GamingNews

Nintendo Joy-Con controllers get wireless-charging grip

January 6, 2020
I don’t like wires. They’re coarse and rough and irritating. And they get everywhere. Not like wireless. Wireless is soft and smooth. And it’s also a new charging option for your Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers. Wireless-power company Powercast is launching the Wireless Charging Grip that can recharge the Switch gamepads without having to ever plug in. The new grip is launching on Amazon…
Read more
MobileNews

Realme 5i goes official with four cameras and 5,000mAh battery

January 6, 2020
The Realme 5i was just unveiled in Vietnam – the phone brings four cameras and a large 5,000mAh battery to the entry level segment. It costs VND 3,700,000 or around $160/€145. If these specs sound familiar, it’s because this is basically the Realme 5. Let’s look at…
AI & RoboticsNews

Abode’s Smart Camera uses AI to recognize and respond to known visitors

January 6, 2020
Thanks to Amazon’s Ring, Google’s Nest Cams, and numerous competitors, residential monitoring cameras have become commonplace over the past few years, enabling people to see who’s ringing the doorbell and walking around their homes. Today, Abode Systems is taking the next step forward with the $199 Outdoor/Indoor Smart Camera, which has the AI-assisted ability to remember and recognize…
Read more
MobileNews

Fujitsu updates iconic Happy Hacking Keyboard with USB-C and Bluetooth

January 6, 2020
Fujitsu has unveiled three new models of the cult-classic Happy Hacking Keyboard, an iconic ultra-compact keyboard with a layout that dates back to the ‘90s. While the keyboard’s layout remains unchanged, the new models introduced today at CES have been modernized in a few key areas. All three now come with a USB-C port, while two of them can also be connected over Bluetooth and feature…
Read more
MobileNews

Xiaomi Mi 10 posts an amazing score on AnTuTu

January 6, 2020
Xiaomi is working on its Mi 10 flagship lineup and it looks like at least one of its members is approaching a market launch. Today, a well-trusted leakster posted a photo of the back of a phone with four vertical shooters, claiming it is the Mi 10. The photo was complementing another post, revealing the upcoming smartphone reached over 560,000 on AnTuTu thanks to its Snapdragon 865 chipset and…
Read more