Month: January 2022
Top 4 horror movies to watch in Australia for February 2022
Audio player loading… We all know the frustration that can set in while endlessly scrolling through Netflix (or whichever streaming services you happen to be subscribed to) in search of a new movie to watch. It can be particularly annoying when you’re in the mood to watch a specific kind…
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Echelon persuades USPTO that Peloton’s streaming tech is unpatentable
In some more bad news for Peloton, rival Echelon Fitness has persuaded the US Patent and Trademark Office that two of Peloton’s patents related to streaming and on-demand classes aren’t actually patentable. The decision was made last week by the USPTO’s Patent Trial and Appeal Board as they were found…
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Tesla has a new feature that will disable your seat controls if you keep messing with them
Tesla’s new vehicles rolling out of the factory will include a bizarre feature designed to prevent abuse of the seat adjustment controls. The new seats will track and measure the amount of adjustments users make and will disable the controls if they detect “excessive” changes. The feature was first identified…
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Wordle has been bought by The New York Times, will ‘initially’ remain free for everyone to play
The smash online word game Wordle has been bought by The New York Times, which will integrate the daily word puzzle into The New York Times Games suite of word games, creator Josh Wardle announced today. Wordle will “initially remain free to new and existing players” once it moves over…
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MicroLED TVs are going to cost about 40 times more than the best mini-LED TVs
Audio player loading… When we heard that Samsung was planning on making smaller MicroLED TVs for 2022, we hoped that maybe the cutting-edge display technology would start to approach a more reasonable price. Nope. Not going to happen. According to a new report from South Korean tech site The Elec,…
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A prototype 500Hz gaming monitor has broken cover
The world’s fastest esports gaming monitors can refresh at 360Hz — that’s 360 times every second — but display panel manufacturer BOE thinks it can do better. This past week, it revealed a 27-inch prototype monitor with a 500Hz refresh rate, according to a Sina.com news report from an account…
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