Month: April 2021
Microsoft is making HoloLens 2 available for more industries HoloLens 2 Industrial Edition
Businesses are devising even more potential use cases for the HoloLens 2 mixed reality headset which is why Microsoft has created a new edition capable of operating in restricted and regulated environments. The software giant decided to create the HoloLens 2 Industrial Edition based on feedback from customers in the…
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Amazon Music now has a Car Mode for easier use while driving
The Amazon Music mobile app is getting a new feature to make it a little bit easier to use while driving. Car Mode is a simplified version of Amazon Music’s interface, featuring larger buttons, suggested playlists and albums, and easy access to Alexa. Once enabled, Car Mode is divided into…
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Chipolo’s new One Spot Bluetooth tracker beats Apple’s AirTags to the punch
The first Bluetooth tracker that can work with Apple’s vast Find My Bluetooth network of iPhones, iPads, and Macs is here. But it’s not Apple’s long-anticipated AirTags tracker; it’s the Chipolo One Spot, an updated version of the company’s One tracker that’s designed to exclusively work with Apple’s network. Chipolo…
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This new VR headset packs tracks your heart rate and pupil dilation HP Reverb G2 Omnicept Edition
While the Valve Index has been one of the hottest VR headsets since its launch close to two years ago, HP has since put out a viable VR/MR headset of its own in the form of the HP Reverb G2 that launched at the end of last year. This year,…
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Pinterest announces $500K Creator Fund, ‘Creator Code’ content policy, moderation tools and more
Pinterest today hosted an event focused on its creator community, where the company announced a series of updates including the launch of a $500,000 Creator Fund, a new content policy called the Creator Code, as well as new moderation tools, among other things. With the changes, the company says its…
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Best Buy’s new Beta program promises concierge tech support for $200 a year
Best Buy is piloting a new paid membership service that would provide exclusive perks, including concierge-style tech support and exclusive pricing. The subscription service, which will cost $200 a year or $180 if you have a Best Buy credit card, bears similarities with Amazon’s Prime subscription as Best Buy looks…
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