From PC Mag: It used to be the case that Sony competed with Nintendo on two fronts: home consoles and handheld gaming devices. But with the demise of the PS Vita it looked as though Sony had left the handheld market for good. However, a new patent for a game cartridge suggests otherwise.
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From CNET: Facebook rolled out a feature called "Watch Party" in July that allows users to watch and chat about a video in one spot as if they were sitting together in a digital living room.
Now that tool, which was made available first within Facebook Groups, is expanding to all pages and profiles...
From The Verge: Samsung has apologized to all sufferers of work-related diseases who were employed on its chip and LCD production lines, and has agreed to a compensation package with a maximum value of 150 million Korean won (around $130,000) per illness, reports Yonhap News Agency.
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From CNET: The Huawei Mate 20 Pro has three cameras and Samsung's Galaxy S10 is rumored to have six, but LG Electronics could make those offerings look stingy.
The South Korean company -- whose V40 ThinQ has five cameras -- might be working on a camera with as many as 16 lenses, according to US...
From ComputerWorld: Apple’s AI push into on-device machine learning continues with news of its acquisition of Silk Labs breaking just as the U.S. heads into its annual holiday season.
The Information states Apple quietly acquired Silk Labs earlier this year.
Apple’s new purchase seems a good one...
Kids can say the darnedest things. As we saw a last week with Jonathan's Grade 6 kid, they can ask humorously ignorant questions or be brutally honest. Recently, I was reading through a book with a bunch of Grade 3 kids and it asked a question that read, "Have you ever eaten a cookie that looked really good but tasted really bad?" One girl took barely two seconds to which she smiled and said, "Yep! It was from my mom." I was a bit more shocked...
Throughout human history, light is one of the most important and interesting topics to look into. Spiritually, following the light of the world allows us to not walk in the darkness. In practice, light is so useful. I cannot imagine what our life would be like without light. Early humans learned how to control fire millions of years ago, and thanks to the light from fire, people can party at night. Millions of years later, people gained some...
From The Verge: The US government is attempting to persuade allies to stop using Huawei equipment due to security fears, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal. Sources claim that US government officials have met with counterparts in Germany, Japan, and Italy, and are reportedly...
From CNET: Israeli lawyers reportedly launched a class action lawsuit against Airbnb on Thursday after it took down hundreds of listings in the occupied West bank.
Ma'anit Rabinovich, the lawsuit's petitioner, rents out guest rooms in the West Bank settlement of Kida and accused Airbnb of...
From PC Mag: A US-based cryptocurrency mining firm has filed for bankruptcy amid Bitcoin's declining price.
On Monday, Giga Watt Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in a Washington state court, with its shareholders claiming that the company can no longer pay off its debts.
Giga Watt...
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