I love the look of these speakers. I'm a huge fan of combining retro style with modern technology. I may be dating myself, but I even remember the "Blown Away" commercial from the '80s mentioned in the article, heh.

Most people don't use Windows browsers for their own reasons so hopefully, the final product will be one that appeals to a lot of people. Microsoft moving to Chromium leaves Mozilla and Safari as the only remaining Chromium-free browsers.

This is now a battle of wills. Huawei is creating its own operating system, which I think will deepen the doubt of the US government as they cannot control the phone's OS. However, Other governments give support to Huawei so Huawei is not alone in its battle.

Look at it this way, if the security researcher hadn't shared these findings, the location data of the app users would still be accessible. Is there anything that can be done about such rogue companies? It is no longer safe to be online anymore.

I didn't know some of these apps had the features outlined in this article. I also think the friendship lamp is a really nice idea. I may end up getting one for the people I'm really close with but don't get to see very often.

Do you agree with their list? I think a good soundbar can really elevate the experience, but I'm not sure that smartphone controlled LED strip lights will matter much.

While their employees keep repeating, "There is nothing more important to us than protecting people's information" there are just too many stories like this one that show just how little Facebook actually values privacy. When will these things stop happening?

Bose has made a bold move by creating classy sunglasses that also act as headphones and can be used to answer phone calls. Bose stepped out of their usual comfort zone and created something amazing!

This article reminds us that companies like Netflix, Amazon and Hulu are really shaking things up in the television and cinema production world. The old way of doing things is being replaced. It was almost so slow we didn't quite notice it until recently.

As we know, Google is releasing a streaming service for video games. This article touches on an important point - are internet connections fast enough to give gamers the seamless game world experience that they demand?

The article gives a good review, whilst stating that the device isn't something you'd buy out of necessity. Foldable phones will be costly but they will probably eliminate the need of having more than one gadget at a go.