[qleonardomontoyao]

Galaxy S10 is also one of the most awaited smartphones of 2019. Samsung has been extremely successful with its flagship of Galaxy Smartphones. We have seen models after models with new features and specs coming out every year. Plus, Samsung has also kept its smartphones away from the screen notch that houses the front camera in most of the mobile devices these days. While nothing has been confirmed by the company, Samsung Galaxy S10 is rumoured to have an in-display fingerprint sensor, infinity display like the previous models as well as a front camera placed in the top-left or top-right corner of the screen. Since the phone is coming out on the occasion of the 10 th anniversary of Galaxy Flagship, it is also expected to sport a 5G connection. Once released, this phone might set new benchmarks in the world of smartphones [links]

[ptd]

Tech giants including Apple, Google, Samsung, Huawei, OnePlus, and many other names related to this field, are constantly working on groundbreaking technologies. After introducing the concept of front and rear-facing cameras in mobile phones, companies made some improvements in digital displays by making them almost bezel-less. [links]

[sdolier]

Though HTC is unable to make its place in the world’s smartphone market it still keeps rolling out some really cool smartphones and gadgets. Vive Pro Eye is one of the finest examples in this concern. With it, the tech company intends to provide users with a visually advanced and stunning Virtual Reality (VR) experience. Vive Pro Eye is expected to be compatible with high-end as well as low-end PC hardware to some extent, making its scope of market wider. The cutting-edge feature of eye-tracking will cut down the time of image rendering while further improving the quality of visuals.

[allyson8286]

A picture of VR headset placed on a table top

[MichaelWol]

You can command it to do way more by connecting it to Google Assistant. With its heather gray case, this smart clock is a classy, compact, discreet and useful gadget to have around.

[greigmare64]

This year, Bose introduced an audio gadget that fuses two favorite things- wireless earbuds and cool sunglasses- into one. If you put on these Bose Frames while you’re outdoors on a sunny day, the frames will play music to your ears only, streaming from your phone through a Bluetooth connection. We guarantee no other person would hear your music playing as the speakers are top-notch. here

[eurobtc]

This new gadget won’t stream TV or do video conferences but it handles all the bedside issues. It charges phones, tells time and softly wakes you up with a clock face that slowly lights up before your alarm rings.

[siuenhan88]

This television rolls up. Seriously. LG is coming out with a new, disappearing OLED TV, with a screen that can stretch to 65 inches and then roll back into a compact box, with a launch date for the second half of 2019. There's no price yet, but you'll get a 4K HDR Smart TV-watching experience like none before it, with Google Assistant and Alexa. That, plus a decluttered view when you don't want a screen hogging your living space.

[grrrl]

Samsung updated its Frame TV to QLED quality for 2019. When you aren't watching TV, the Frame displays high-def paintings and pictures so that wall space isn't wasted. It's definitely a classy take on a 4K TV-watching experience.

[heroinrehab41]

For a futuristic kind of home decor, take a look at these customizable light panels from Nanoleaf. Connect a string of them into whatever design you'd like on your wall, then control them from the app. The color options are vast, as are the modes—set the light panels to react to your music playlist, assist with your concentration, or mimic a rising sun in the morning to wake you up. You can buy triangular panels now, but if you wait until the end of the year, Nanoleaf is adding hexagonal panels as well. here

[nicklink483]

Mixed reality glasses can be used to take what you're seeing of the real world and overlay it with virtual content. At CES 2019, Nreal, a Chinese start-up, showed off a pair that almost looks like normal glasses you could wear on the street. Hey, it's a step in the right direction. Nreal's ready-to-wear Light glasses are designed to give wearers an immersive experience with spatial sound, voice control, and a widescreen display at 1080p—without the bulky headset. If you're into mixing realities, it looks like you'll have to wait until spring 2020 for the consumer version to go up for sale. However, a Developer Kit ($1,199) will be available in September. [links]

[ReganLahne2102]

Gillette's innovation branch debuted this heated razor with an Indiegogo campaign last year, and it was wildly popular—probably because a razor that mimics the barbershop treatment sounds pretty nice. In less than a second, the razor heats up to 122 degrees, warming soap and skin for an upgraded shave. Gillette Heated Razors ordered during the Indiegogo campaign have already shipped, and Gillette now has a commercial version available. You can also sign up for automatic blade refills for however often you think you'll need 'em. [links]

[altsa]

Many of us have the misfortune of being cursed with monolingualism. Blame the public school system in America. But for those who want to travel regardless of language boundaries—or easily converse with people who speak different languages in their own neighborhood—Waverly Labs invented an audio device that translates on the spot. There are many situations in which to use it, but perhaps the most useful setup is to attach one to your ear, hand the other to someone who doesn't speak the same language to strap onto their own head, and talk away. The correct translation will play in both of your ears. The technology is still in the Indiegogo stage, but it might be worth it to you to get your hands on an early version. more

[ender_x]

But it looks like something Florence Nightingale might carry because it has a glass cylinder growing out of it, with a light at its base.

[orlov747]

Another CES, the mammoth Las Vegas trade show, is over. At last, the endless miles of too-soft carpet, like ploughing through snow but with an extra helping of static, have been rolled up again.

[Xobbit]

But this is a Dolby Atmos TV, and the first with upward-firing speakers hidden behind the screen.

[PulsedMedia]

This was one of the coolest surprises at the show and comes from Sphero, makers of spherical robots and a brilliant Star Wars R2-D2 toy. more

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One reason why Microsoft invests in its Surface lineup is that it gives its partners a glimpse of where Microsoft wants to take Windows in the future. It's a lot easier to introduce complicated new features and new designs when one company controls both its hardware and software. here

[maryhmckee]

That's led Amazon to have a dominant 75% market share in smart speakers around the world. If voice interfaces continue to grow, Amazon has the advantage. [links]

[djoot]

Microsoft sells a lot of Surface computers: $5.7 billion worth in the year ending in June, according to a company filing. more

[MiniMan36x]

Amazon's hardware strategy is somewhat different from Microsoft and Google, both of which own massive computing platforms. While Amazon has released Fire tablets running on a custom version of Android, it's never owned a gateway platform like the other tech giants. [links]

[CoinOfLuck]

And it's telling the world about its plans.