GamingNews

Nintendo ad buy shows it really wanted you to buy a Switch Lite before Animal Crossing dropped

March 22, 2020
Nintendo crushed the competition for recent gaming industry TV advertising, with its ads accounting for over 77% of all impressions in the 30-day period ending March 15 — during a time when the coronavirus crisis was escalating, but before it fully transformed daily life in the United States. What happens next for the gaming industry? Even as much of the U.S. economy continues to shut down…
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MobileNews

Samsung Galaxy A71 5G stops by TENAA, specs sheet revealed

March 22, 2020
This is not the first time we are hearing of the Galaxy A71 5G. It has already made an appearance at both the 3C certification authority and GeekBench. Naturally, revealing details along the way. Now the unannounced device (SM-A7160) is also listed on TENAA, along with what is a pretty complete specs sheet. In keeping with previous info, the A71 5G will sport a rather big 4,370 mAh battery…
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MobileNews

Honor Play 9A passes through TENAA

March 22, 2020
Thanks to a rather substantial leak, form just a few hours ago, we are already quite familiar with the Honor Play 9A. Today brings a TENAA certification listing for the phone, hinting strongly at an imminent release, while also re-affirming most of its specs. Honor Play…
MobileNews

Sprint rolls out Android 10 for OnePlus 7 Pro 5G

March 22, 2020
The OnePlus 7 Pro 5G got the Android 10 update earlier this month in Europe. Now the units, locked to Sprint’s network in the US are also getting a taste of the latest version of Android. The new firmware sports version number 10.0.1.GM25CC and brings new UI to the 7 Pro 5G along with enhanced location permissions for privacy. You can check out the image below for the change log. The…
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AI & RoboticsNews

How Alexa and Google Assistant can do a better job talking about coronavirus

March 21, 2020
Though Alexa and Google Assistant can answer some questions related to the COVID-19 coronavirus, both AI assistants are currently incapable of delivering responses to many common questions from Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and World Health Organization (WHO). Both assistants failed to correct a number of falsehoods or unknowns related to the spread of coronavirus, like if hot weather kills…
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