Alibaba Singles Day 2019 Fact Sheet

“Our goal is to stimulate consumption demand and support lifestyle upgrade in China through new brands and products. We will enable merchants in China and around the world to grow their businesses through data-driven product innovation and consumer insights, as well as leverage our recommendation technology and content-driven user engagement to delight consumers in urban coastal cities and less-developed areas of China” – said Fan Jiang, president of Taobao and Tmall....

May 19, 2023 · 5 min · 889 words · Keith Kleckner

All New Google Chromecast With Voice Remote And Google Tv Announced

To start with, the all-new Google Chromecast features a pebble-like design with a USB-C port on one end — to charge, and an HDMI cable emerging out of the side. There is also a reset button on the back. At its core, the device runs on the Amlogic S905X2 chipset, which is a 12nm chip with four ARM Cortex-A53 cores clocked at 1.8GHz and the ARM Mali-G31 GPU for graphics processing....

May 19, 2023 · 2 min · 272 words · Heidi Fowler

Alt Tab Not Working In Windows 11 10 Fixed

However, many users have complained that the Alt Tab key sometimes doesn’t work in Windows 11/10 when playing games or running important programs. We’ve found that this problem is primarily due to incorrect or inconsistent settings that have been manually changed or created by a third-party application on your computer. Fortunately, there are a number of solutions that have helped Windows 11/10 users fix the Alt Tab not working issue, and we’ll go through them in this article....

May 19, 2023 · 5 min · 948 words · Ryan Isaac

Amazfit Cor Review This Budget Tracker Just Works

Budget Fitness Tackers have multiple use cases Budget Fitness trackers are bought for many reasons, and fitness tracking is just one of them, and it’s probably the least important one. Many want it to get notifications from apps and calls as their primary usage, while others use it for sleep tracking, and very few use it for step counting. Also, they are cheaper compared to smartwatches and high-end trackers making them an obvious choice for those who would like to have few features of expensive trackers and smartwatches....

May 19, 2023 · 5 min · 993 words · Barton Biondolillo

Ant Audio Thump 504 Review Basics With Some Thump

In design terms, the Thump 504 does not do anything exceptional or get anything wrong for that matter. You get the usual earbuds with cable and an in-line controller and mic, both of which are in a single plastic unit, and of course the 3.5 mm audio jack. The earbuds are however made of metal (aluminum alloy, to be exact), which we think is a good touch, and even better is the fact that the cable used to connect them to a device is a flat one, significantly decreasing the chances of tangling and breakage....

May 19, 2023 · 3 min · 536 words · Terri Lewis

Apple Dominates Smartphones In Q4 2020 As The Market Recovers

Smartphone sales recover after an early slowdown After a relatively quiet early part of the year, courtesy COVID, smartphone shipments returned to the growth part. Q4 2020 saw 385.9 million smartphones being shipped, up 4.3 percent from 369.9 million in Q4 2019. Mind you, the overall stats for 2020 still made for depressing reading with shipments declining 5.9 percent in 2020, going from 1372.6 million in 2019 to 1292.2 million in 2020....

May 19, 2023 · 5 min · 966 words · Jason Phillips

Asus 8Z Review Slips Into Your Skinny Jeans

The ASUS 8Z is a rare find in this market with its size and form factor. Offered as a compact flagship with little to no compromise on specs, the ASUS 8Z features a Snapdragon 888 chipset, headphone jack, and stereo speakers in a waterproof and dustproof casing. So is the ASUS 8Z a dream phone for users looking for a compact device without compromises? We’ll help you answer that question with our full review of the ASUS 8Z!...

May 19, 2023 · 8 min · 1627 words · Carlton Benfield

Aurous Lets You Stream Music Totally Free With No Ads But It S Already Being Sued

While Aurous hasn’t detailed too much how it manages to achieve this, the explanation is that it’s pulling music from a variety of third-party sources instead of negotiating with record labels and artists. I’ve downloaded the app on my Windows laptop, but unfortunately I haven’t been able to play any music, because of an annoying bug. Aurous is developed by Andrew Sampson and it uses more than 120 public APIs to collect tracks from such services as SoundCloud, YouTube, and Spotify....

May 19, 2023 · 3 min · 582 words · Martha Mcgill

Best Epub Readers For Android And Ios

Although eBooks eased logistical problems, they also caused new ones for some, due to the sheer number of choices one must now make – for instance, choosing an eReader, the format of the eBook, and even the apps to read eBooks. Fortunately, though, EPUB files are not only limited to be read on Readers, so you can enjoy them on any device, be it your computer or smartphone. Best EPUB Readers for Android and iOS EPUB (or electronic publication) is a popular eBook file format that is supported by a wide range of smartphones, tablets, computers, and eReaders....

May 19, 2023 · 10 min · 1968 words · Janice Turner

Cat S60 Smartphone With Thermal Camera And Military Standard Launched In India At Rs 64 999

Cat has literally packed the Flir’s standalone thermal camera in the S60 and the sensor will still offer the same functionalities as its standalone counterpart. Apart from producing a live thermal image, it also measures the surface temperature and has the ability to record both stills and video, albeit in VGA resolution. The thermal camera can be extensively used in rescue missions and the overall ruggedness of the phone is also expected to find appeal with a certain niche of buyers....

May 19, 2023 · 3 min · 510 words · Pauline Green

Coolpad Is The Latest Chinese Smartphone Oem To Step Into Indian Shores

We’ve already lost count of how many new Chinese companies are entering the Indian market, but it’s no wonder, as the country is somewhat close to China and India is also the world’s third largest and the fastest growing smartphone market. And even if Coolpad doesn’t ring a bell, you should know that this company was once the biggest smartphone vendor in China, but it didn’t manage to keep up with the strong and mature competition coming from other companies....

May 19, 2023 · 2 min · 218 words · Rodney Cowans

Daily App Biologic Social Networks As Human Cells Ios

Well, if you do want a slightly more zesty and lively look at your Facebook and Twitter accounts, we suggest you try out Biologic. It is currently available only for the iPad, but we hear that an Android avatar is in the works and so too is one for Windows 8. In keeping with its extremely botanic-zoological name, the app gets really cellular with your social networks. You of course start off by giving it permission to access your networks – at the moment of writing, Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn were supported....

May 19, 2023 · 2 min · 390 words · Cinda Jones

Dear Indian Telcos It S Time To Bid Goodbye To Voice Revenue

Whenever something threatens the voice revenue of AVoID (Airtel, Vodafone, Idea), they immediately have a knee-jerk reaction. I’ll list out some of the instances below. During the tenure of the telecom minister, Mr A.Raja, when several firms had got a telecom license in India at dirt cheap prices, one of their differentiating tactics was to charge on a per second basis, and this was a huge hit with customers. Following the Supreme Court ruling regarding a scam in following years, many of these operators had lost their licenses and were planning to exit India or scale down significantly....

May 19, 2023 · 12 min · 2471 words · Sandra Ebert

Dear Phone Manufacturers Stop The Dslr Camera Comparisons Please

It has been raining phone launches of late, and while most of the attention still is hogged by the design-processor-display-price quartet, a recent trend that I’ve observed in many of your events is a stress on the camera of your phones. From Samsung on the Galaxy S6 to Huawei on the Honor 6 Plus to Xiaomi on the Mi 4i (yes, yes, Hugo Barra DID talk about HDR mode), the camera suddenly has got increased importance as far as being a phone component goes....

May 19, 2023 · 6 min · 1192 words · Joseph Coyle

Don T Freak Out Google Maps Timeline Lets You Revisit The Places You Ve Been To

If you are pondering over the privacy concerns that come with the new feature, fret not. Your Timeline is truly “Yours” as it is visible only to the user and he has a full control over what to keep and what to trash. The feature is currently made available on Android and desktops. One needs to enable the location history feature with Google, which beams the user with useful tidbits like traffic information and location of your parked car....

May 19, 2023 · 2 min · 259 words · Brian Iverson

Dropbox Hacked Over 7 Million Accounts Allegedly Compromised

At Technology Personalized, we can confirm that some of the accounts were indeed real and we could authenticate to Dropbox servers with a couple of account details. Since then, Dropbox seems to be forcing the account holders to do a password change for around 1250 accounts already leaked by the hacker. Sadly, this isn’t the first time Dropbox has been hacked. The popular cloud storage service had previously introduced 2-factor authentication for improved security, and it appears not many users bothered to enable it....

May 19, 2023 · 1 min · 207 words · Cynthia Newton

Erasing Your Data From The Internet

In the movie ‘The Social Network‘, Erica Albright berates Mark Zuckerberg for making personal remarks about her on his blog and points out that the internet isn’t written with pencil, but ink. Well, technically that isn’t true either. But, yes we get the point – the lesson that we shouldn’t share things that might offend others. Today, the internet is thick with embarrassing stuff, as well as extra critical information like credit card and bank details....

May 19, 2023 · 3 min · 577 words · Horace Bucklew

Everything Will Be A Tech Product Soon

“Internet of Things” is no longer just a buzzword companies add in their briefings to accentuate their launch. It has finally begun to impact the present rather than betting on the future. It has attained a momentum which has been growing exponentially and is being constantly stretched to products which weren’t even on the technological radar a few quarters ago. Despite what you might believe, the connected age is truly upon us, and we are closer than ever to a world where everything will be a tech product....

May 19, 2023 · 3 min · 588 words · Rex Grubbs

Everything You Need To Know About The New A12 Bionic Chip

Let’s get the basics out. The Apple A12 comes with a 6-core CPU, with two performance and four efficiency cores. It is supposed to be 50% faster than the previous generation chip while being 40% more power efficient. Talking about the Neural Engine, the A12 now has 8-cores in comparison to the 2-cores on the previous generation A11 that can perform up to 5 trillion operations per second. It also has an added support for CoreML 2 which would result in performance improvements of up to 9 times while using just one-tenth of the power....

May 19, 2023 · 2 min · 253 words · Helen Evans

Google Actually Makes Money From Android Has Made Over 22 Billion In Profits

The problem lies in the fact that unlike PC-makers who pay a certain fee for Microsoft to install the latest Windows OS on their laptops, Google doesn’t charge any upfront fee for Android and at the first glance this seems to be one of the reasons Google doesn’t make any money out of Android. That being said, Google has been receiving a constant stream of traffic from the search bars cooked in to Android, but again that wouldn’t necessary move the needle when it comes to revenues....

May 19, 2023 · 2 min · 385 words · Bryan Moreno