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Oppo's X 2021 prototype shows that rollable phones have potential
The Oppo X 2021 prototype rollable phone can switch between a conventional 6.7-inch screen and a mini-tablet-like 7.4-inch screen. This is achieved by rolling part of the flexible OLED panel into the back of the phone, which supposedly avoids the creasing issue we've seen on foldables.
Google's Threadit is a short-form video platform for work
Google's Area 120 experimental lab has released a new workplace video app called Threadit to get you sharing short clips with colleagues.
Watch Samsung's Galaxy Awesome Unpacked with us live at 9:40AM ET
Samsung usually saves its Unpacked events for its flashiest, highest-profile product launches, but today — well, things might be a little different. When the company kicks off its third major online event in as many months at 10:00 AM Eastern/7:00 AM Pacific this morning, it plans to explain how it will “bring Awesome to everyone,” a process that’s pretty much guaranteed to involve revealing a handful of affordable new Galaxy A series smartphones. And sure, I guess you could get your news straight from Samsung’s stream, but I dare say you’d have a lot more fun watching it along with us.
ASUS' ROG Phone 5 focuses on audio quality for mobile gamers
The ASUS ROG Phone 5 has redesigned innards for better heat dissipation, weight distribution and audio performance. There's also a Pro model plus a limited edition ROG Phone 5 Ultimate, with the latter boasting a whopping 18GB of RAM.
Vizio tries to go public, five years after its messy first attempt
You know what they say: If at first you don’t succeed at getting listed on the New York Stock Exchange because you made plans to merge with a massive Chinese streaming media company that bailed on you and its plans to expand into the US, try, try again. And that’s exactly what Vizio, one of the biggest TV brands in the US, plans to do.
TikTok's Q&A features open to all creators
TikTok is now opening its question and answer features to anyone with a creator account.
How Apple and Bandai tried selling dreams to kids and the internet to adults
The early 90s were pretty grim for Apple. Employees didn't feel great about then-CEO John Sculley's hands-off leadership, and lots of the company's cash -- too much, perhaps -- was tied up in R&D for projects that either wouldn't connect with the market, or failed to see the light of day. Meanwhile, 5,000 miles away, one of Japan's biggest toymakers was grappling with change of its own. To Bandai CEO Makoto Yamashina, his business was about being a "servant to children", and those children wanted to play video games. This is the story of how two strikingly different companies decided to work toward a common goal: building a home video game console.
Plex is testing integration with Apple's TV app
Once the integration is available to the public, you'll see Plex content show up in the Apple TV app, including the "Up Next" queue.
AI has remastered Rick Astley's 'Never Gonna Give You Up' in glorious 4K
Rickrolling will never be the same.
Blackmagic Design's $2,495 BMPCC 6K Pro camera has a super-bright HDR display
Blackmagic Design has unveiled the Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro (BMPCC 6K Pro), an updated version of its BMPCC 6K cinema camera with some extra professional features
YouTube is testing its own version of Twitch clips
A small number of creators will have access to the clipping feature for now.
Virgin Hyperloop outlines how it thinks journeys will actually work in 2030
A constant vacuum, rapid switching, Virgin-style capsules. Will it work?
TikTok's new Q&A feature makes it easier for creators to respond to fans
TikTok has started a new feature that makes it easier for some of its most popular creators to host Q&A sessions with their fans.
'Bloodstained' goes old school with new classic mode
As if the game wasn't already enough of a spiritual successor to Castlevania.
Watch Samsung's Galaxy S21 Unpacked event with us live at 9:40AM ET
Watch Samsung's Unpacked event with us as the company unveils the Galaxy S21 and possibly offers a few surprises.
Watching ‘Babylon 5’ in its original format is pretty great
The original, 4:3 versions of 'Babylon 5' are available to buy, and it's a trip watching them, even in SD.
Watch Tesla's Full Self-Driving navigate from SF to LA with (almost) no help
A Tesla Model 3 with Full Self-Driving traveled from San Francisco to Los Angeles with virtually no intervention, although it's not truly autonomous yet.
LG will demo a 'bendable' OLED gaming TV at CES 2021
At CES 2021, LG Display will be showing off a 48-inch “Bendable CSO (Cinematic Sound OLED) display” that can switch between a flat screen and a curved screen.
LG Display's transparent OLED puts a screen between you and the sushi chef
As per its annual tradition, LG Display is preparing to show off some new display tech demos for CES 2021, with the focus set on showing where transparent OLED may fit in the pandemic age.
Twenty One Pilots' livestreamed music video set a Guinness World Record
The 'Level of Concern' project ran for almost 178 days.