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Form Swim Goggles pack a smart display for AR activity data

Geekz Snow 2019-08-09

Swim company Form has launched Swim Goggles, a new wearable product that combines smart glasses tech, activity tracking, and ordinary swimming goggles to offer competitive swimmers a training edge.

Though the Form Swim Goggles look like an ordinary pair of swimming goggles at first glance, they feature a tiny display that shows distance and time, among other things.

The idea of smart glasses exploded with Google Glass, and though there aren’t any substantially popular products in this category on the market, the technology itself isn’t unusual at this point.

Form has packed this smart glasses and activity tracking tech into a pair of swim goggles designed for swimmers who take their training seriously.

Users can directly view their swim distance, split times, and other metrics while in the water using the smart display built into the Swim Goggles.

The display is see-through, meaning it doesn’t impact the swimmer’s ability to see the lane or surrounding environment.

How to change your Instagram username or display name, on the mobile app or a computer

Geekz Snow 2019-08-08

Instagram identifies you in two ways — using your display name and username.

You can change either of these names at any time.

To change your Instagram names, go to your profile page on the web, or in a mobile app, and choose to edit your profile.

You can change your display name to anything, but the username needs to be unique.

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Many social media platforms don't let you change your username once the account is set up, since it's a basic identifying element of the account.

Google’s Pixel 4 is reportedly getting a 90Hz display and a ‘DSLR-like’ camera attachment

Geekz Snow 2019-08-08

Pretty much all of the Pixel 3’s hardware specs were leaked well before its launch last year.

Google tried to get ahead of the story for its next phone by posting photos of the upcoming Pixel 4 in June, far ahead of its official unveiling.

But alas, it couldn’t prevent the handset’s specs from leaking out.

According to a report by 9to5Google, the search giant’s next phone will have a 90Hz display and a bump up to 6GB of RAM.

Last month, Google posted a video that confirmed the phone will have face unlock capabilities along with the capability to control it with hand gestures, thanks to Soli radar chip.

However, the new leak spills the beans on all the other aspects of the phone.

Huawei to unveil new OS for smart displays, as it battles effects of US trade blacklist

Geekz Snow 2019-08-08

Huawei Technologies will first equip its self-developed operating system on new smart display products to be launched by budget brand Honor this weekend, according to people familiar with the situation.

This comes as the world’s second largest smartphone vendor continues to battle the effects of being placed on a US trade blacklist.

The long-awaited operating system, known as Hongmeng, will be introduced during the three-day Developer Conference in Dongguan starting August 9, said the people, who declined to be identified as the information is private.

On July 26, Honor president George Zhao Ming unveiled the HiSilicon “Honghu 818” intelligent chipset and smart pop-up camera for large screens at the Global Mobile Internet Conference (GMIC) in Guangzhou.

The move was a warm up ahead of the official release of the smart display products in Dongguan.

Google and Microsoft, whose Android and Windows operating systems are currently used on Huawei’s laptops and tablets, have both suspended access for new Huawei devices.

Huawei to unveil new OS for smart displays, as it battles effects of US trade blacklist

Geekz Snow 2019-08-08

This comes as the world’s second largest smartphone vendor continues to battle the effects of being placed on a US trade blacklist.

The move was a warm up ahead of the official release of the smart display products in Dongguan.

Google and Microsoft, whose Android and Windows operating systems are currently used on Huawei’s laptops and tablets, have both suspended access for new Huawei devices.

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