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Early Concept Of Google's Shortwave Podcasting App Leaks
At the end of last month, a report surfaced that Google is working on a new podcasting app called ‘Shortwave’ and now some additional info surfaced. Do keep in mind that the information that we’re about to share is an ‘early exploratory concept’ for Shortwave, according to Google’s spokesperson, and “it is not representative” of the current product Area 120 is developing… which, at the same time, confirms that Shortwave is coming.
Real-Life Nokia 9 With Five Cameras Appears Online
Rumors and leaks mentioning Nokia’s handset with five cameras have been rather frequent lately, and a real-life Nokia smartphone with five cameras has just surfaced online as well. If you take a look at the provided image, you will be able to see the phone, and its rather interesting setup on the back. This phone seems to be made out of metal and glass, while five cameras are included on its back, along with some additional sensors.
Huawei Mate 20 Pro Leaks With Curved Display, Large Notch
The Huawei Mate 20 Pro has been leaking like crazy over the last couple of weeks, and the phone has just surfaced in three real-life images. Unfortunately, the device is encased in all of the images in the gallery down below, but still, these images do reveal that the phone will sport a rather sizeable notch at the top of the display.
Open GApps Packages Now Available For Android 9 Pie
Open GApps packages are now available for Android 9 Pie devices, and that is something that will make those of you who like ROM-ing really happy. For those of you who do not know, however, it’s worth noting that Open GApps are basically packages which come with Google’s services, like Play Store, Play Services, and so on. Open GApps packages are easily flashable via a recovery, such as TWRP, for example.
AI May Be Able To Develop And Fortify Prejudice: Report
Cardiff University and MIT researchers have found that AI programs may be able to develop prejudice completely on their own based on real-world interactions, even without being trained on data sets that include human prejudice. According to data obtained from running a large number of AI simulations depicting a game of give and take, researchers learned that AI can form prejudices simply by copying whatever agent is obtaining the most desireable outcome, or highest profit on a short-term basis.
Librem 5 Delayed Due To Battery Bug, Shipping To Begin April 2019
This week Purism announced it plans to start shipping its Librem 5 smartphone to those who pre-ordered starting April, 2019. This is a smartphone that has been in development for some time and it had initially been expected to start shipping in January, 2019. Although that date had evidently now been pushed back by a few months.
Phone Comparisons: Samsung Galaxy Note 9 vs Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus
Do we have a good one for you today – the Samsung Galaxy Note takes on the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus – the top two Samsung smartphones are compared to see which one offers the best hardware and software experience. There is only one problem, these two devices are very similar in both of these areas. The Galaxy S9 Plus is Samsung’s main flagship with the ‘S’ Series being its ‘bread and butter’ when it comes to sales and monetary income.
VR Headset Shipments Expected To Recover Following Q2 2018 Drop
New data suggests Q2, 2018 was not great for the virtual reality (VR) headset market due to a slump in shipments. In spite of this, the International Data Corporation (IDC) suggests this is more of a temporary issue than an actual sign of the times, with the expectation shipments will recover in due course. According to the data, second-quarter worldwide VR headset shipments were down 33.7-percent in 2018, compared to the year before.
Rumored Nokia 9 Was Certified In China Months Ago
Nokia’s TA-1094, tentatively understood to be the Nokia 9, has now been spotted at China’s MIIT certification site with an approval date from way back in May of this year. That seems to suggest that the handset, which is expected to ship with no fewer than five camera sensors on the back panel, has been in the works for quite some time and will be announced sooner rather than later. That’s not altogether too surprising since alleged images of the proposed Nokia 9 have shown up in various reports.
Nokia Removes Option To Hide Notch To Meet Android One Requirements
Nokia smartphones, like the Nokia 5.1 Plus and 6.1 Plus, have notches in them. That’s not a surprise since it is 2018, and that’s what every smartphone maker is doing. However, Nokia had an option in the settings that allowed the user to make the status bar black, and essentially hide the notch. But that option has been removed.
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