PlayStation Video comes to Android. Photo: Sony
Android users can get their video from yet another streaming service today, with Sony releasing its PlayStation Video app on the Google Play Store.
Next month, St. Bartholemew’s Hospital in London will live-stream an operation, letting anyone with virtual-reality goggles see the procedure from any angle.
Dr. Shafi Ahmed, the colorectal and laparoscopic surgeon who will perform the surgery, has broadcast from the O.R. before using Google Glass. But this will be the first time a stream will include 360-degree video that will let viewers observe from any angle.
“You’ll be with me in the operating theater,” he said.
See ya, Safari! Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
Googlebot, the giant webcrawler that Google uses to scan webpages and update its index, is ditching its iPhone disguise to become an Android.
Rather ironically, the tool has been masquerading as an Apple device running iOS 8.3 for years, but it will soon become a Nexus 5X running Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow to become more efficient.
Who needs cable when services like HBO Now, Netflix, Hulu, NHL Game Center, and more have you covered?
This handy box brings all of these apps to your TV screen in ultra high definition. Just connect it to any HDMI TV and you’re in business. You can also play games, listen to music, view photos, and more, tapping into your TV’s full potential as a bona-fide entertainment center.
Nixon Mission is the toughest Wear watch yet. Photo: Nixon
Californian watchmaker Nixon is going smart — and super strong! The company today unveiled its new Mission smartwatch powered by Android Wear, with a rugged build made out of stainless steel and polycarbonate that’s made for the outdoors.
