A new open source neurostimulator for students, researchers, and hobbyists interested in learning neuroscience will soon be available from the Crowd Supply website. Neurostimulation is the application of short electrical pulses on the surface of the skin to stimulate underlying nerves and muscles. … [Read more...] about NeuroStimDuino open source neurostimulator soon launching via Crowd Supply
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More reports of AirPods Max battery drain (Video)
Yesterday we heard reports of battery drain on the new AirPods Max, a number of owners of the device have reported the issue. Now Dan from MacRumors has experienced the problem and put together a video on more details on what appears to be happening with the battery drain on the … [Read more...] about More reports of AirPods Max battery drain (Video)
Qualcomm boosted Snapdragon 870 5G mobile platform unveiled
Qualcomm has this week unveiled it's new boosted Snapdragon 870 5G mobile platform, Which follows on from the flagship Snapdragon 865 Plus, which features an enhanced Qualcomm Kryo 585 CPU prime core clock speed of up to 3.2 GHz. While the new Snapdragon 870 is designed to deliver "increased … [Read more...] about Qualcomm boosted Snapdragon 870 5G mobile platform unveiled
eVinyl mini pocket MIDI instrument
Musician and engineer Giovanni Maltisotto has created a new pocket MIDI instrument in the form of the aptly named eVinyl mini. Equipped with for capacitive touch buttons for drums and they a full octave keyboard (but you can easily change the octave you're working on with dedicated buttons). The … [Read more...] about eVinyl mini pocket MIDI instrument
The Muppet Show arrives on Disney+ February 19th
Fans of The Muppet Show will be pleased to learn that the show will soon be available via the Disney+ streaming service next month from February 19th onwards. Offering a chancw to watch all five seasons once again. “It’s going to be great to welcome back longtime fans, and to give a new generation … [Read more...] about The Muppet Show arrives on Disney+ February 19th
New HP Chromebooks unveiled for teachers and students
Hewlett-Packard house this week introduced a range of new Chromebooks Systems specifically designed for educational applications to help "teachers and students stay connected, productive, focused, and secure whether at home, in the classroom, or a blend of both". "HP is committed to enabling … [Read more...] about New HP Chromebooks unveiled for teachers and students
Medium PC system requirements confirmed
The PC specifications for The Medium game have bEen confirmed this week by Microsoft ahead of the games official launch next week on PC and Xbox. The Medium supports both DirectX 11 and DirectX 12 and requires at least 50GB of storage space on PC. The Medium is a next-gen psychological horror game, … [Read more...] about Medium PC system requirements confirmed
New Horizon Zero Dawn PC patch released
Games developer Guerrilla has this week announce the release of a major new Horizon Zero Dawn PC patch bringing with it a wealth of fixes and performance improvements, including a tweak which saves up to 250MB of VRAM on all AMD GPUs. Other improvements include fixes for the graphics settings … [Read more...] about New Horizon Zero Dawn PC patch released
Beelink and GMK unveil new mini PC systems
Chinese PC makers Beelink and GMK have this week unveiled a new range of mini PC systems powered by Intel Core i5-8259U and Iris Plus 655, in the form of the GMK NucBox2 and Beelink SEI and Beelink GTI mini PCs. NucBox2 specifications: - Intel Core i5-8259U processor - DDR4 dual-channel RAM … [Read more...] about Beelink and GMK unveil new mini PC systems
Motorola Edge S smartphone launching 26th of January
Motorola has revealed that they will be announcing a new smartphone later this month, the Motorola Edge S. The company is holding a press event for their new Motorola Edge S on the 26th of January 2020, and we have some information on the handset's specifications. Motorola has revealed that the … [Read more...] about Motorola Edge S smartphone launching 26th of January
Ninja Theory Project: Mara diaries explain more about recreating realistic environments
In its third episode in the 'Dreadnought Developer Diaries,' the games development company Ninja Theory delves deeper into the intricate process of re-creating a realistic representation of a real-world department for inclusion in their upcoming games. The technology used to recreate certain aspects … [Read more...] about Ninja Theory Project: Mara diaries explain more about recreating realistic environments
macOS VLC Media Player now supports Apple M1 CPU
Owners of the latest Apple MacBook laptops powered by the companies new M1 processors, might be pleased to know that the VLC media player now supports the latest processes from Apple.The VLC Media Player can now be updated for macOS Updated With Native M1 support although the update is not yet … [Read more...] about macOS VLC Media Player now supports Apple M1 CPU
