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- Apple Watch Series 7 reportedly has flat sides and bigger screens
- “Extremely dangerous” Hurricane Ida strengthens dramatically overnight
- The iPhone 13 could have satellite connectivity
- Astra rocket does a real smooth slide before failing to reach orbit
- Dating’s hard when you live the #vanlife
- V-Moda BoomPro X review: turn your favorite headphones into the perfect gaming or Zoom headset
- Sony’s new PS5 model weighs less because it has a smaller heatsink
| Apple Watch Series 7 reportedly has flat sides and bigger screens Posted: 29 Aug 2021 07:27 PM PDT  The upcoming Apple Watch will feature its first new hardware design in years, according to Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman's Power On newsletter. Gurman says the Apple Watch Series 7 will have "a flatter display and edges," seemingly continuing Apple's quest to flatten the sides of every product in its lineup. The display is said to be slightly larger than the current panels found in the Series 6, and the cases' sizes will also be a little bigger than before, with each model getting a 1mm bump to 41mm and 45mm. Unverified leaked images last week suggested the same 41mm and 45mm sizing. Gurman says Apple will include multiple new watch faces to make the most of the extra screen real estate. Physical appearance aside, the Series 7 will also... |
| “Extremely dangerous” Hurricane Ida strengthens dramatically overnight Posted: 29 Aug 2021 12:32 PM PDT  Hurricane Ida is pummeling Louisiana as an "extremely dangerous" storm after strengthening rapidly over the weekend. The hurricane swirled towards the coast with winds of 150 miles per hour, accompanied by a life-threatening surge of water, forecasters with the National Hurricane Center warned on Sunday. "This will be one of the strongest hurricanes to hit anywhere in Louisiana since at least the 1850s," Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards said at a press conference on Saturday. The storm made landfall just before noon local time, near Port Fourchon, Louisiana. Ida already had wind speeds of 103 miles per hour on Saturday night. Just six hours later, the storm had strengthened into a major hurricane with wind speeds increasing to 130... |
| The iPhone 13 could have satellite connectivity Posted: 29 Aug 2021 11:36 AM PDT  Finally a fun iPhone 13 rumor! If Apple holds to its traditional schedule we're mere weeks away from a new iPhone, and until now the rumors have been slight and, dare I say boring. Yet noted Apple prognosticator and analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is now claiming the iPhone 13 could have the ability to make satellite calls built right in, according to MacRumors. In a note to investors, Kuo claims that the iPhone 13 will be able to connect directly to low earth orbit (or LEO) satellites thanks to a customized Qualcomm X60 baseband chip. LEO satellites are probably best known as the backbone of Elon Musk's Starlink internet service which relies on satellites in a lower orbit to beam internet... |
| Astra rocket does a real smooth slide before failing to reach orbit Posted: 29 Aug 2021 08:53 AM PDT  Astra's first rocket launch since it the company went public wasn't exactly the success the company hoped for. An engine failing to fire a second into the launch caused the rocket to hover sideways before attempting to reach orbit. The flight safety crew purposely stalled the engines 2 minutes and 28 seconds into the flight after a piece of the rocket appeared to break off. Before returning to earth it had reached an altitude of 31 miles. The two-stage Launch Vehicle 0006 (or LV0006) was originally scheduled to launch from the Pacific Spaceport Complex in Kodiak, Alaska on Friday, August 27. That launch was delayed until August 28 after the rocket's guidance system called an abort. According to Space the initial abort was due to an... |
| Dating’s hard when you live the #vanlife Posted: 29 Aug 2021 06:00 AM PDT  Tinder doesn't quite work for those living a 'nomadic' lifestyle |
| V-Moda BoomPro X review: turn your favorite headphones into the perfect gaming or Zoom headset Posted: 29 Aug 2021 05:00 AM PDT An easy way to upgrade your headphone microphone |
| Sony’s new PS5 model weighs less because it has a smaller heatsink Posted: 29 Aug 2021 04:52 AM PDT  A new PS5 model started appearing in Australia, Japan, and parts of the US earlier this month, with a new stand design and a mysterious reduction in weight. Thanks to a teardown video from YouTuber Austin Evans, the mystery has now been solved: Sony has changed the heatsink that helps cool the PS5. The new heatsink is significantly smaller than the original, and makes up for the entire weight reduction of 300 grams (0.6 pounds), according to Evans. It's not clear why Sony has swapped out the heatsink so early on in the PS5's lifecycle, but Evans does note that his particular unit ran hotter as a result — with rear exhaust temperatures around 3 to 5 degrees higher. That could be down to manufacturing variance, though. |
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