Legendary Pokémon could be coming very soon to Pokémon GO, as hinted by a series of clues involving the still massively popular mobile game. There has been clamor for the addition of legendary Pokémon ever since the game was launched last year. The hype then reached fever pitch when Niantic Labs product marketing lead Archit […]
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Sony could release the PlayStation 5 in 2019, according to an analyst, who adds that it’ll feature backward compatibility. The prediction comes just a couple of weeks after Shawn Layden, PlayStation America’s boss, confirmed that the company will develop a PS4 Pro sequel, the PS5 – the next iteration of the PlayStation brand. This essentially
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You probably keep your most important files and photos in different places – your computer, your phone, various SD cards, and that digital camera you use from time to time. It can be a challenge to keep all these things safe, backed up, and organized, so today we’re introducing Backup and Sync. It’s a simpler,
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Monitor an entire room in Full HD with a single camera D-Link ANZ has launched its newest mydlink-enabled Wi-Fi Camera, the Full HD 180-Degree Wi-Fi Camera (DCS-2530L). Most competitor cameras provide, on average, a 130-degree lens, whereas the new DCS-2530L offers a 180-degree field of view, so users can monitor an entire room in Full
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Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute have enabled a computer to understand the body poses and movements of multiple people from video in real time – including, for the first time, the pose of each individual’s fingers. This new method was developed with the help of the Panoptic Studio, a two-story dome embedded with
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The always-listening feature of smart speakers may be considered by some as an invasion of privacy, but in an incident involving such a device in New Mexico, it helped break up a domestic violence case before it took a turn for the worse. The smart home device, initially reported as the Google Home but later
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Alphabet on Monday said it has kicked off a new research initiative aimed at improving human interaction with artificial intelligence systems. The People + AI Research (PAIR) program currently encompasses a dozen people who will collaborate with Googlers in various product groups – as well as outsiders like Harvard University professor Brendan Meade and Massachusetts
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If you are a fan of Google Allo messaging app, you might not be thrilled to hear the latest news regarding the platform. The search giant has now announced that Google Allo’s Web client will be made available in a “…few more weeks.” To recall, the company said in May that the public release of
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Most solar farms align their solar arrays in rows and columns to form a grid. China just built a 250-acre solar farm shaped like a giant panda. A new solar power plant in Datong, China, however, decided to have a little fun with its design. China Merchants New Energy Group, one of the country’s largest
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Sony has started pushing out a new update to its Xperia X smartphone. Arriving as version 34.3.A.0.206, the update is currently hitting single SIM variants of the smartphone, although dual-SIM models should also get it soon. The only visible change is a bump in security patch level – it says July after the update. No
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*2018 EVENT UPDATE* No Dunedin event for 2018. Wellington moved earlier to Easter (aka it’ll be warmer!) Tauranga Returns for 2018! Christchurch now in June on Queen’s Birthday. Every time we hold an event, we ensure that we review feedback, gauge customer and exhibitor responses and meet with our venues to see how we can
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Tesla is building the world’s largest lithium-ion battery in South Australia — an installation 60 per cent larger than any other large-scale battery energy storage system on the planet. In partnership with the SA government and French renewables company Neoen, alongside the third stage of the Hornsdale Wind Farm, the PowerPack battery farm will top
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#Auckgeddon is coming! THE event of the year is approaching and plans have never been bigger. This year’s Auckland event will be held once again at the ASB Showgrounds, Greenlane over Labour Weekend from Friday night October 20th until Monday October 23rd with new exhibits, displays and some of our biggest guests ever! Gamers can look
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Independent Testing Confirms D-Link Managed Switches Outperform Competitors in Throughput, Latency, Cost-per-Gigabit, and Power Consumption Positive results of independent third-party Tolly Group comparison reports on two managed D-Link® switches against Cisco, HP and Netgear have shown the D-Link DGS-1510-28X Layer 3 Stackable Managed Gigabit Switch and DGS-3630-28TC Layer 3 Stackable Managed Gigabit Switch outperforming comparable competitor products.
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First laser 3LCD projectors designed for entry-level installation market Sony is expanding its range of laser light source (Z-Phosphor) projectors by introducing two new models aimed at making laser technology more cost-effective for the installation market. Designed for applications, including classrooms and meeting rooms, the new VPL-PHZ10 (WUXGA) and VPL-PWZ10 (WXGA) projectors bring the benefits
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Silicon-based OLED display technology enables true mobile AR capabilities Epson has launched the third generation of its Moverio smartglasses for augmented reality in ANZ. The Moverio BT-300 features Epson’s breakthrough silicon-based OLED (organic light emitting diode) digital display technology, enabling truly transparent mobile augmented reality (AR) experiences for consumers, government and business. The Moverio BT-300
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What to know before take-off. Drone photography has gone mainstream. Last year alone, hobbyists purchased 2.2 million personal and commercial drone units. That number is expected to top 3 million in 2017 and there’s no slowing in sight. For aspiring and professional photographers, drones are the newest go-to tool in the ever-expanding arsenal of photography.
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Tech giant Google Inc will no longer scan the contents of your emails to serve up personalised adverts. Privacy advocates have long criticised Google’s practice of using email data to tailor advertising, but now the company is putting an end to the method. Google announced the change in a blog post on Friday. It will
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The more memory you have, the more multitasking you can do Multitasking on your computer should be painless, but it often leads to slowdowns, freezing, crashing,… and lots of needless frustration. The reason? If you don’t have enough RAM to handle everything you’re doing – every word you’re typing anywhere, every photo you’re viewing, every
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Accelerates D-Link’s commitment and growth to businesses D-Link ANZ has announced that industry expert Phil Tarbox has joined their team as Head of the Business Solutions team. In his new role as National Sales Manager – Business Solutions, Tarbox will be responsible for driving the company’s growth in the Business Solutions space and will lead
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