Monday, December 28, 2015 at 7:16PM 
If the recent leak is any basis, photography giant Fujifilm is set to unveil a follow-up to its 2012 X-Pro1 camera. Fuji Rumors got photos of the design of the X-Pro2, which show a refinement of the original. It still has the retro-influenced body but with what looks like a new viewfinder and control scheme.
Monday, December 28, 2015 at 9:39AM 
Fiat Chrysler is recalling up to 570,000 Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Durango SUVs for potential wiring issues that could result in a fire. This recall is for 352,831 total units in the US, another 26,478 in Canada, 13,037 in Mexico, and 84,330 internationally. No injuries or deaths have been reported. FCA says it will inform customers as to when they can schedule a service visit to remedy the issue.
Monday, December 28, 2015 at 9:23AM 
CES 2016 is expected to have a huge slant towards automotive technologies with the most ever car companies on exhibit and various announcements expected to shake things up in the market. BMW is slated to unveil the AirTouch system which enables control of touchscreens without having to actually touch them.
Sunday, December 27, 2015 at 7:08PM 
Android 5.1 Lollipop users have the option of controlling notifications with “Do not disturb until next alarm” option. However, said feature was removed when Android 6 Marshmallow was introduced. It was re-introduced in Android 6.0.1 update. But now it looks like it’s gone again. A Reddit thread points out that some users even saw it disappear while they were using the phone. According to Android Central, it seems to be happening to the Nexus 6P. But the Reddit thread points to the Nexus 5X.
An update on Reddit though claims it has to do with the date, “People figured out it had to do with the date. Change your date to past the holidays and it will reappear. Why Google did this... I don't know.” Anyway, if you’re one of the few who has the latest Android build, it’s best you know about this in case you miss an important alarm because of it.
Source: Reddit + Android Central | Via: The Next Web
