Win OnePlus Goodies and Accessories at the New Experience Stores in Bengaluru, Mumbai and Kolkata

At the time of the OnePlus 6’s launch in India, the Chinese manufacturer had announced that it willopen multiple new Experience Storesacross major cities in the country. Now, the promise is coming to fruition and the company has now announced that itwill be opening three new offline retail stores on July 28. Bangalore, Mumbai, and Kolkata will be the three cities where these stores will be opened. With this, OnePlus has also announced special early-bird offers for customers while thefirst 100 customers will also get free merchandiseincluding a Marvel Iron Man Case as well as a free OnePlus-branded T-shirt....

July 23, 2018 · 2 min · 301 words · Loretta Elliott

Xiaomi Hires Former Lenovo-Motorola Executive to Lead Mi TV Business

Expanding its plans to make deeper inroads into the highly competitive Indian TV market, Xiaomi today announced that it has appointed Eshwar Chandrasekaran, former head of online business, Lenovo-Motorola, to lead its Mi TV business in the country. “Excited that Eshwar has joined @XiaomiIndia! He will be leading our #MiTV business,” Manu Jain, Vice President, Xiaomi, and Managing Director, Xiaomi India, tweeted. “Eshwar was heading online sales for Lenovo+Motorola, prior to joining #Xiaomi,” Jain added....

July 23, 2018 · 2 min · 250 words · Tyler Savage

YouTube Now Has 1.9 Billion Monthly Active Users, 180 Million Hours Streamed Daily

Over 1.9 billion users are logging into Google-owned YouTube each month and on average, users now watch over 180 million hours ofYouTubeon TV screens every day, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki has said. “Our overall interactions, such as likes, commentsandchats, grew by more than 60percentyear over year. More and more creators are building their businesses and discovering that they can shape the global conversation with just a phone and an Internet connection,”Wojcicki said in a mid-year update over the weekend....

July 23, 2018 · 2 min · 405 words · Kimberly Hall

Emojiland is a Broadway Musical Which Questions the Meaning of Life (of Emoji)

Emoji have become acritical part of our conversationsso much so that despite their distant looks, it is easy to personify them. The Emoji Movie was a sheer and unapologetic example of this, but if you thought that’s the farthest human imagination could possibly go to, you should know about aBroadway musical around the lives of emojiwhich is being staged as part of the New York Musical Festival. “Emojiland” is the aptly named Broadway musical which speaks volumes about the emoji personalities, and theexistential crisis they suffer from....

July 22, 2018 · 2 min · 386 words · David Elliott

Google Translate Converts Gibberish Into Meaningful But Scary Responses

For the past two years, Google Translate has been using machine learning to provide more accurate translations. But the algorithm is now attempting to translate phrases or even random combination of words that do not make any sense into meaningful, and somewhat scary messages. The flaw caughtMotherboard‘s eye, which reports thatGoogle Translate is converting nonsensical words into well-structured sentences. Some examples include multiple repetitions of words like “dog” and “ag” which Google Translate recognizes as coming from certain foreign languages....

July 22, 2018 · 2 min · 308 words · Zachary Smith

NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Aims To Swoop Closest To The Sun

NASA has achieved many amazing feats over the past few decades, exploring space and stepping foot on the moon. However, the biggest star of our solar system, the Sun, has been largely unexplored and the space agency now intends to get as close as possible to this ball of heat. NASA is currently prepping to send a probe,dubbed the Parker Solar Probe, closer to the Sun than any other man-made spacecraft has ever travelled....

July 22, 2018 · 2 min · 378 words · Zachary Jackson

Neil Armstrong’s Personal Belongings to be Set up for Auction

With his first step on the surface of the moon, Neil Armstrong kindled a new hope for space exploration (and also set the stage for one of thebiggest controversiesin the history of humankind). But for enthusiasts of space exploration and fans of the astronaut, hispersonal belongings will be set up for an auction, marking the 49th anniversary of first human step on the moon. The items in the collection include the U....

July 22, 2018 · 1 min · 204 words · Alan Williamson

PlayStation Discount Fest: 10 Best Deals on PlayStation 4 Games

The PlayStation 4 is Sony’s latest gaming console, so scoring PS4 games at a discounted price point can be a tough task. However, if you’ve been looking to buy some PS4 games in your wishlist, right now is the right time to head to the PlayStation Store, where some of the most acclaimed and popular games are available at hefty discounts. We bring you 10 of the best deals on the PS4 games you can score on the PlayStation Store that are worth every penny....

July 22, 2018 · 4 min · 698 words · Jennifer Conrad

When in Rome Is the First Board Game for Amazon Alexa

Back in the day, playing games would often refer to board games in general. However, with the modern-day technology, a lot of people have been missing out on the concept. Well, with Alexa, you will finally be able to experience board games with a cool spin to them. Sensible Object has debuted its new game,When in Rome,which is a family board game that pits two teams against each other in a race to travel the world....

July 22, 2018 · 2 min · 338 words · Mr. James Swanson

You Can Now Finally Edit Tweets With This Extension; But It’s Broken

If you’re a regular Twitter user, you must have been faced with typos and that’s annoying because there’s no way to edit tweets on the platform. And there has never been one. Users have been begging Twitter’s chiefs to bring the edit feature for several years, but in vain. However, there’s now a developer who identifies with our daily pains andhas built a Chrome extension to put an end to our embarrassing typosand endless deleted tweets....

July 22, 2018 · 3 min · 437 words · Mr. Cameron Moore

After Cambridge Analytica, Facebook Suspends Another Analytics Firm

After facing investigations into user data usage,Facebook is reportedly scrutinizing Crimson Hexagon, a Boston-based analytics firm over its contracts with government agencies. As per the report,apps from the firm Crimson Hexagon have been suspended from Facebook and Instagramwhile Facebook investigates whether the firm may have violated any of its developer policies. Prior to the suspension,the apps would pull public user data from social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram in order to get aggregate insights into consumer behavior....

July 21, 2018 · 2 min · 304 words · Katelyn Park

Alleged Live Images of the Galaxy Note 9 Leaked; Flaunts a Familiar Design

Samsung’s next Note-series flagship, the Galaxy Note 9, is all set to beunveiledon August 9, but just a few weeks before its official announcement, alleged live images of the Galaxy Note 9 have been leaked. The Galaxy Note 9’s live images were shared by a tipster with the usernamelajotatechon Instagram, and they show the design of the upcoming Note flagship from the rear as well as the front side. The Galaxy Note 9’s leaked live images show the device sporting a familiar dual glass design with curved edges, a dual rear camera set-up and a fingerprint sensor placed below it....

July 21, 2018 · 2 min · 319 words · Valerie Solis

Apple Might Take Legal Action Against TRAI Over Threat of iPhone Deactivation

Apple’s battle with the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) is taking a serious turn and might end up in a court soon, as the company is reportedly contemplating legal action against TRAI over the mandatory installation of an anti-spam app. TRAI wants Apple to list a DND app on the App Store which allows users to report spam calls and messages, but Apple has refused to do so on the grounds of privacy....

July 21, 2018 · 2 min · 318 words · Victoria Price