A Look At Some Footwear Looks That You Can Wear Now And Transition Into The Fall & Possibly Winter Season

August 25, 2019

Wearing Looks With Shoulder Pads & Pronounced Shoulders & Exaggerated Shoulders During The Fall & Early Winter Season

August 24, 2019

Apple closer to using BOE displays for iPhones to cut costs: Report

August 23, 2019

Microsoft hires open-source veteran Stormy Peters to run its Open Source Programs Office

August 23, 2019

South Korea Ends Pact to Share Military Information With Japan

August 23, 2019

Google Photos now lets you search for text in pictures you’ve taken

August 23, 2019

Amazon fires: 'Our house is burning', Macron warns ahead of G7

August 23, 2019

Huawei's Meng Wanzhou not a bargaining chip, says Pompeo

August 23, 2019

Sanders touts $16 trillion climate plan in fire-ravaged town

August 23, 2019

Key Mueller cooperator Gates testifies in trial of DC lawyer

August 23, 2019

Please reload

Featured Posts

TECH

Android could soon show how much battery your wireless headphones have left

August 1, 2017

Safi Bello

The Verge --------- Google is going to make it a bit easier to check the battery level on Bluetooth devices connected to your phone. As spotted by XDA Developers, the Android Open Source Project has added support for “[retrieving] battery level information of [a] remote device.” When this makes its way to a full Android release, it should allow an Android phone to display the battery level of any connected Bluetooth headphones, speakers, or other accessories. Those devices will have to be set up to share their battery information, though, so this feature likely won’t work with many products at first. To learn more click on the picture below to read the article.