Teclast: January 23

Teclast: January 23 Announcement

Weibo:

It could be anything other than a tablet. Teclast has been introducing solid state storage devices too. If I could read Chinese, the text might be a clue.

Google and Fidelity investing $1 billion into SpaceX

Google and Fidelity investing $1 billion into SpaceX

SpaceX has very ambitious projects in its board. One of them includes offering satellite internet to areas where it would otherwise be hard to connect to the web. Of course, this caught Google’s eye, who is actually planning to do something similar, except using balloons.

This is a collective struggle to get the world online, so Google and Fidelity have decided to invest $1 billion in SpaceX, giving them just under 10% of the company.

Opinion: We are not sure what this investment will bring, directly, but Google is now an important partner in this effort. After all, the Search Giant just wants to get everyone online, right? That’s how they make money.

Netflix will start streaming The Interview starting January 24th

Netflix will start streaming The Interview starting January 24th

The Interview had a hard time making it to theaters after GOP hacker group threatened to attack establishments that screened the controversial film. They managed to get a lot of support by releasing the movie online, though.

Fast-forward nearly a month later and now the movie has made massive amounts of cash. All of us have seen it and a lot of you will get the chance to see it without paying any extra money, soon. Netflix has decided to start streaming the film starting January 24th, which is this weekend!

Opinion: Now, this is where the movie really booms. Netflix is in millions of homes, and at no extra cost there is no reason for people not to watch it. Talk about going global.

Facebook aims to clean your newsfeed from hoaxes

Facebook aims to clean your newsfeed from hoaxes

We can all agree that Facebook is not exactly the most clean social network around. The interface is filled with fake posts, hoaxes and bogus information, something the social giant is not willing to put up with anymore.

Facebook has announced a new project for fighting such hoaxing activity in your newsfeed. This also involves posts that bring annoyance to the general crowd. Users can report posts, but Facebook will also take action when a lot of people delete these.

Opinion: So next time you see a fake post or find something weird going on, simply flag it. Facebook will reduce its distribution and make it better for all users in general. Pretty neat, right?

KIWIK Smart Infrared Remote Control review

Remote control distance up to 15m (49ft)
Support most of smartphones
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EHEAR E2 Bluetooth Headset / Smart Video Camera / Sports DV review

Suitable for most outdoor sports. such as hiking, running, cycling, rugby game, football game, basketball game, driving, party, etc. Battery can be charged in 20 minutes and supports 5-hour talking and 2-hour photo shooting.
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Infobar A03 is a Japan-only designer smartphone

The Japanese carrier au by KDDI launched Infobar A03 - a smartphone created by the prominent industrial designer Naoto Fukasawa. The Kyocera-made handset with aluminum body will be available to order in four different colors - Pool, Mocha Brown, Sakura Iro, and Nishikigoi.

Infobar A03 is not all about looks. The eye-catching body of the handset packs high-end specs, which include Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 chipset, 2GB of RAM, and 16GB of expandable memory.

The handset’s display is a 4.5” 1080p unit. A 13MP main camera, 2MP front-facing unit, and full connectivity suite are also on board. Like most Japanese market smartphones, the Infobar A03 offers IPX5/IPX8 rating, thus meaning that it can be submersed in water.