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Apple could also be in talks to acquire Lit Motors

By Romain Dillet Apple is rumored to be in talks to acquire McLaren, but that’s not all. While the New York Times was digging on the McLaren story, they also found out that Apple is also talking with Lit Motors for a potential acquisition. Now you might be thinking “Lit who?” While Lit Motors is…

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Ring Stick Up Cam and Solar Panel combo provides peace of mind

By Darrell Etherington At a glance 6-12 month battery (without solar panel) Two-way audio Infrared LEDs for night vision Pros Easy to install, with most tools included Wireless design means more mounting options Cons No way to schedule quiet hours Cloud recording will cost you an extra $30/year Stick Up is simple The Ring Stick…

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Apple just dropped the first iOS beta for the iPhone 7 Plus’ Portrait mode

By Romain Dillet Surprise! You thought you were done with iOS 10 beta for a while? Apple already released the iOS 10.1 beta 1 for developers. This beta has one new feature in particular — the portrait mode that takes advantage of both cameras in the iPhone 7 Plus. If you remember Apple’s press conference…

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Hands on with the iPhone 7 Plus’ crazy new Portrait mode

By Matthew Panzarino It’s a software feature that used the two lenses of the iPhone 7 Plus to create the look and feel of an image shot with portrait settings on a camera with a telephoto lens. Simply put: a pleasing blur that separates the foreground (person) from the background (other junk). I’m going to…

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Orangemonkie makes your Etsy and eBay photos less crap

By Haje Jan Kamps As any Etsy seller will tell you, photography is up there with the top most important parts of your sales listing. And yet, there’s a load of sellers who are great at making doo-dahs, but who post photos that are, frankly, embarrassing. Orangemonkie fixes that with smart and easy-to-use lightboxes and…

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Pharma hackers create a DIY EpiPen, the EpiPencil

By John Biggs The EpiPen, a spring-loaded device full epinephrine, of has entered the pantheon of modern pharmaceutical chicanery of late after its maker raised its price to $600 a unit. Now, however, you can make your own EpiPencil for about $30. The EpiPencil is a project by the Four Thieves Vinegar Collective, a group…

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Apple is in talks with McLaren for a potential acquisition, report says

By Romain Dillet Apple, the tech company, is negotiating with McLaren, the car manufacturer, according to the Financial Times. Yes, you’ve read that correctly. These negotiations have been ongoing for months and could lead to an acquisition, or at least a strategic investment. More precisely, Apple is talking with McLaren Technology Group, the parent company…

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To make good VR, you need good VR content. Z Cam is eager to help

By Haje Jan Kamps Z Cam just launched its S1 camera. Aimed at the VR crowd, it captures four perfectly synchronized 4K streams for high-end 360 video recording. The company is gunning for GoPro’s $15k Odyssey rig. Z Cam’s team claims that its sleek four-eyed beast can match Odyssey’s video quality at a tenth of…

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With Kúla Bebe, any smartphone is a 3D camera

By Haje Jan Kamps If you spotted the iPhone 7 Plus launch and hung your head in sadness because the dual lenses weren’t for 3D photography, Kúla’s new Bebe might be the solution you’re looking for. The product splits your lens in half, taking a photo from two different angles at once, turning it into…

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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Was Selling Better Than The Galaxy Note 5 Prior To The Recall

The sales of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 were better than the Galaxy Note 5 before the recall. Analysts have lowered the sales forecast of the Samsung phablet. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

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HTC Ocean Smartphone And Sense Touch Shows New Way Of Interacting Via Touch-Sensitive Frame

A video of an unannounced HTC smartphone and new feature called Sense Touch was published by an HTC designer. The handset and its feature are supposedly only concepts but show what HTC may have up its sleeve in the future. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

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BlackBerry DTEK60 Specs Leaked: Fingerprint Scanner, Snapdragon 820 Processor And More

Leaked specs of the BlackBerry DTEK60 suggest that the handset could have a fingerprint scanner, 4 GB of RAM and more. The DTEK60 will be an Android smartphone, likely the successor of the DTEK50. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

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Lenovo Yoga Book Now Available For Preorders In US, Price Starts At $499.99

Lenovo Yoga Book tablets are now available for preorder in the United States. The Android variant has a price tag of $499.99 while the Windows model costs $549.99. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

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Moto Z Play And Moto Z Unlocked Variants Now Available For Preorder In The US

The unlocked models of the Moto Z and Moto Z Play are now available for preorder in the United States and will set consumers back by $699.99 and $449.99, respectively. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Replacement Units Violate Android Compatibility Rules, New Green Battery Icon in Conflict with Android CDD

Samsung announced that its new Galaxy Note 7 units will sport a green battery icon, which helps distinguish them from the old batch with battery cell issues. However, the new battery icon is in violation of Android compatibility rules. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

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