David Imel
David Imel is a 21 year-old technology enthusiast hailing from Smartville, Califorina. He moves a lot so he's probably not really living in any one place. David loves Android, Writing, Computer Hardware, Mechanical Keyboards, Super Smash Brothers: Melee, and many other geeky things. He attended the University of California: Santa Cruz from 2013-2017 and now writes articles like no tomorrow.
The new Amazon Dash Wand uses Alexa to restock your fridge
Amazon is introducing a new piece of hardware called the Amazon Dash Wand, made to quickly restock items that you use every day using barcode scanning.
The Canadian telecom regulator just banned carriers from locking phones
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecom Commission has just revised the wireless code for telecom providers, banning the locking of devices sold to customers.
The Essential Phone’s front camera is a push towards a completely embedded world
The Essential Phone slaps a camera right into the display itself. What does that mean for the smartphone industry? It's a step in the sprint towards an entirely embedded world.
Google’s Gboard can now predict emojis from your drawings and anticipate whole phrases
Google has added additional drawing and text prediction features to its Gboard keyboard, using machine learning to guess exactly what you want.
OPPO announces the R11 smartphone in China
The Oppo R11 has just been announced, and it's boasting some major specs. Can it beat other flagships in the Chinese market?
FLIR announces new thermal cameras for USB Type-C devices
The FLIR One and FLIR One Pro are thermal cameras for USB Type-C devices that run on dedicated battery power and fit on phones with cases.
T-Mobile is kicking off 12 hours of giveaways to celebrate one year of T-Mobile Tuesdays
T-Mobile has kicked off 12 hours of giveaways to celebrate one year of T-Mobile Tuesdays. Win prizes like free Lyft rides and movies from the carrier!
Google Home users are reporting service outages this weekend
A number of users are experiencing inquiry failures when attempting to use their Google Home virtual assistants this weekend.
Google Sheets lets you make charts simply by asking for them
Google is boosting the capabilities of Sheets by allowing you to make charts simply by asking instead of creating them manually.
Qualcomm unveils Quick Charge 4+
Qualcomm has just unveiled Quick Charge 4+, enabling faster charge speeds, better thermals, and much needed efficiency improvements.
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