Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that’s taken over our lives. Ah, la vie off-road. Be careful, monsieur. Getty Images The definition of driving a car is beginning to change. Soon, it will be: “Sitting in a car, while the car drives you.” For now, however, France has decided to redefine …
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Apple’s smart devices are often criticized for exclusively running within the company’s own ecosystem — but the market doesn’t seem to mind. The electronics giant shipped 8 million Apple Watches in the fourth quarter of 2017, Canalys research shows, which the firm said is a record for wearables sold by a company during a quarter. Fitbit was the previous record …
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One of the biggest differences between the iPhone X and the Pixel 2 is that Google’s flagship Android phone has a single camera while Apple’s phone comes with two. The pair of lenses in the iPhone X is designed to let you zoom in on distant subjects better. Now, Google is throwing some of its computer brains at the issue, …
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Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. A giant Silicon Valley company decides you might like to wear a computer on your head — so you can see helpful digital information floating right in front of your eyes. But this time, the company is Intel, not Google — and these smart glasses look like a regular pair of glasses, …
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Though it has other features like water resistance and its Google Lens software, the Pixel 2 phone is primarily known for its superb camera. That’s because the device is equipped with a custom-made image processing unit (IPU) known as Pixel Visual Core, which will now be accessible to third-party apps like Instagram, Snapchat and WhatsApp with an upcoming update. Enlarge …
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“Don’t be nosey!” That’s what I used to tell my friends when they borrowed my phone. Inevitably, they would swipe through my photos or put a silly comment on my Facebook. But you can stop this kind of intrusion by setting up either a guest mode or privacy mode on your Android phone. How to use guest mode Not all …
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Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that’s taken over our lives. Modern technology at work for the common good. KSL5TV/Craig Milligan/Twitter screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET Did you see Justin Timberlake shriek at the Super Bowl crowd to turn on their phone lights during the halftime show? Isn’t this by now a touch passé? Oh, apparently it …
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Over the past year an trend is happening with midrange Android phones: They are becoming more niche targeting consumers with a feature that’s not designed for everyone. That’s the case with the Moviphone a midrange Android device with a built-in projector: No mods needed. The company Wireless Mobi Solution (WMS) from San Diego introduced the Moviphone at CES 2018. As …
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After setting up and getting your Fitbit Ionic watch to your liking, there’s another feature you probably want to take some time to get to know. Now playing: Watch this: Fitbit Ionic is the most advanced Fitbit watch… but… 3:12 Fitbit Pay is the wearable company’s mobile payment platform, meaning that with a flash of your wrist you can pay …
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