
Sony has revealed new smartphones that can created detailed 3D scans of almost any object using the phone's camera. The company said the innovation was possible thanks to the power of the processor in its latest handsets.
Thursday, 31 August 2017
Sony phone app takes 3D clone snaps
Wednesday, 30 August 2017
Giant spambot scooped up 711 million email addresses
Monday, 28 August 2017
Sarahah: Our experience with this app
Back in primary and secondary school, when an admirer, (or adversary) lacked the courage to openly say what they thought about you, they wrote it on the washroom walls, where you, and the entire school, could read it.OUTLET FOR DISGRUNTLED EMPLOYEES
In there, in private, they would fungua roho, (speak their mind) with abandon, leaving the recipient to figure out who the sender was. Woe unto you if the faceless admirer/adversary, left a shaming or abusive message because you would become the schools laughing stock. Fast forward to today, there is now a more sophisticated way to do just that: send messages anonymously; the channel is an app called Sarahah, which has been the talk of town lately.
Thursday, 24 August 2017
Uber drama fails to hurt its business, figures suggest
Figures published by news website Axios (which the BBC has confirmed are accurate) show the ride-sharing company's revenues are increasing, its losses are narrowing, and global bookings are up 150% on this time last year. It means the most talked-about company in Silicon Valley has been apparently unscathed by the unprecedented series of scandals that have engulfed the company in 2017. Uber posted revenue of $1.75bn in the three months to June, with losses dropping by 9% in the same period, to the still staggering figure of $645m.
Monday, 21 August 2017
China's Great Wall eyes Fiat Chrysler bid
Saturday, 19 August 2017
HERE'S WHAT REVIEWERS THINK OF ANDY RUBIN'S ANDROID DEVICE, THE ESSENTIAL PHONE
TheEssential Phoneis the first phone spearheaded by Androidco-creator Andy Rubin, and its shipping next week. Our review is pending, but heres what the rest of the tech press are saying.
Gorgeous, but a fingerprint magnet
Reviewers swooned for the Essential Phones design, which they characterize as truly beautiful and unique.The Verge writesthat its the most appealing of any phone [this] year, andCNET calls itgo rgeous.
The Essential Phones titanium body and ceramic back is sturdy without feeling unwieldy, according to some reviewers. Others werent taken with its glossiness Business Insiderwrites that its practically begging for scratches and fingerprint smudges.