Tuesday, September 13, 2016

Alcatel's Vision VR headset doesn't need a phone or a PC and other top stories.

  • Alcatel's Vision VR headset doesn't need a phone or a PC

    Broadly speaking, there are two types of virtual reality headset in the world: the high-powered, PC connected ones like the Vive and the Rift, and the ones that are run by a phone. The new Alcatel Vision, however, is neither. We took the standalone headset for a spin at IFA 2016. What Alcatel has done is stuff smartphone-like components into the body of the Vision, so there's no extra device needed. Presumably it's a trick Samsung could do if it wanted to, but for the time being it's happy to s..
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  • Samsung Will Replace, Refund Or Repair All Galaxy Note7s In Australia

    Samsung Will Replace, Refund Or Repair All Galaxy Note7s In Australia
    As part of Samsung’s just-announced worldwide recall affecting over a million Galaxy Note7 smartphones, every owner of a Note7 in Australia — even if they bought the phone overseas or online — will be contacted proactively to arrange their choice of a replacement phone, a full refund, or an expert repair. No battery fire incidents have been reported in Australia, but the company is taking unprecedented steps to address any potential issue to keep customers happy. It’s Official: Samsung Recalls ..
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  • Yuneec Breeze 4K selfie drone first-impressions

    Yuneec Breeze 4K selfie drone first-impressions
    The Yuneec Breeze isn't something we necessarily expected to see flying around Berlin this week at IFA 2016. But here it is, a drone made for taking photos of and video recording us out and about, the photos ringing in at 13-megapixels large and the video able to be recorded at 4K. The drone itself doesn't look like the safest for us to, for example, get our fingers jammed up into - but the Yuneec representatives here assure us that their "Safe Flying" measures will keep flight safer than most...
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  • iPhone 7 launch: Why the phone will be the least important thing at Apple's biggest event of the year

    iPhone 7 launch: Why the phone will be the least important thing at Apple's biggest event of the year
    Apple is about to launch the iPhone 7. And a lot more. The company is about to hold its biggest event of the year, where it shows off the newest version of its handset. The new phone will be extra important this year – coming as iPhone sales start to slump - and is expected to introduce new camera technologies as well as getting a huge speed bump. But despite all the hype, coverage and excitement that will surround that phone, it might not really be the most important thing that will be announc..
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  • Hands-on with the Samsung Gear S3

    Hands-on with the Samsung Gear S3
    Samsung has been leading the way in smartwatches since 2013, when the Korean firm kickstarted the current rush for the devices when they unveiled the first Galaxy Gear. Three years and multiple generations later, the tech giant has once again used IFA to show off its latest piece of wrist wear, the Gear S3. The big changes compared to last year’s S2 are predominately around design; the Gear S3 is bigger, with a slightly larger always-on display, and it also comes in a chunkier ‘frontier’ design ..
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  • Good news Forza fans, you'll be playing a Horizon 3 demo next week

    Good news Forza fans, you'll be playing a Horizon 3 demo next week
    A Forza Horizon 3 demo will be coming to Xbox One and Windows 10 next week, Playground Games creative director Ralph Fulton has confirmed to TrustedReviews. With the game set to launch on September 27, players will be able to race across the ...
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  • IFA 2016: Plex live TV recording comes to Australia

    IFA 2016: Plex live TV recording comes to Australia
    Aussies can stream TV recordings to practically any device around their home, or across the internet, after media server giant Plex added access the Australia's free-to-air program guide.Going right back to the launch on Windows XP Media Centre in 2002, Australians have been screwed when it comes to services which require access to the program guide – because the local free-to-air networks refused to play ball. The Nine Network even dragged third-party EPG service Ice TV through the courts, wit..
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