Month: August 2020
Audible launches a cheaper subscription plan for access to its exclusive podcasts and audio content
Audible, an Amazon company, is separating its exclusive audio content out into its own plan today with a cheaper subscription that doesn’t include audiobook access. Audible Plus, for $7.95 a month, is the company’s cheapest plan, giving subscribers access to Audible’s collection of exclusive audio content, like podcasts. Crucially, they…
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AMD Ryzen 6000 processors might arrive as soon as 2022 null
AMD Zen 4 desktop processors, code-named ‘Raphael’, could make their debut in 2022, according to a leaked roadmap. The roadmap, leaked by MebiuW and shared by Videocardz, gives us a potential glimpse of where AMD is heading with its next-generation architectures, including its upcoming 5nm Zen 4 architecture. The first…
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MOD Duo X review: A do-it-all music box with potential
There’s this growing trend of musical devices that try to do it all. The Organelle. The ZOIA. The Polyend Digit / Beebo. The Mod Duo. They’re basically computers that can be effects processors, synthesizers, loopers or samplers. They all have particu… Source
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LIDAR startup Luminar is going public via ‘reverse merger’
Luminar, a Florida-based startup that makes LIDAR sensors and other components essential for autonomous driving technology, is the latest transportation company to go public via a “reverse merger” with a special acquisition company, or SPAC. The company announced Monday that it was merging with Gores Metropoulos, a so-called “blank check”…
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The Moto G9 is official – but you might find it’s not called that Moto G9
Update: so you’ll be able to buy the Moto G9 in the UK… sort of. After writing our original article, which you’ll find below, we’ve heard that the Moto G9 Play is going on sale in the UK, and certain other regions. It has exactly the same specs as the…
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Google is experimenting with making Chrome’s address bar even more useful Google Chrome
Google has a new experiment going on with Chrome omnibox – or the address bar, as it’s more commonly known. The trial relates to the autocomplete function that saves you from having to type out the full URL of a site you have already visited, and it looks like a…
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