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Moai G2T N1 Electric Cooling and Warming Scarf keeps you the right temperature
This neck accessory heats or cools your body on the go.
May 222019Kabuto Xtend Smart Carry-On Luggage
This carry-on suitcase not only looks beautiful, but it can become 50% larger.
Jun 042019Winston Online Privacy Device
This hardware filter installs between your modem and router to protect your information online.
May 262019Evolve Bamboo GTR Electric Skateboard
This board provides the perfect balance of both flexibility and strength.
Tech
Google Chrome 75 allows on-site reporting
Published on 06/19/2019 @ 10 AM EST
The latest update includes Suspicious Site Reporter, a feature that lets users report websites that seem untrustworthy. This knowledge will feed into Safe Browsing, a feature that warns users about potentially unsafe websites.
American Airlines includes satellite Wi-Fi
Published on 06/17/2019 @ 10 AM EST
The entire mainline fleet of 700+ AA planes has been updated to include satellite Wi-Fi for all passengers. The improved connections will be via Gogo 2Ku or ViaSat Ka. A price has not yet been released.
Apple registers new laptop models
Published on 06/15/2019 @ 9 AM EST
The tech giant recently registered seven yet-unseen Mac models. Registered with the Eurasian Economic Commission, some of these laptop models may arrive to the consumer market as early as a couple months from now. Though not much information is included, each portable computer will run on macOS Mojave.
Huawei smartphones display unwanted ads
Published on 06/14/2019 @ 9 AM EST
Some users have reported their phone lock screens display ads for Booking.com. It's possible they're related to the fact that consumers used preinstalled landscape wallpapers, but the company is investigating.
Google promises Pixel 4
Published on 06/14/2019 @ 9 AM EST
The company surprisingly confirmed its upcoming smartphone. Motivated by leaks on the subject, Google decided to confirm the Pixel 4 with an image on Twitter. Unfortunately, it has not been met with an entirely positive response.
Oledcomm and Air France offer LiFi in planes
Published on 06/12/2019 @ 10 AM EST
The brands are teaming up to use this technology which relies on infrared, ultraviolet, and modulating visible light sources to transfer data. LiFi is for planes flying at 30,000 feet and can, theoretically, offer speeds up to 100Mbps.
