Posts Tagged: lets
DinnerCall lets you order pre-made meals from your grocery store
DinnerCall, a mobile marketplace app for family dinners, is allowing users to order pre-made or ready-to-eat meals from their local grocery stores. This app is also designed to help grocers meet their quota of selling fresh food.
The post DinnerCall lets you order pre-made meals from your grocery store appeared first on Digital Trends.
eBay bug lets hackers embed malicious code into auction pages
Security firm Check Point Software has discovered an eBay vulnerability that gives attackers a way to use the website to phish unsuspecting users or to infect their devices. So long as attackers use a programming technique known as JSFUCK, they can b…
Engadget RSS Feed
The Hypnos hoodie lets you nap anywhere with its built-in pillow
Narcoleptics everywhere rejoice — you’ll now have a pillow for whenever you fall asleep. It’s all thanks to an ingenious new Kickstarter project named the Hypnos, heralded as the world’s best sleep hoodie.
The post The Hypnos hoodie lets you nap anywhere with its built-in pillow appeared first on Digital Trends.
This wallet-sized cypher card lets you generate endless secure passwords that you can actually remember
Qwertycard is a wallet-sized plastic card that features one-of-a-kind codes. Using your codes and a secret word of your choice, you can generate secure passwords that are unique for every site you use and best of all, easy to remember.
The post This wallet-sized cypher card lets you generate endless secure passwords that you can actually remember appeared first on Digital Trends.
This portable wind turbine lets you generate wind energy no matter where you are
Janulus’ portable wind turbine, which lets people generate loads of wind energy no matter where they are, just raised an astounding $ 42k in funding in just its first day on Kickstarter.
The post This portable wind turbine lets you generate wind energy no matter where you are appeared first on Digital Trends.
Awesome Jony Ive soundboard lets you create soothing sentences using ‘aluminium’
Fans of Jony Ive’s dulcet tones can now have him say what they want thanks to a new soundboard that’s just hit the Web. The current list of vocabulary includes an abundance of Ive’s carefully selected adjectives and, of course, the word “aluminium.”
The post Awesome Jony Ive soundboard lets you create soothing sentences using ‘aluminium’ appeared first on Digital Trends.
Let’s play
It’s dangerous to go alone! Take this.
As promised, and after some excellent road-testing by thousands of dedicated gaming fans (thanks, folks!), YouTube Gaming is now available. Blending gaming videos and live streams, YouTube Gaming brings you closer to the games, gamers, and culture that matter to you.
Here’s what you need to know:
- YouTube Gaming is your go-to destination for anything and everything gaming because it automatically pulls in all gaming-related videos and live streams from YouTube.
- Viewers get personalized gaming recommendations based on the games and channels they collect. With over 25,000 game pages and even more gaming channels, it’s never been easier to connect with your gaming community.
- We’ve also made it easier to create a live stream — check out the beta version of our new way to go live at youtube.com/stream today.
Find the English-language website (gaming.youtube.com) in any country where YouTube is available, or download the phone and tablet app from Google Play and the App Store, rolling out over the next few hours in the U.S. and U.K. Other countries will be coming soon.
Together, we all make gaming better. Our peers make us better gamers, and games are made better by the communities that surround them. Thanks for your feedback as we brought you YouTube Gaming, and keep it coming. This is just the beginning.
Frank Petterson, Engineering Manager, recently played League of Legends.
P.S. For those of you who are going to be at PAX Prime in Seattle this weekend, check out our booth and stage show. If you can’t be there in person, we’ll be streaming our show (hosted by GameSpot, IGN, and Rooster Teeth) at gaming.youtube.com.
No touching! Aria lets you control your smartwatch without touching the screen
The Aria gesture controller allows you to control your smartwatch without touching it; the idea being that when your other hand is free, you can still utilize your device. The device is compatible with the Pebble Time and Android Wear.
The post No touching! Aria lets you control your smartwatch without touching the screen appeared first on Digital Trends.