Category: Tech

YouTube TV adds NFL Network to its core lineup

[ad_1] With football season right around the corner, YouTube TV is making some significant changes to its sports coverage. Beginning today, the NFL Network is available as part of the YouTube TV base membership. Football fans will be able to watch live games, popular shows, like NFL Total Access and NFL Now, and league events, […]

‘The Division 2’ players can soon fight their way up a 100-floor building

[ad_1] The difficulty will ramp up the higher you go, and on every 10th level, you’ll enter a boss battle. Should you overcome that foe, you’ll get a reprieve. You’ll be able to start future runs at one floor higher than that (i.e. the 11th floor, the 21st and so on), so you won’t need […]

Alexa for Residential lets landlords create smart apartments

[ad_1] Amazon wants to make it easier to have a smart home without actually owning a home. Today, the company is unveiling its “Alexa for Residential” program that lets property managers add Alexa-enabled devices and experiences to rental properties.  Landlords and property managers can install Alexa devices, pre-fill info like device name, address and Wi-Fi […]

Facebook lets users transfer photos and videos to Dropbox

[ad_1] The goal, at least partially, is to keep regulators happy. Data portability is required by the EU’s GDPR privacy rules and the California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA). Increased data portability could also address some larger antitrust concerns. As Reuters notes, a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) hearing on September 22nd will examine the potential benefits […]

Burger King is designing ‘touchless’ restaurants for the COVID-19 era

[ad_1] Basically every aspect of modern life has been touched by the coronavirus pandemic, and the restaurant industry is probably one that has been most significantly affected. As such, restaurants big and small are thinking about how to make things work for customers in this new reality, and today Burger King announced plans for future […]

Nintendo will release a Super Mario Game & Watch for the holidays

[ad_1] A stripped-down version of Super Mario Bros. was released for the format in 1986, although this edition has a full-color screen and offers the full game. Or games, since as well as the NES title, you’ll also get The Lost Levels, the version of Super Mario 2 that was only released in Japan. When […]

Engadget The Morning After | Engadget

[ad_1] — Richard Intel unveils its 11th gen ‘Tiger Lake’ CPUs The company also mentioned changes to improve on-device AI processing. Despite some setbacks moving from 10nm to 7nm, Intel still promises that its SuperFin FinFET transistor process contributes the biggest speed improvement within a generation. The benefit of that boost will be seen in […]

Fujifilm unveils the ‘world’s first’ f/1.0 lens with autofocus

[ad_1] Fujifilm Unlike the manual focus Z-Noct, Fujifilm’s f/1.0 lens has an autofocus system that will make it easier to use. Fujifilm said that it’s “fast and precise… even in near darkness,” and added that manual focus is easier too thanks to a new focus ring design. Autofocus lenses with extremely low f/stops are notoriously […]

Verizon spends big in FCC auction ahead of mid-band 5G launch

[ad_1] Verizon (Engadget’s parent company) was the biggest winner in the FCC’s recently concluded auction for licenses in the 3.5 GHz band. In its announcement, the commission has revealed that Verizon placed $1.89 billion in winning bids, followed by Dish Network (under the name Wetterhorn Wireless) with total winning bids worth $912 million. The FCC […]