With the upcoming iOS 13, it seems like we are starting to get some rumors on the next generation of iPhone. Is this a sign that Apple is going to join the new trends? Do you think it's about time they do?

The article states that "Google is looking to take its camera features to the next level with an invention it calls a 4D camera tracking system with optical image stabilization (OIS)." To be honest, it's not all that clear to me what this implies by the description in the article, but I have noticed big changes to satellite view while using Google Maps recently. I wonder if it's connected to this project?

We have forecasts for rains and storms, so the idea of detecting potential fire points sounds probable. I'm sure it will help us the way we can prepare against flood and storms. What do you think will be the challenges to get there?

This article is a good read, but also a little scary since I buy tons of stuff online through Ebay, Amazon, Boxed, Jet, Chewy, and Petflow. Since you can't see and feel the products like you can in a brick and mortar store, online reviews are incredibly influential.

The size is good enough although the price is still a bit high. It is not very different from the bigger S10 because the features are the same. I can wait a little longer for the price to go down.

Oculus will launch two new headsets in the spring, and this is a useful review of the Oculus Rift S and it's updated sensors. According to the writer and tester, these are huge improvements in both how things look while playing and how well the sensors track the player's movements. I'm snagging one when it comes out.

Do you get gobs of emails a day? Gmail's free email management app is set to expire next month and Outlook is mostly set aside for work email. That leaves paid for options. Would you be willing to buy an app or pay for a subscription that makes mobile email easier?

I had no idea that it was possible to turn your phone into a mouse, especially at a time when the wireless ones are prone to malfunctioning. Either way, it still makes sense to have more than one mouse at any point.

It's refreshing to see something new and innovative in tech for a change. With Google Stadia, gamers can use virtually any of their devices to access triple-A digital games as it supports cross-platform play. Thanks to its core power, Google Stadia can stream 4K games with ease.