GamingNews

Google releases new #SwitchtoPixel ads anticipating Pixel 4

October 1, 2019
Google is set to announce the Pixel 4 and 4 XL on October 15 and the phone has already leaked on several previous occasions. The latest few ads posted by Google are touting the Pixel’s various features. The #SwitchtoPixel campaign consists of four videos released on the ‘Made by Google’ YouTube channel. Each video features customer testimonies of their experiences pertaining to Unlimited Google…
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ComputersNews

Apple will pay 25 percent tax on five imported Mac Pro parts, thanks to Trump tariffs

September 30, 2019
The US Trade Representative’s office has denied Apple tariff relief on five parts for its new Mac Pro computer, as reported by Bloomberg. Each of the imported parts — the optional wheels, a circuit board for managing input and output ports, power adapter, charging cable, and a cooling system for the processor — are now likely to be subject to the proposed 25 percent tariff on goods imported…
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MobileNews

How to take square photos with iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro

September 30, 2019
Want to change the aspect ratio for iPhone 11 camera shots? Follow along for how to take square photos and more with iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro. The iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro have a new Camera app that includes exclusive features like Night mode, an interface to make…
MobileNews

Mate 30 Pro vs. iPhone 11 Pro vs. Galaxy Note10+ camera compare

September 30, 2019
The Galaxy Note10 led the way with its late-August announcement, Apple put out the iPhone 11s in mid-September, and Huawei followed a week later with the Mate 30 series. We had all three fall season big guns at the office at the same time, and we figured we’d do a quick shootout. A Galaxy Note10 (or a Plus, depending on where you stand on the Pro/Pro Max dilemma) is the most obvious…
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AI & RoboticsNews

Google researchers train AI to distinguish 9 Indian languages

September 30, 2019
The world speaks thousands of languages — roughly 6,500, to be exact — and systems from the likes of Google, Facebook, Apple, and Amazon become better at recognizing them each day. The trouble is, not all of those languages have large corpora available, which can make training the data-hungry models underpinning those systems difficult. That’s the reason Google researchers are exploring…
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