NASA explores product endorsements and rocket naming rights
" NASA's new leader is gung-ho on privatizing spaceflight, and that could lead to some new approaches to branding... like it or not. Administrator Jim Bridenstine has unveiled a NASA Advisory Council committee that will explore the feasibility of comm..." https://www.engadget.com/2018/09/03/nasa-open-to-endorsements-and-naming-rights/
実は5月にIQOS 3とされるガジェットが「NEW IQOS IS COMING」というタイトルでYouTubeに公開されていました。既に韓国ではそれをもとにITニュースメディア大手「Electronic Times Internet」を始めとして新型IQOSはこうなる! 的な報道が復数されています。「なんで韓国から?」と思う人がいる…" https://japanese.engadget.com/2018/09/03/iqos-3-0-multi/
" 9月4日のおもなできごと
2010年、富士フイルムが3Dデジカメ「FinePix REAL 3D W3」を発売
2014年、マイクロソフトが「Xbox One」を日本で発売
2015年、ASUSが7.9インチAndroid機「ZenPad S 8.0」(Z580CA)を発売
2017年、ドコモが下り788Mbpsのサービスを開始2014年:マイクロソフトのコンシューマーゲーム機「Xbox One」
The first 'Valkyria Chronicles' comes to Switch on October 16th
" Valkyria Chronicles 4 will be available on the Switch, but what if you never played the original and want to brush up on your WWII-inspired turn-based strategy? Don't worry, you're set. Sega has confirmed that the original Valkyria Chronicles will be..." https://www.engadget.com/2018/09/03/first-valkyria-chronicles-on-switch/
Will 2018 be the year small phones die?
" Sony is perhaps the last bastion of smaller smartphones. Or at least, it used to be. For years now, Sony has been making "Compact" versions of its top-tier handsets that are more or less flagships in their own right. Each generation of Sony's latest..." https://www.engadget.com/2018/09/03/will-2018-be-the-year-small-phones-die/
Here are all the new phones at IFA that you won't get in the US
" I know what you're thinking: Why should you care about a bunch of phones you might never get to buy? Well, in addition to feeding your FOMO, it's also worth learning about technologies available elsewhere in the world. Things that first showed up abr..." https://www.engadget.com/2018/09/03/ifa-2018-phones-not-us-no-fomo/
US, UK and others push for mandatory access to encrypted data
" Western intelligence allies are presenting a united front in their fight against encryption. The "Five Eyes" countries (US, UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand) have issued a Statement of Principles indicating that they will push for "lawful access..." https://www.engadget.com/2018/09/03/five-eyes-countries-anti-encryption-policy/