough surely? Dual Camera The reasons there are two cameras on these devices is […]
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Stream PC Games to Switch & Xbox1
The dream of casting your PC games to any device may well be coming to fruition. If you have a Nintendo Switch and a PC then fortune is truly favoring you. Users will probably not find a mass of titles on this platform compared to the Sony PS4 or Xbox1 for example. This is the […]
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Casting Browser Tabs with Chromecast – How To
Chromecasts are amazing little devices. Simple to setup and install and they do exactly what it says on the tin. Find something on a device you want to watch, hit cast and connect to the chosen device. Casting it could not be easier! One point of note has always been ‘Cast Tab’. This option has […]
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Google Wifi – First Impressions
Google Wifi now available for use in the U.K., what is there to know about it and how do you get it to work? The new Wifi device from Google aims to put all your internet eggs in one basket. Many can relate to throttled internet, especially if you have a housemate that seems hellbent […]
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Google Home – Released In The U.K. Today!
Google Home is the multinational tech companies answer to the Amazon Echo which is, already, moving off the shelves swiftly. The personal assistant slash home speaker from Google costs £129 and is now available to purchase from online retailers in the U.K. Google were kind enough to send us one to review at the Gadgethelpline. As you can […]
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Razer Gamers Paid To Play
Razer zSilver – Be paid to play After reading about the announcement that Razer just officially launched their zSilver currency, we thought this seemed interesting and worth looking into. After all, who plays games and does not wish they could be paid to play? Originally, back in 2016 Razer launched the zVault on Razerzone. This was for […]