This Algorithm Enhances Clarity of Underwater Photos Capturing coral reefs on cameras without artificial lights can often turn out to be disappointing due to the overall blueish hue. While casual photographers could get around this with a few minutes of photo editing, researchers are getting limited from using computer vision and machine learning techniques to study these coral reefs. To get around this problem, an engineer and oceanographer Derya Akkaynak has built an algorithm called Sea-thru....

This App Lets You Check If You Can Sing like Queen’s Freddie Mercury If you’re into the rock genre, there is no doubt that you have come across the band Queen and its iconic songs. Google has teamed up with the band to build anAI-powered web app called FreddieMeterthat tells you how close you sound to the band’s lead singer Freddie Mercury. FreddieMeter is accessible on Android, iOS, and PC. The website will show you four Queen songs to sing along –Don’t Stop Me Now,We Are the Champions,Bohemian Rhapsody,Somebody to Loveto be specific....

This Chrome Extension Lets You Read Comments While Watching YouTube Videos YouTube comments are something most of us check when we are watching a video. However, there is always a slight inconvenience of scrolling down to read the comments and if you’re someone like me who checks comments while the video is being played, you know the struggle of compromising the video’s visuals to check some interesting comments. To get around this problem, there is a Chrome extension named SuperYouTube that conveniently shifts the video description and comments to the right of the video....

This iOS App Will Tell You If Your iPhone Gets Hacked iOS is one of those operating systems that is usually considered to be safe and secure. However, if you’re one of those users who is constantly worried about being hacked, iVerify is an app that you probably want to check out. iVerify is developed by Trail of Bits, a cybersecurity firm. The developers of the app claim that iVerify is capable of detecting hacks....

Watch MIT’s Mini Cheetah Robots Play Football MIT’s robotic division doesn’t need any introduction. We have seen different robots developed from the institute ranging fromrobot carpentertorobotic cubes. This time, the researchers developed a mini cheetah robot capable of doing 360-degree backflips and much more. The researchers showed-off the robotback in Marchexplaining its capabilities. Recently, MIT published a new video demonstrating 9 Mini cheetah robots just casually hanging out and doing robot things, playing football for instance....

Watch Pixel 4’s Motion Sense Being Used by a DJ to Control a Live Performance The feature that makes the Google Pixel 4 stand out is undoubtedly Motion Sense powered by the Soli chip, at least according to what the software giant claims. Earlier this week, Pixel 4 devices were used to control the live performance of Latin artist Karol G. DJ Felo used a total of8 Pixel 4 handsetsrunning an app powered by Motion Sense for tweaking the music and effects in the performance....

Xiaomi Warm Cup Can Wirelessly Charge Your Smartphone Xiaomi has developed a new warm cup that equips a feature no one saw coming – wireless charging. Yes, Xiaomi’s latest warm cup’s coaster can wirelessly charge your smartphone. The Warm cup maintains asteady temperature of 55 degrees Celsiuson liquids you fill it with. The warmup process is being done by the coaster which is responsible for wireless charging too. Xiaomi claims that the wireless heating mechanism is safer than traditional wire-based heating methodologies....