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iPhone 12 On 5G Found To Be A Massive Battery Drain

Wed, 21 Oct 2020 11:38:00 GMT

When LTE was first released, one of the issues people had was with battery life where unsurprisingly, it drained battery faster than 3G. Eventually battery tech improved and for the most part, we got used to it. It looks like that cycle is repeating itself with the iPhone 12 and with its use of 5G connectivity.

According to a recent battery test run by Tom’s Guide, to no one’s surprise, using 5G on the iPhone 12 proved to be a massive battery drain. Based on their tests, using 5G on the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro resulted in 2 hours less battery life compared to using 4G. On the iPhone 12, the phone lasted for about 8 hours 25 minutes on 5G, and 10 hours and 23 minutes on 4G.

The iPhone 12 Pro fared a bit better, with 9 hours 6 minutes on 5G, and 11 hours 24 minutes on 4G. To give you some context, the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro, both of which only support 4G, lasted about 11 hours 16 minutes and 10 hours and 24 minutes respectively, the latter of which is rather strange.

As for the Android competition, battery life seems to be better on 5G either and they found that the Samsung Galaxy S20, S20 Plus, and the OnePlus 8T lasted about 9 hours 31 minutes, 10 hours 31 minutes, and 10 hours 49 minutes respectively.

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Verizon And Nokia Team Up For Private 5G Networks For Businesses

Wed, 21 Oct 2020 09:25:30 GMT

A lot of businesses still largely rely on WiFi for communications and connectivity. However, the problem with WiFi is that it can be affected by things like range, where if you walk from one end of an area to another, you might lose coverage. This is versus cellular connectivity where the signal strength is stronger.

This is why it doesn’t come as a surprise to learn that Verizon will be teaming up with Nokia to help build private 5G networks aimed at enterprises. According to Verizon, “A private 5G network is a self-contained network whose components all reside in a single facility, consisting of micro towers and small cells and connects to an organization’s Local Area Network (LAN) and enterprise applications. It will utilize Nokia’s Digital Automation Cloud, a private wireless network solution with automation enablers that will allow for application deployment through a web-based interface.”

What’s interesting about this announcement is that it was previously mentioned that the deployment of 5G could result in businesses switching from WiFi to 5G. Like we said, coverage is one of the advantages of cellular networks, plus with the speeds offered by 5G, it could really change the way businesses use the internet.

Some companies have already stated that they plan to eventually replace their WiFi networks with 5G, while others are looking into possibly using 5G to perhaps improve on their operations and accomplish things that might not have been possible before.

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Amazon Luna Early Access Launched For iOS, Mac Gamers

Wed, 21 Oct 2020 09:24:33 GMT

Back in September, Amazon announced Luna. In case you missed the announcement, Luna is Amazon’s new game streaming service. With there being so many game streaming services in the market today, will Amazon’s Luna be able to compete and maybe even lead the pack? The good news for iOS and macOS gamers, you’ll be able to find out.

Amazon has announced that iOS and macOS gamers, along with Fire TV and PC gamers, will be able to get first crack at Luna through an early access launch. Amazon has started to send out invites to those who applied to take part in the early access, so if you’re lucky enough to have received one, you’ll be able to take the service for a spin.

The company notes that the initial round of invites will be small, but they are planning on including more users in the future, so you’ll just have to wait and hope your time comes, if not you’ll have no other choice but to wait for the service to go live. Android users are out of luck on this front as Amazon states that early access for Android will come later.

For those who have yet to request for an invite, it seems that Amazon is still accepting applications on its Luna website, so head on over to sign up for it.

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Apple Removes Its TV Remote App From The App Store

Wed, 21 Oct 2020 08:20:54 GMT

The Apple TV comes with a physical remote controller that lets users control the TV with it, but users also had the option of using the Apple-developed Remote app as an alternative. It turns out that that will no longer be the case as the company has since removed the Remote app from the App Store.

It might sound like a bad move on Apple’s part, but it should be noted that Apple has actually built-in a Remote feature into the Control Center in iOS. Presumably the inclusion of Remote in the Control Center means that having an app would be redundant, plus having it already available on iPhones means users won’t need to go hunting for the app.

However, it’s still hardly a perfect scenario. According to users, the Remote feature in Control Center seems to pale in comparison compared to the dedicated app. Some claim that it just doesn’t work until the Remote app has been launched first, while others point out that there are several features missing from the Control Center version compared to the dedicated app.

Obviously ideally you would use the physical remote, but it’s always nice to have options. In any case, if you have already downloaded the app, you might still be able to keep using it with your Apple TV, but if you haven’t, then you’re out of luck.

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Regulatory Filing Reveals Smaller Battery For The iPhone 12 Pro Max

Wed, 21 Oct 2020 08:20:03 GMT

When the iPhone 12 was first announced, one thing that was conspicuously missing from Apple’s announcement was battery life. The company typically makes some kind of comment or statement regarding battery life and the improvements its made over the previous generation, but for the iPhone 12, Apple kept mum.

It turns out it is because there’s really nothing to talk about. In fact, saying anything could actually make it worse for Apple. This is because according to a recent sighting at TENAA, China’s version of the FCC, a filing with the agency has revealed the battery size of the iPhone 12 Pro Max to be 3,687mAh.

This is very, very disappointing especially when you consider the gains that Apple made with the iPhone 11 Pro Max, which comes with a 3,969mAh battery. Given that the iPhone’s battery life is something that many make fun of, a difference of 300mAh is actually a pretty big deal and could see the iPhone 12 Pro Max last shorter than the iPhone 11 Pro Max, especially given its larger display and new hardware features.

We’re not sure why Apple used a smaller battery, but perhaps it could be due to the new design that some are saying is actually thinner than its predecessor. Either way, it’s something to think about if you’re planning on picking up the phone.

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Forget Meat, Impossible Foods Wants To Create Plant-Based Milk That’s Like The Real Thing

Wed, 21 Oct 2020 08:19:14 GMT

There is an argument that by eating a plant-based diet, it could actually be better for the environment and more sustainable than eating meat. Of course, the reason behind why some people eat meat is for the taste and texture that would be hard, if not impossible, for plants to replicate.

However, companies like Impossible Foods have come pretty close and while there is still a bit of a difference, many reviews have found that it comes damn close to the real thing. However, the company is now looking to expand their offerings by turning their sights to milk, where they want to try and create plant-based milk that’s like the real deal.

Now, there are already several variations of milk that act as substitutes to animal milk, such as soy milk and almond milk. However, in terms of taste and texture, it’s not the same, but Impossible Foods believes that they are close to achieving that. During a press conference, the company showed off what they’ve developed so far which they claim is just as creamy as animal milk, but looks like it, and tastes the same.

They even say that it can be used for hot beverages like coffee or tea where it will not curdle unlike other plant-based milk. The company’s milk product is still in development and it is unclear when it will be available for the consumer market.

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Cyberpunk 2077 Uses AI To Help Characters Lip Sync Dialogue More Believably

Wed, 21 Oct 2020 02:04:40 GMT

The problem with video games is that while the graphics might look realistic and insanely detailed, there are certain things that could still stand to be improved upon, such as character dialogue where for the most part, the way characters speak doesn’t necessarily match the voice acting.

However, it appears that CD Projekt Red is certainly sparing no expense with Cyberpunk 2077, going as far as using AI to help characters in the game lip sync dialogue more realistically. While animators might be able to achieve accurate lip synching during cutscenes or cinematics, it would be almost impossible to do it throughout the entire game without having to motion capture every single character, or at least it wouldn’t be very efficient.

This video is a really nice glimpse into the generated facial animation tech by @JALIResearch in #Cyberpunk2077.
For our scenes, our animation and cinematic teams of course put great artist-driven work on top of that for the results you see ingame.https://t.co/2mPSb4C1S0 pic.twitter.com/VCWxf0N2np

— Philipp Weber (@PhiWeber) October 20, 2020

This is why the developers turned to the use of AI that would allow every character in the game to have realistic lip synching and facial animation to match. The developers are even going a step further by introducing support for as many as 10 languages, given that some of the characters in the game speak multiple languages.

This means that the way the character’s lips move when speaking one language will change when they speak another. You can check out the demo of the AI in the video above to get an idea of what you can expect.

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Facebook Wants To Use AI To Help Forecast Spread Of The Coronavirus

Wed, 21 Oct 2020 02:03:56 GMT

Unless continuous testing of people is being done, it’s hard to predict where a COVID-19 cluster can popup. This is because of the virus’ incubation time which is said to be around 14 days, meaning that anyone could be walking around for two weeks while being infected without necessarily knowing about it.

However, Facebook thinks that they might be able to help by using AI to help forecast the spread of the virus. According to the company, “COVID-19 has advanced rapidly and unpredictably, stifling reopening plans in some states and introducing new hotspots in others.”

“This potential for resurgence underscores the need for better understanding of the disease’s progression geographically. Building on our commitment to help keep people safe and informed about the virus, we are publishing new AI-powered forecasts that predict the spread of COVID-19 across the entire United States at the county level.”

By using AI to forecast the spread, Facebook is hoping that maybe it can give places time to prepare themselves and put measures into place to deal with it if and when it happens. For now, this AI tool will be used in the US. We’re not sure if there are plans to eventually expand this feature to other parts of the world that are similarly dealing with outbreaks of their own, but it will be interesting to see how this pans out.

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Parallels On Chromebook Lets You Run Windows 10

Wed, 21 Oct 2020 02:02:54 GMT

Google’s Chrome OS is a relatively lightweight operating system that’s perfect for getting some work done, but there are instances when you might require more powerful apps or tools that are only available on other operating systems like Windows. Instead of buying a separate computer, how about using software instead?

The folks at Parallels have announced that their virtualization software is now available for Chromebooks. What this means is that users with Chromebooks who might need to run Windows can do so. For those unfamiliar, Parallels is a pretty popular piece of software used by Mac users who need to run Windows on their Mac computers.

Unlike other solutions that involve dual booting, Parallels can run within the operating system itself, meaning that users can switch back and forth between both operating systems quickly and easily. However, we should note that for now, Parallels Desktop for Chromebooks will only be available on devices that are managed by an Enterprise account.

For non-Enterprise users, you would be out of luck for now, but hopefully there will be a non-Enterprise version in the future. Also, take note that Parallels only offers the software you need to run Windows, and you will need your own copy and a valid license of Windows to complete the entire setup. Parallels Desktop for Chromebook Enterprise is priced at $70 annually per user, and that’s not including the cost of a Windows 10 license.

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Apple Kills Workaround That Lets You Stream Stadia Games Onto The iPhone

Wed, 21 Oct 2020 01:03:13 GMT

While Google’s Android devices are more than capable of streaming Stadia games, the feature isn’t available to iOS devices yet. Recently, there was a workaround that involved the use of a third-party browser that allowed users to stream Stadia games onto the iPhone, but it looks like that will no longer work.

In a confirmation to Vice, the app’s developer Zach Knox has confirmed that his app, dubbed Stadium, has been removed from the App Store. According to Knox, “I’m not resentful at app review [Apple’s board for reviewing apps] for this decision. I’m obviously disappointed, and may not agree with their reasoning, but I get it. They spent 3 weeks on it so obviously had some internal discussion on the matter. This isn’t some #FreeStadium tirade on my part.”

Knox had previously expressed some concern at the possibility of his app being removed, although he did seem cautiously optimistic that it might not. “I suppose I’m a little concerned about the app being taken down, but I don’t see any reason for them to. It’s just a web browser with a weird address bar.”

That being said, we can understand the reasons why. Apple has relaxed its App Store’s rules a bit and is allowing game streaming services, but only if it meets certain requirements that still feel a bit restrictive. We had previously heard that Microsoft could actually be working on a browser workaround for its Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for iOS devices, but given this removal, we have to wonder if this could affect Microsoft’s plans as well.

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Mophie Unveils A 4-In-1 Wireless Charging Mat

Wed, 21 Oct 2020 01:02:20 GMT

A lot of our devices are headed down the wireless charging route these days, and as such, finding a mat large enough to charge multiple devices at once is a good thing. In fact, if you’re after such a device, you might be interested to learn that Mophie has since taken the wraps off its new 4-in-1 Wireless Charging Mat.

As you can tell from the photo above, this is a charging mat that is capable of charging multiple wireless charging devices at the same time. On the mat itself, it appears that there is space for at least three devices like smartphones or wireless earbuds (assuming their cases support wireless charging).

Then there is also the addition of a charging stand designed for the Apple Watch in mind, so for non-Apple Watch users, this might not be quite as useful. However, if you don’t own an Apple Watch, you can remove the Apple Watch charger and use its USB-A port to plug in a regular charging cable that you can use to charge other devices through a wired connection.

The Mophie 4-in-1 Wireless Charging Mat isn’t exactly cheap at $150, but if you’re looking for an elegant wireless charging solution that you can take with you on your travels so that you don’t have to deal with multiple plugs or cables, then this could be worth checking out.

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YouTube Will Finally Let You Set The Default Video Quality

Wed, 21 Oct 2020 01:01:35 GMT

Image credit – Android Police

YouTube is smart in the sense that it can detect your internet connection and based on that, it will automatically adjust your video quality to ensure that your stream does not get interrupted. However, we get that some users don’t actually enjoy this feature as they might want to set a higher quality setting by default, or a lower quality setting by default.

The good news for those who actually might want this feature is that it appears that the YouTube mobile app is now giving users the option of choosing their default video quality setting. YouTube is making it easier for users to understand the differences too by removing numbers like 480, 720, 1080, and so on, which might not be familiar to some users.

Instead, the company is giving users the option of choosing from a “data saver” option which streams between 144p to 480p, or a “higher picture quality” option that streams 720p or above, although we’re not sure if users can set it so that it only streams 1080p or if it automatically chooses 720p or better.

Users can also choose different settings depending on their connection, for example if they’re on cellular data, they can choose to automatically set all videos to stream in “data saver” mode, or if they’re on WiFi, they can opt to have it stream at higher quality by default.

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DJI Pocket 2 Camera Officially Launched

Wed, 21 Oct 2020 00:01:41 GMT

It appears that DJI has been on a roll these past couple of months with regards to gimbals. The company first launched a new Osmo Mobile 4 gimbal back in August, and then earlier this month, they launched their new Ronin gimbals designed for larger cameras. Now they’re back with their latest gimbal, the DJI Pocket 2.

The Pocket 2 is the successor to the original Pocket, but unlike the Osmo Mobile or Ronin series, the Pocket series actually comes with a built-in camera. This is a tiny camera that comes on a gimbal of its own, with the idea being that this is more like an all-in-one solution for those who don’t want to use their phones or want a more pocketable device.

The Pocket 2 will come with a 64MP 1/1.7-inch CMOS sensor with 8x zoom, the ability to record 4K video at 60fps, 3-axis gimbal stabilization, a quad microphone setup with stereo effect, and also features like TrackTrack 3.0 and a hybrid AF. There is also a very tiny built-in display that will give you a preview of what you’re recording.

That being said, the DJI Pocket 2 doesn’t necessarily come cheap. It is priced at $349 which makes it about twice as expensive as the Osmo Mobile 4, but if you want a more convenient solution rather than fiddle around with smartphones or DSLRs, then maybe this could be the device for you.

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Google’s AI-Based Print Subscription Services Are Back

Wed, 21 Oct 2020 00:00:59 GMT

Earlier this year, Google introduced a new subscription service that for a monthly fee, they would use AI to curate some of your best photos and prints physical copies for you. It sounded like a novelty so it didn’t really come as a surprise when back in June, Google announced that they would be shutting it down.

It turns out that Google still thinks it’s a viable idea because fast forward to today, Google has since brought the service back, although now it will cost you slightly less. Previously, Google charged customers $8 a month to take advantage of the service, but now it will only cost subscribers $6.99 a month.

For the most part, the service remains the same, where every month, Google will rely on the use of AI to help you find some of your “best” photos that it thinks you might want to keep in physical form. It then prints out a set of those photos and sends it to you. Users also have the option of putting together photo books and pick them up from places like Walmart or CVS.

With the service relaunching, Google has also added Walgreens to its same-day printing service pickup location, with Google claiming that this effectively nearly doubles the total number of stores that you can pickup your photos from. It is still a novel service to subscribe to, but if you like physical prints, then this could be worth checking out.

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iOS 14.1 Released With A Ton Of Bug Fixes

Wed, 21 Oct 2020 00:00:03 GMT

If you’ve updated to iOS 14 and you’re experiencing some issues with the update and find that certain things are bugging out here and there, then you’ll be pleased to learn that Apple has since released iOS 14.1. This is the latest update to the operating system that comes with a host of bug fixes.

According to Apple, some of the bug fixes included are for widgets where dragging them around could accidentally remove apps from folders. There are also bug fixes that addresses some issues with the Mail app, the Phone app, along with zoomed display mode, being unable to download or add songs to your library, and so on.

In addition to bug fixes, iOS 14.1 also introduces support for 10-bit HDR video playback on devices like the iPhone 8 and later, and also improves on compatibility with Ubiquiti wireless access points. So if you have been having some issues after the update to iOS 14, hopefully this update will address some of them.

Apple is also working on iOS 14.2 and has already seeded the beta to developers and public beta testers, so if the fix you’ve been hoping for isn’t in iOS 14.1, hopefully it’ll be coming in iOS 14.2. The update is already live so you should be able to download it already.

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Google Has Discontinued Its Nest Secure Device

Tue, 20 Oct 2020 11:31:38 GMT

Several years ago, Google introduced the Nest Secure. For those unfamiliar, the Nest Secure is an alarm system that actually fits in rather nicely with the company’s Nest series of smart home devices. It was also Google’s only Nest alarm system that they had not bothered to update for the past few years.

Unfortunately, if you were hoping to see a new model, you will be disappointed to learn that will not be happening. In fact, Google seems to have discontinued the model outright. The Nest Secure is now listed as being “No Longer Available”, although if you still want to get your hands on it, it appears to still be available through third-party retailers, but we imagine that whatever’s remaining is the last of the stock and that they will not be restocked once they’re sold out.

It is unclear why Google has decided to discontinue the Nest Secure without introducing a replacement. Perhaps there could be replacement but it will come under a different name, but that’s just speculation on our end. Google reassures users that the Nest Secure’s system will continue to work for current owners, but given the discontinuation, you should probably not expect to see updates to the device in the future.

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Launch Center Pro Lets iOS 14 Users Change App Icons

Tue, 20 Oct 2020 11:30:49 GMT

One of the new features that Apple introduced in iOS 14 was the ability to add widgets to your home screen. This has since led to many iOS users customizing their home screens in new and creative ways, and some have even gone to the extent of changing their app icons, and Launch Center Pro’s new update makes that process easier.

For those who are unfamiliar with the process, the only way you could change your app’s icon was to use Shortcuts. You would then need to create a shortcut that launches the app and then change the icon from there. The problem with that method is that it doesn’t open the app directly, and it would actually launch Shortcuts first to execute the script before the app is launched.

Clearly this is a roundabout way but it was the only way, at least until this update. With the latest update, Launch Center Pro will now allow users to customize their app’s icons without going through the roundabout method of using Shortcuts, which is actually pretty awesome. However, we should mention that while most of Launch Center Pro’s features are free, some of them, like the ability to customize app icons, are locked behind an in-app purchase or a subscription if you want to unlock everything.

We suppose this is up to you to decide whether or not this is a feature worth paying for, but if you’re interested, you can download the app from the App Store.

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AirTags Could Come In Multiple Sizes

Tue, 20 Oct 2020 11:30:09 GMT

Apple is rumored to be working on a new accessory called the AirTags. For those who are unfamiliar, the AirTags are a tracking accessory similar to those we’ve seen from Tile. Now according to a tweet by leakster @L0vetodream, they are claiming that Apple could actually be planning multiple sizes for the accessory.

The tweet claims that there will be a “big one” and a “small one”. We’re not sure why there might be a need for different sizes, since they should both do the same thing, plus a smaller sized one should also be more preferable as it means that it can be fitted into more things. However, maybe there are differing features between the larger and smaller, so perhaps that’s why there are different size options.

big one
small one
coming soon

— 有没有搞措 (@L0vetodream) October 20, 2020

The AirTags accessory has been rumored about for a while now and it was initially expected to debut at Apple’s iPhone 12 event, but clearly that did not pan out. We had also heard that it was supposed to be launched in March 2021, but the most recent rumor is now claiming that it will launch in November alongside Apple’s new Apple Silicon-powered Mac computers. Take it with a grain of salt, but hopefully the November rumors are true and we should have all the official details soon.

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You Can Now Purchase LG’s Rollable OLED TV If You Have $87,000 To Spare

Tue, 20 Oct 2020 01:57:57 GMT

TV’s are a common fixture in the living room, but when not in use, they can sometimes look unsightly as they’re essentially a huge blank black piece of furniture. This is why companies like Samsung have designed some of their TVs to look more like art pieces so that they’re not so obtrusive.

However, if you’re looking for an alternative, LG might have the answer in the form of their rollable OLED TV which is finally available for purchase. We’ve seen the company show off its rollable display tech at events like CES, and now if you have $87,000 to spare, you’ll actually be able to get your hands on one of them.

This is the LG Signature OLED R which features a 65-inch 4K rollable OLED display. Thanks to the fact that it can roll up, it sits in a small-ish box that hides the rolled up display when not in use, and extends it upwards when you need it. According to LG, the company claims that this tech will let you experience “premium” picture quality without necessarily having to devote a particular space in your living room just for a TV.

The LG TV is currently launched in South Korea and we’re not sure if or when the TV will eventually find its way stateside, but then again at its asking price, we’re not sure if there is really a big enough market for it, at least right now.

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You Can Now Stream Xbox One Games To The iPhone Or iPad

Tue, 20 Oct 2020 01:27:49 GMT

If you own an Xbox One console and love the idea of being able to stream games from it to your iPhone or iPad, you’re in luck because Microsoft has since updated its Xbox app for iOS devices to enable game streaming. What this means is that you’ll be able to stream games from your Xbox One console to your iPhone or iPad and keep playing.

This will be useful in the event that someone else wants to watch the TV, or if you want to go into another room. This is similar to other streaming apps like Steam Link that lets you stream Steam games from your computer to your mobile device. However, we should note that this is different from xCloud.

Microsoft’s xCloud, for those unfamiliar, streams games from the cloud and is used by services like the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate which lets you stream as many games as you want via a monthly subscription. This version of streaming only lets you stream games that you already own on your Xbox.

Microsoft is expected to eventually launch the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate service for iPhone or iPad users, but given the still restrictive nature of the App Store, we heard that Microsoft could find a workaround by offering it as a web service instead of a dedicated app.

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