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Showing posts with label updates. Show all posts
Friday, April 3, 2015
Sennheiser updates Momentum headphones launches two new wireless noise canceling variants
Sennheiser has updated its premium Momentum series of headphones. The current Momentum and Momentum On-Ear now feature improved design for better comfort as well as the ability to fold them for easier transportation.
Along with that, the company also announced two new wireless versions of the Momentum headphones. They feature the design improvements of the second generation models, but cut the cord and go for Bluetooth (aptX) to transfer the data. The headphones feature built-in controls to control your audio playback and calls, as well as NFC for pairing easily with your smartphone or tablet. On top of that, they also feature active noise-cancelation, which is not present in the wired models.
The second generation wired Momentum will be available in black, ivory, and brown while the wireless Momentum will be available in just black and ivory. The Momentum On-Ear will be available in black, ivory, brown, and silver while the Momentum On-Ear Wireless will be available in just black and ivory.
The Momentum Wireless and Momentum On-Ear Wireless will be priced at $499 and $399, respectively.
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Google Earth 8 0 for Android adds new 3D tech quicker map updates
Google has just announced a pretty big update for the Google Earth app for Android. The new version will be rolling out over the next week, bringing with it faster and smoother transitions as you’re zooming in.
Mountains and cities get sharper 3D views too, thanks to an overhauled 3D rendering technology that was built from scratch. This is, in fact, the first big upgrade for the 3D tech since Google Earth launched 10 years ago. And more 3D updates are promised for the coming months.
Moving on, Google Earth is finally getting updated map information at the same time as Google Maps. So you’ll always have the freshest details when using Earth. Furthermore, roads and labels have received a new coat of paint as well, as you can see in the image below.
If you’ve ever created your own map for Google Earth, you’ll be happy to find out that you’ll even be able to open your KML files from Google Drive directly inside the Earth app.
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