Author: Randall

Google Maps now highlights photos of restaurants’ most popular dishes

[ad_1] As spotted by Taylor Wimberley on Twitter and confirmed by several other users, the update adds a new tab to the Menu page on a restaurant’s Maps listing called Popular Dishes: When did Google Maps get these crowd sourced menu pics? So valuable! pic.twitter.com/hOUOIIfbj9 — Taylor Wimberly (@wimbet) May 3, 2019 The new feature […]

Toyota’s 2020 Prius Prime arrives with CarPlay and Alexa

[ad_1] The Prius Prime delivers 25 miles or all-electric range, enough for many folks to never burn gas during their daily commutes. If you do need to take it on a road trip, you’ll get 54 mpg combined fuel economy, making it one of the most economical cars on the road. Other new features include […]

Google Pixel 3a XL spotted at Best Buy ahead of launch

[ad_1] We’ve already seen images of the Pixel 3a in its notch-free, single rear camera glory (above). We also know that the 5.6-inch Pixel 3a and 6-inch 3a XL will likely have 2,160 x 1,080 and 2,220 x 1,080 displays and Snapdragon 670 and 710 processors, respectively, along with 4GB of RAM and the same […]

Tesla adds Lane Departure Avoidance that works when Autopilot is off

[ad_1] Now, it adds Lane Departure Avoidance, which expands the warning system with corrective steering that guides their car back if the system detects it’s leaving without the turn signal activated. As this is for use without Autopilot enabled, if the driver doesn’t have their hands on the wheel then it will send various alerts […]

‘World War Z’ updates to add horde mode and a new zombie

[ad_1] By July, players should be skilled enough to handle a new weekly challenge, new cosmetics and other items. But other updates are in the works. Saber Interactive is working on features like a wave-based survival mode, the ability to join private lobbies and the option of switching classes during PvPvZ (Player vs. Player vs. […]

Bioengineers 3D print complex vascular networks

[ad_1] For decades, one of the challenges in replicating human tissues has been figuring out a way to get nutrients and oxygen into the tissue and how to remove waste. Our bodies use vascular networks to do this, but it’s been hard to recreate those in soft, artificial materials. This new tool overcomes those challenges […]

Changes are ‘going to happen’

[ad_1] That the internet had an uneasy reaction to our first look at the upcoming Sonic the Hedgehog live action movie isn’t surprising, but the absolute horror induced by some elements of the furry hero’s design have not gone unnoticed. This afternoon director Jeff Fowler tweeted “The message is loud and clear… you aren’t happy […]

Google manually reviewed a million suspected terrorist videos on YouTube

[ad_1] Google shared these numbers with a US House panel today. The company also said it has more than 10,000 people working on content review, and it spends hundreds of millions of dollars on those efforts annually. Google, Facebook, Twitter and Microsoft have been asked to reveal their counter terrorism budgets, but putting a number […]

Tinder wants to help you find a Bonnaroo boo

[ad_1] In a finding that will surprise no one, Tinder says that activity on the app typically skyrockets during musical festivals. During the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival last year, usage of Tinder increased by 300 times in Manchester, TN (the region where the festival is held) compared to the previous month. We’ve seen this […]