Form’s smart swim goggles now track open water excursions

Form’s Smart Swim Goggles are now useful for more than tracking laps in the pool. The company has updated the goggles’ firmware to add support for open water data. Any swimmer can see their… Read more: Form’s smart swim goggles now track open water excursions

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Wayback Wednesday: Priorities

A large manufacturing space that has been converted into a cube farm for several dozen office workers has two printers, says a pilot fish working there. “One day,” he reports, “I sent a job… See the original post here: Wayback Wednesday: Priorities

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The Morning After: CES 2021 is going entirely online

Like so many other things, Engadget’s annual trip to Las Vegas will skip a year as CES 2021’s in-person element is canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. As CTA Chief Gary Shapiro said in a… Read the rest here: The Morning After: CES 2021 is going entirely online

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Here’s how Microsoft may slow down to only one Windows 10 upgrade a year

If Microsoft decides to release just one Windows 10 feature upgrade annually, some customers – notably consumers and small businesses running unmanaged Windows 10 Pro PCs – will be forced into… Excerpt from: Here’s how Microsoft may slow down to only one Windows 10 upgrade a year

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Google reportedly offers Samsung a lucrative deal to prioritize Assistant and Play Store

Google is reportedly in the midst of convincing Samsung to prioritize Assistant and the Play Store over Bixby and the Korean company’s own app store. According to Bloomberg and Reuters, the tech… More: Google reportedly offers Samsung a lucrative deal to prioritize Assistant and Play Store

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