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Simona Halep vs Garbine Muguruza live stream: how to watch Australian Open semi-final tennis online from anywhere, DigiTech Geeks Mobile Computing News

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Simona Halep vs Garbine Muguruza live stream: how to watch Australian Open semi-final tennis online from anywhere Is Simona Halep unbeatable? The Romanian star is the only player that remains in the Australian Open in either draw that's yet to lose a set this fortnight. Standing in her seemingly inevitable path to the women's final is the unseeded Spanish star Garbine Muguruza who is having a tournament to remember. Don't miss this opportunity to watch the action as it happens from anywhere in the world with our Halep vs Muguruza Australian Open semi-final live stream guide. Halep looks in imperious form, having taken just 53 minutes to dispatch Anett Kontaveit in her quarter-final, in a match which saw her restrict her opponent to just two games. While Muguruza came into the tournament unfancied, it shouldn't be forgotten that the 26-year-old was a two-time major winning in the not-so-distant past, having triumphed in the French Open back in 2016 and at Wimbledon in...

Samsung Hit by Weak Demand in Key Products as It Prepares to Launch New Galaxy Flagship Phones, DigiTech Geeks Mobile Tech News

Samsung Hit by Weak Demand in Key Products as It Prepares to Launch New Galaxy Flagship Phones The world's biggest smartphone maker, Samsung Electronics, reported a slump in fourth-quarter net profits on Thursday, blaming weakening demand in key products and falling chip prices. https://ift.tt/2OPAAUw Click here to read full article. Download our Android App for all the latest Tech News: Click here... #DigiTechGeeks #DTG

Apple’s 2020 product plans for iPhones, Macs and more outlined by noted analyst, DigiTech Geeks Mobile Computing News

Apple’s 2020 product plans for iPhones, Macs and more outlined by noted analyst When analyst Ming-Chi Kuo talks about Apple, it's worth listening. This time, Kuo has suggested that Apple has a mass of new products from a possible iPhone SE 2 to a possible AirPower device to unveil in the first half of this year. This fresh crop of predictions was spotted by MacRumors , and suggests an entire product lineup. The biggest of these predictions is a 4.7-inch LCD iPhone, which could be a potential followup to the beloved iPhone SE. See what's up with 5G and the iPhone 12 Here's all we know about the iPhone 12 The iPhone SE 2 could be delayed by Coronavirus You see, as Apple's devices have moved into an even more premium segment of the market, the idea of the iPhone SE and iPhone 5C has felt left behind. But, there has been no shortage of speculation that a successor to the iPhone SE would come. A model with an LCD would make sense, as Apple has reserved OLED displays...

Space out with Google Earth on mobile , #DigiTech Geeks #Google #News

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Space out with Google Earth on mobile Stars are magical. Van Gogh painted them. Shakespeare wrote about them. We make wishes on them.  On the Google Earth team, we understand people’s desire to see stars just as much as they want to see Planet Earth. The Google Earth mobile app now offers wide views of our starry universe, just as Earth for the web and Earth Pro have done for some time. As smartphones and tablets have become more powerful, we’ve been able to bring the quality of Earth’s web and Pro versions to most smartphones. You can now see a view of the stars as you zoom out from Earth on your phone. Rotate the globe and you’ll see images of the beautiful Milky Way, collected from the European Southern Observatory, depicting the stars as they’d appear to a space explorer at a point some 30,000 miles above the planet.  Before we added the star imagery, the sky around the “big blue marble” view in Google Earth was simply black, which wasn’t very realistic. ...

World's first Tesla Powerwall is paying itself off much faster than expected, DigiTech Geeks Mobile Computing News

World's first Tesla Powerwall is paying itself off much faster than expected Four years ago, Tesla installed its first ever Powerwall battery pack in an Australian household, and now the residing Pfitzner family has revealed just how much of an impact the energy-saving measure has made. When combined with a solar panel system, Powerwall allows users to store any excess energy generated by the panels in order to use it at times when the sun alone can’t provide the necessary power.  While this effectively allows a home to operate self-sufficiently, there is a still a need to rely on the main power grid when the battery depletes due to extended periods of inclement weather or similar. The Microsoft Surface Pro 8 could be solar powered Over the course of four years, this resulted in the Pfitzner family saving a total of about $5,700 (AU$8,463) on their electricity bills, paying an average of just 30 cents (AU$0.46) per day. As for the environmental impact – the ability to stor...

Specs and images of the Canon EOS 850D / Rebel T8i DSLR revealed, DigiTech Geeks Mobile Computing News

Specs and images of the Canon EOS 850D / Rebel T8i DSLR revealed We haven't finished digesting the leaks and rumors about the Canon EOS R5 and the EOS R6 full-frame mirrorless cameras, but now there's already more to take in. This time it's about Canon's next DSLR, which is slated to be the EOS 850D (to be called the Rebel T8i in North America).  According to reliable camera news source Nokishita , Canon has added three more items to its products list, including the upcoming DSLR that is expected to make its official debut in February at the CP+ photography trade show (presumably alongside the EOS R5). Translated, that tweet reads, "EOS Rebel T8i Body, EOS Rebel T8i Lens Kit, RF 24-105mm STM, and QX10 (Black, White, Green, Pink) have been added to Canon’s latest product list. If not a mistake, it should be announced in February." Exactly what the QX10 refers to is unclear but Canon is definitely populating its stable of RF optics with another standard zoo...

Ashleigh Barty vs Sofia Kenin live stream: how to watch Australian Open semi-final tennis online from anywhere, DigiTech Geeks Mobile Computing News

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Ashleigh Barty vs Sofia Kenin live stream: how to watch Australian Open semi-final tennis online from anywhere Ashleigh Barty will be hoping to move one step closer on Thursday to becoming the first Australian to win the women’s title since Christine O’Neill 42 years ago. Will Barty end the Aussie wait for a finalist, or will Kenin win out at the Rod Laver Arena? Its a match you'll be able to watch as it happens from anywhere in the world with our Barty vs Kenin Australian Open semi-final live stream guide. The world No.1 blasted past last year's finalist Petra Kvitova in straight sets to reach the semi-finals, setting up a last-four clash with American Sofia Kenin. Kenin had never previously made it past the fourth round at the Aussie Open in her short career. However, her hard-fought 6-4 6-4 quarter-final win over Tunisia's Ons Jabeur means she is now on the brink of her first Grand Slam final. To make it there she'll likely have to pull a career-defining performa...