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New YouTube TV app makes streaming service simpler

November 02, 2017

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PlayStation offers something for everyone at Paris Games Week

November 02, 2017

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World’s hottest PC game could get locked out of China

November 02, 2017

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Fire Emblem Madness: Eliminating enemies endlessly

November 02, 2017

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Amps air: Not just ear candy

October 25, 2017

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October 25, 2017

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Nokia 8: A return to form?

October 25, 2017

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‘Minecraft’ update allows player to connect across multiple devices

October 08, 2017

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Mattel scraps plan for digital assistant for kids

October 08, 2017

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Seem far smarter and worldlier than you are with Google's new devices

October 08, 2017

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Online tool makes it easy to resize images for each social media site

October 08, 2017

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Apps help college graduates with jobs, finances, housing and more

October 08, 2017

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How to prevent data loss on Android phone using a Windows 10 computer

October 08, 2017

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Google Clips: Camera with ‘new angle,’ or a return to creepy?

October 08, 2017

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Four things to know about the Apple-Qualcomm war that is silently changing your iPhone

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Japan unveils 'anti-loneliness' hugging chair

click to zoom An employee of Japan's nursing care goods maker Unicare demonstrates an easy chair for congnitively empaired persons. AFP RELAXNEWS "It makes you feel safe. Anyone can use it, but it is designed for older people," said a spokesman for UniCare, which is selling the chair, at the International Home Care and Rehabilitation Exhibition in Tokyo. Around a quarter of Japan's population is currently over the age of 65, a figure expected to rise to 40% in the coming decades. The chair is priced at 46,000 yen (419 dollars) and there is also a version adapted for wheelchair users. Alongside specialist vehicles, beds and toilets on display at the three-day show were a variety of unusual products designed to lift the spirits of older people, who increasingly live on their own. UniCare's "Life Rhythm Dolls" are programmed to remind their owners to take their medicine or go to the toilet at certain times of day. "They are comfortin...

Skydiver rescued after suffering seizure at 2,700m

The Australian skydiver who suffered a seizure being rescued. Picture of the trainee skydiver, known only as Christopher, after he suffered a seizure at more than 2,700m during a training jump. SYDNEY: An Australian skydiver suffered a seizure at more than 2,700m during a training jump and lived to tell the tale thanks to a dramatic mid-air rescue over Western Australia, according to footage published online. Nearly 2 million people had watched the video of the parachute jump as of yesterday, a day after it was posted on the internet. The trainee skydiver, known only as Christopher, suffered a seizure and lost consciousness seconds after jumping out of the plane near the town of Pinjarra in November. He was in freefall for some 30 seconds before his instructor, identified in the media as Sheldon McFarlane from the WA Skydiving Academy, soared down towards him and pulled his parachute ripcord. Christopher regained consciousness and made a controlled landing. C...

Google to acquire HTC’s Pixel smartphone division in US$1.1bil deal

TAIPEI: Alphabet Inc's Google said it would pay US$1.1bil in cash to acquire the division at Taiwan's HTC Corp that develops the US firm's Pixel smartphones, its latest push into hardware manufacturing. Google has sought to beef up its hardware capability with deals and product launches, and last year hired Rick Osterloh, a former Motorola executive, to run its hardware division. "For Google, this agreement further reinforces its commitment to smartphones and overall investment in its emerging hardware business," the search giant said in a statement. Under the deal, Google will also receive a non-exclusive license for HTC's intellectual property. The Taiwanese firm will continue to run its remaining smartphone business. But the Taiwanese firm, which once sold one in 10 smartphones globally, has seen its market share dwindle sharply due to competition from Apple Inc, Samsung Electronics Co and Chinese rivals. Its sharp decline had some a...

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