Amazon provides Alexa a new iOS widget and the ability to assign reminders
Amazon has refreshed the Alexa application on iOS so you can get to the voice colleague directly from your home screen by means of another gadget. Everybody can utilize the assistant to remind specific members to remember your household to do tasks through a new “assign reminders” skill. Because ofRead More →
Elon Musk declares Tesla AI Day on August 19
Elon Musk declares a date, August 19, for Tesla AI Day, an event to share progress in the automaker’s software and hardware development identified with artificial intelligence. The CEO intends to utilize the event as an recruiting platform for Tesla’s AI group. Throughout the most recent couple of years, TeslaRead More →
Bang & Olufsen’s Beoplay EQ are its first pair of noise-canceling true wireless earbuds
Bang and Olufsen’s Beoplay EQ are the Danish sound brand’s first pair of noise-canceling true wireless headphones. Two microphones on each earbud handle noise cancellation duties alongside an extra mic for making calls, for a sum of six across the two earbuds. They’re releasing universally on August 19th in blackRead More →
NHL Free Agency 2021: Red Wings sign Pius Suter for 2-year contract
In an decently quiet free agency day for the Wings, Detroit GM Steve Yzerman made somewhat of a splash on a youthful center who opened up because of the Blackhawks deciding not to give Pius Suter a passing offer moving toward limited free agency. The 25 year old Swiss forwardRead More →
Actor Rege-Jean Page is starring in Paramount’s ‘The Saint’ reboot
Fundamental is seeing Regé-Jean Page’s halo. Page, the breakout actor from Neflix’s Bridgerton, has gotten on to star in and executive produce the studio’s reboot of The Saint. Simultaneously, playwright and actor Kwame Kwei-Armah has been acquired to compose another draft of the content for the adventure thriller. This isRead More →
Simone Biles withdraws from team final at Tokyo Olympics
Simone Biles, who stunned the Olympic world Tuesday when she pulled out of the U.S. group tumbling finals, said the emotional toll of the Tokyo Games, not an physical injury, provoked her withdrawal. “Physically, I feel good. I’m in shape,” she told Hoda Kotb on NBC’s “TODAY” show following herRead More →
Tokyo Olympics: American Regan Smith wins bronze medal in women’s 100M backstroke
Kaylee McKeown has given the Australian women another swimming gold medal. McKeown backed up her status as the world record-holder in the ladies’ 100-meter backstroke with a winning season of 57.47 seconds. That is simply misguided she set for the current year of 57.45. The silver went to Canada’s KylieRead More →
Tokyo Olympics: U.S. swimmers win 8 medals, including historic 6 on Sunday
U.S. swimmers on Monday added two additional medals following their historic opening day performance Sunday at the Tokyo Olympics. Australia’s Ariarne Titmus defeated American Katie Ledecky Monday to win one of the more expected races of the Summer Games. Ledecky procured a silver decoration in 3:57.36 – the fourth-quickest timeRead More →
San Diego Padres gets All-Star second baseman Adam Frazier from Pittsburgh Pirates
The San Diego Padres are getting second baseman Adam Frazier from the Pittsburgh Pirates, sources disclosed to ESPN’s Jeff Passan. Frazier, 29, who leads baseball in hits this year, is definitely not a free agent until after the 2022 season. In return, the Pirates are obtaining right-hander Michell Miliano, shortstopRead More →
Jets assistant coach Greg Knapp has died following bicycle crash
New York Jets colleague mentor Greg Knapp has passed on, five days in the wake of being associated with a bicycling crash, the Knapp family reported on Thursday. He was 58. Nicknamed “Knapper,” he “was called back home to Heaven, where he will be reunited with his Dad,” the familyRead More →