Wi-Charge Announces the PowerPuck to Wirelessly Charge Devices Upto 30 Feet Away

Wi-Charge Announces the PowerPuck to Wirelessly Charge Devices Upto 30 Feet Away If the first thing that comes to your mind with wireless charging is the fact that it’s even more restrictive than wired charging thanks to all the precise positioning onwireless charging padsand whatnot, well this is something you might like reading about. Wi-Charge hastoday announcedits new ultra-compact PowerPuck that the company claims can wirelessly charge compatible devices from up to 30 feet away....

December 18, 2019 · 2 min · 339 words · Kenneth Krueger

Xiaomi-Backed Ninebot Unveils e-Bikes with NFC, GPS and More

Xiaomi-Backed Ninebot Unveils e-Bikes with NFC, GPS and More Beijing-based transportation robotics firm, Ninebot, which raised $80M from Xiaomi and Sequoia Capital as a startup back in 2015, has got into thee-bike segmentwith the announcement of series ofnew electric scooters and mopeds. Expected to be demoed at the upcoming CES 2020 tech show in Las Vegas, Nevada, the lineup includes the Ninebot eScooter and the eMoped, both of which willconnect to the Segway-Ninebot appfor various smart features, including a ‘triple GPS’ anti-theft system....

December 18, 2019 · 2 min · 373 words · Joseph Best

YouTube Music Now Has Spotify Like Personalised Playlists

YouTube Music Now Has Spotify Like Personalised Playlists YouTube’s music streaming service ‘YouTube Music’ has now added a new feature in an attempt to make the platform more useful for its users. The streaming service now serves its users personalised playlists alongside all the regular content it has been showing up for all this time. These playlists, titled ‘Your Mix’, ‘Discover Mix’, and ‘New Release Mix’, look very much as if they were inspired by Spotify’s excellent recommendations based personalised playlists, including the ‘Discover Weekly’ playlist that I’ve personally found to be one of the best at recommending new music that’s very much to my liking....

December 18, 2019 · 3 min · 437 words · Billy Gould

10,000+ London Drivers Register With Ola Ahead of Launch

10,000+ London Drivers Register With Ola Ahead of Launch Indian cab hailing company, Ola, on Tuesday said that more than 10,000 private hire vehicle (PHV) drivers in London have registered with the platform within three weeks ofannouncing its plansto start operations in the city. In an attempt toincentivize drivers to sign-up for Ola, the company had extended a first of its kind offer that enabled drivers to enjoy zero percent commission for the first two months after the launch, thus, allowing them to retain 100 percent of their earnings from the platform during the period....

December 17, 2019 · 2 min · 339 words · Douglas Thomas

90% of Netflix’s Growth Came from Outside the United States

90% of Netflix’s Growth Came from Outside the United States As Netflix matures as one of the dominant streaming services in the world, the company is also observing that one of its biggest markets — the US — is saturating and the company is seeing slowing growth in the country. In fact, according to Netflix’s reports earlier this year, the company lost 126,000 subscribers — a first for the company since it first started streaming content....

December 17, 2019 · 2 min · 396 words · Wendy Moon

[UPDATE] OnePlus Schedules ‘Special Event’ for CES 2020 Next Year

[UPDATE] OnePlus Schedules ‘Special Event’ for CES 2020 Next Year [UPDATE | 17th Dec, 4:15 PM] – Earlier last week, OnePlus revealed that it will be attending its first CES convention next year. It didn’t say what it intends to bring to the table while sending out invites but has now confirmed to show off its first-ever concept phone –OnePlus Concept One. Now, I know that name doesn’t really stand out and is straightforward, but what can we expect from this concept phone?...

December 17, 2019 · 3 min · 615 words · Cody Gray

Apple Arcade Annual Plan Launched at Rs 999 in India

Apple Arcade Annual Plan Launched at Rs 999 in India Apple’s subscription-based gaming service, Arcade, is adding an annual subscription option for Rs. 999 per year in India. The new plan will be in addition to the existing Rs. 99 monthly subscription option that the company has offeredsince the service was launchedin India earlier this year. The price is already significantly lower than the $4.99 (around Rs 350) that US subscribers are playing to access the service, and the new long-term plan will only make it more lucrative for users in the country....

December 17, 2019 · 2 min · 335 words · Douglas Park
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