Review: Samsung Gear S3 Frontier

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

No other smart watch manufacturer has risked more to create and iterate new features and functionality than Samsung. Since it introduced the Galaxy Gear years ago it has gone from supporting Google android Wear to it's proprietary Tizen OS. Through the years, Gears have had cameras, 4G-LTE capability, sports features as well as its own app store.

Yet, for the most part, the Samsung Gear family has been limited mostly to work with certain Samsung models, just recently however, they have been made compatible with other Android smartphones and, more surprisingly, they can now work with iPhones

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Sony PlayStation 4 to get external hard drive support

It’s been a long time coming but it’s finally here—well, at least for beta users. The Sony PlayStation 4 will be getting external HDD support in the next update. It’ll use USB 3.0 and support hard drives of up to 8TB. Aside from that, this update will also add custom wallpapers, a Quick Menu overhaul, and simplified notifications. The update will also let you post directly to your PSN “Activity Feed: and watch 3D Blu-rays on the PlayStation VR.

Source: Kotaku

The Upside Down is back in ‘Stranger Things 2’ trailer

Things still aren’t okay in Hawkins. Will might be back but there still seems to be a darkness lurking in town. This new Super Bowl ad for the second season of Stranger Things just confirms that our beloved kids aren’t out of the woods just yet. The short trailer shows off footage from a classic Eggo commercial from back in 1979—perhaps reminding us that Eleven is still okay. The show is coming back aptly on Halloween this year and we honestly can’t wait.

Google Assistant might be making its way to Nexus devices

One of the things that set new Pixel devices apart from its Nexus predecessors was Google’s Assistant feature. But that might not be the case in the near future. 9to5Google’s Stephen Hall tweeted that Google informed him that Assistant is coming to future updates of the Nexus 5X and 6P. If this happens, the feature will follow in the footsteps of the fingerprint gesture, which arrived first on the Pixel and has made its way to the Nexus 5X because of popular demand. If true, this move might also be good for Google to help develop the machine learning capabilities as well as expand the user base of Google Assistant.

Source: Mashable