Month: August 2023
Oppo’s new rival to Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip to launch globally ‘soon’
Oppo has officially unveiled the Find N3 Flip — the company’s latest clamshell-style foldable smartphone — at a launch event in China. It arrives six months after sales of the Find N2 Flip predecessor began internationally, and just a month after Samsung’s global launch of the Galaxy Z Flip. A…
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Game Boy-compatible Analogue Pocket is getting a glow in the dark version soon
Hardware manufacturer Analogue has announced a special edition for its Analogue Pocket handheld gaming device – and it’s available very soon. The Analogue Pocket Glow in the Dark edition looks to do exactly what it says on the tin. If you’re familiar with the Game Boy-compatible handheld, it looks to…
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Police won’t fine Elon Musk for illegally livestreaming while driving
“Had an officer observed the driver with the phone in their hand, they could have issued the driver an infraction ticket for violating California’s handsfree law,” writes Palo Alto PD Captain James Reifschneider. “As no officer witnessed it happening in person at the time of occurrence, though, no ticket is…
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Google’s new sustainability APIs can estimate solar, pollutant and pollen production
Way back in 2015, Google launched Project Sunroof, an ingenious Maps layer that combined location, sunlight and navigation data to show how much energy solar panels installed on a home’s roof might generate — it could be your house, could be your neighbor's, didn’t matter because Google mapped it out…
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Amazon CEO reportedly told remote employees: ‘It’s probably not going to work out’
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has a message to employees who don’t want to return to the office: “It’s not going to work out for you.” That’s according to a report from Insider, which says Jassy made that statement during a meeting earlier this month. That clearly hasn’t changed Amazon’s position…
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Microsoft Edge’s latest feature is removing features
The next version of Microsoft’s Edge web browser might end up with fewer features than before. The new Edge version 117, which is currently in beta and expected to turn stable on September 14th, according to Neowin and 9to5Google, has five features slated for removal. Those features include Math Solver,…
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