Daniel Cooper
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Focus mode comes to Android to limit distracting apps
If you can resist everything but temptation, then Focus Mode is for you. → Read More
Bag yourself a bargain in LG Display’s Black Friday sale
If you've been sleeping on getting yourself a new display, then it's worth checking out what LG is knocking money off this Black Friday. That includes the 32UL7... → Read More
The controversial sex toy that shook up CES 2019 is finally ready
The device sparked a conversation about sexism in the tech industry. → Read More
Apple says the cost of its repair services exceed what it charges
The right to repair movement is mad as hell as companies work to prevent owners from doing basic repairs to their own devices. One of the biggest targets for th... → Read More
NTSB blames Uber’s 'inadequate safety culture' for self-driving fatality
Uber's cavalier culture gets called out in the report. → Read More
Tech companies won’t become banks, but they’ll pretend to
Silicon Valley has already eaten plenty of industries, from camera and newspaper businesses to watches and even flashlights. Now, Big Tech appears to be turning... → Read More
Colin Furze made a real version of Junkrat’s RIP-tire from ‘Overwatch’
If you need something from pop culture brought to life, then the first person to call is Colin Furze, YouTube's own mad inventor. Furze has already made working... → Read More
Google AI can tell you how close your voice is to Freddie Mercury's
Bohemian Rhapsody is one of the most well-known rock songs in the western world, and has been watched more than a billion times on YouTube alone. It's likely th... → Read More
Apple might be planning its own subscription bundle
Ever since Apple rolled out its second, third and fourth subscription services, folks have begun to wonder when they could buy all three together, ideally for a... → Read More
Don’t underestimate the power of Facebook Pay
Facebook Pay isn't just about helping you split the bill. → Read More
Tencent reportedly wants to develop its own games with Nintendo characters
Tencent has eyes on building Nintendo-style games with Nintendo characters, at least according to the Wall Street Journal. It quotes an unnamed Tencent official... → Read More
The best apps for actually sticking to your fitness goals
You've probably heard the saying that abs aren't made in the gym but in the kitchen. It's how you live your life when you're not working out that counts. No mat... → Read More
The PowerWatch 2 delivers GPS powered by your body heat
When I first heard the pitch for the PowerWatch 2, a GPS running watch that didn't have a 'battery' and generated power from your wrist, I was incredulous. GPS... → Read More
Google Nest WiFi review: A solid mesh network with built-in Assistant
Google's new WiFi hardware is better than its predecessor and includes a smart speaker. → Read More
The best fitness wearables
There are smartwatches, and then there are fitness wearables. And while it's easy to think they're the same, they aren't. The former offers deep integration... → Read More
Fossil’s new hybrids have customizable, E ink displays
This may be the tastiest hybrid we've seen in a while. → Read More
Garmin’s Venu is a great fitness wearable pretending to be a smartwatch
There's a big difference between smartwatches made by consumer technology companies and those made by fitness companies, and that's 'friction'. The friction tha... → Read More
Google buys Fitbit for $2.1 billion
Fitbit is to be acquired by Google in an all-cash deal worth around $2.1 billion, the two companies announced today. The company will be folded in to the search... → Read More
Why did Elon Musk just buy a million trees?
Last night, Elon Musk bought a million trees for a cool $1 million, and it wasn't some mad luxury purchase you might expect. If you haven't been paying attentio... → Read More
Fraud forces Valve to kill ‘CS:GO’ loot box key trading
Valve's policy of allowing Counter Strike: Global Offensive players to buy and re-sell keys to access in-game loot boxes is no more. The company has announced t... → Read More