Pretty much every new TV is a 4K TV. Here are our favorites.
The best soundbar for 2020: Yamaha, Roku, Vizio, Polk and more
If you’re frustrated by how bad your TV’s audio is, a soundbar can make a big improvement for a small price. Here are our favorites.
Apple, Verizon roll out Fleet Swap program, aim for enterprise, private 5G deployments
The two companies outlined a program where companies can swap entire fleets of smartphones for Apple iPhone 12. Verizon also highlighted how 5G mmwave is being deployed in Honeywell offices and GM factories.
Apple rolls out iOS 14.2.1, but it’s only for iPhone 12 owners
Bug fixes for Apple’s latest iPhone.
Facebook says AI has fueled a hate speech crackdown
Facebook says it is proactively detecting more hate speech using artificial intelligence. A new transparency report released on Thursday offers greater detail on social media hate following policy changes earlier this year, although it leaves some big questions unanswered.
Lime unveils next-gen scooter as it continues to inch toward profitability
Lime unveiled its fourth-generation electric scooter with a swappable battery and enhanced safety features. The company also announced it was “cash flow positive” in the third quarter of 2020 — a sign that the scooter sharing giant is getting closer to becoming profitable for the first time.
Asana adds new integrations to help connect distributed teams
Asana has unveiled integrations with Atlassian Jira, Microsoft Teams, Slack and Zoom to help improve productivity and reduce the duplication of work.
SnuggleBot: A new cuddly companion
Introducing the “Snugglebot” a cuddly robotic companion that needs your love and attention. It needs to be taken care of, cuddled and kept warm. It’s physically comforting (soft, warm and weighted), and engaging. Its tusk lights up and it wiggles to get attention or to show appreciation when it’s hugged.
Solar power stations in space could be the answer to our energy needs
It sounds like science fiction: giant solar power stations floating in space that beam down enormous amounts of energy to Earth. And for a long time, the concept—first developed by the Russian scientist, Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, in the 1920s—was mainly an inspiration for writers.