Watch how Anki created the cool programmable Cozmo robot

Anki may be famous for its exciting Overdrive iOS-enabled racetrack sets but the company has put all of its brainpower and experience behing Cozmo, a delightful programmable robot that's smart enough to remember human faces as well as interact with cats or dogs. Cozmo isn't just a robotic toy, it is a serious tool for teaching coding and programming and has various sets of actions it can learn. We've just unpacked our review unit and are already quite amazed at the range of emotions and capabilities this small yet impressive robot has out of the box.

YouTube is getting rid of its built-in video editor & photo slideshows

You may or may not know that YouTube has a built-in video editor in its app. We’re banking on you not knowing this information as the streaming service cites this as a reason why they’re getting rid of it. YouTube announced that the built-in video editor and their photo slideshow features are both going away by September 20^th. What will stay is the “Enhancements” feature that lets you do things like trim videos, add subtitles, cards, and filters, among other things.

Source: YouTube Help Forum

How to inspire kids to keep learning during summer break

Summer is a break from school but it doesn't mean it's a break from learning-- it doesn't have to be a chore for parents or their kids. In between camp days, sleepovers at grandmas, and trips to the ice cream shop there will always be some downtime (or rainy days).Today, there are many great ways parents and caregivers can fill the gap between break and school. 

Tips on how to keep learning fun AND boost confidence with younger kids during the holidays (or any time of the year!).

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LG rumoured to be sole battery supplier for ‘iPhone 9’

Sure we’re still waiting for the ‘iPhone 8’ to come out but the rumour mill doesn’t stop. And this time we’re talking about the battery supplier of the next iPhone, which we shall just call iPhone 9 for continuity. A new report by Korea Economic Daily cites an unnamed source that says Apple has picked LG Chem as its exclusive battery supplier for the iPhone 9, which is expected to come out in the second half of 2018. LG Chem has supposedly invested “hundreds of billions” of won to have dedicated battery manufacturing facilities that’ll be up and running for full-scale product early next year.

The report claims the iPhone 9 will have a “bent” battery module or one that’s extended to one side at the bottom and form an “L” shape. This type of battery doesn’t just maximize space but is also meant to improve charging speeds and battery life. Apple has been using the standard rectangular “jelly roll” lithium-ion batteries for its iPhones since the beginning. Again these are all just rumours and it’s definitely a long way away before we hear anything official.

Source: Apple Insider