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The LG G8X Is the Company’s Latest Attempt to Make Dual-Screen Phones a Thing

The LG G8X Is the Company’s Latest Attempt to Make Dual-Screen Phones a Thing
Smartphones have basically gotten as large as they can reasonably get without some sort of radical design change. Samsung and Huawei are working with foldable OLED technology to allow phones to transform into tablets, but is still pushing the dual-screen design. is the latest phone with one of the company’s snap-on Dual Screen accessories. Even with some new design refinements, this is going to be a tough sell. As you might have guessed, the LG G8X ThinQ is a modified version of the G8 that launched earlier this year. It ditches the silly and almost inoperable motion controls, allowing for a smaller display notch.

Huawei Announces Refreshed P30 Pro with Android 10

Huawei Announces Refreshed P30 Pro with Android 10
Everyone involved in the mobile industry is watching Huawei’s next moves closely. With a pending export ban in place, Huawei can’t launch new phones with Google-certified Android, so the upcoming Mate 30 may be the first major Android phone to . Huawei just , but it’s not the Mate 30. In fact, it’s not even “new” by some definitions. The revamped P30 Pro has been unveiled at IFA with a new exterior design and Android 10. first launched the P30 Pro in March of this year, several months before the US Commerce Department added it to the “Entity List.

ET Deals: AMD Ryzen 7 2700X $199, Samsung Evo 128GB MicroSDXC $19, Dell XPS Intel Core i9-9900 Desktop $854

ET Deals: AMD Ryzen 7 2700X $199, Samsung Evo 128GB MicroSDXC $19, Dell XPS Intel Core i9-9900 Desktop $854
If you’re planning to build a new PC then you will want to have a look at our top deal today, which is one of AMD’s Ryzen 7 2700X processors marked down to just $199. AMD’s Ryzen 7 2700X comes with eight SMT enabled CPU cores with a max clock speed of 4.3GHz, which gives you exceptional performance for multitasking and running power-hungry applications. Currently, you can get it from Amazon marked down from $329.00 to $199.00. This microSDXC card gives you an extra 128GB of storage space for your phone and other devices.

Will Tesla, GM, and Nissan Get a Second Shot at EV Tax Credits?

Will Tesla, GM, and Nissan Get a Second Shot at EV Tax Credits?
A proposed expansion of the $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit has become another polarizing issue, both for fiscal conservatives (“boondoggle … don’t need it”) and liberals and environmental advocates (“an important tool to slow climate change”). It is of greatest interest to Tesla and General Motors, which have already hit the cap. GM is still in the wind-down phase, with a maximum one-quarter credit, or $1,875, for the six months starting next month. Nissan will likely hit the cap in 2-3 years. Ford and Toyota may get there by 2025. A proposal in front of Congress would expand the tax credit by another 400,000 vehicles per automaker for a total of 600,000.

Razer’s Upcoming Intel-Powered Switch 13 Will Offer 25W Switchable TDP

Razer’s Upcoming Intel-Powered Switch 13 Will Offer 25W Switchable TDP
When Intel took the lid off of Ice Lake, we noted that the performance data for the CPU was complex. On the GPU side of things, Ice Lake is a huge leap forward, with substantially higher performance than anything we’ve seen from Intel integrated graphics before. The CPU, however, was a rather mixed bag. When restrained to a 15W TDP, Ice Lake CPUs weren’t necessarily faster than the Coffee Lake chips they are intended to replace and were often somewhat slower. If you give the CPU additional headroom, this problem resolves — but of course, giving the chip more power to play with has a negative impact on heat and battery life.

Tyrannosaurus Rex Had an Air Conditioner Built Into Its Skull: Researchers

Tyrannosaurus Rex Had an Air Conditioner Built Into Its Skull: Researchers
One of the frustrating things about studying long-extinct animals is how thoughtless they were. Dinosaurs — already factually* proven to be the coolest creatures to ever exist — were terribly bad at leaving us good examples of their soft tissues to study. Instead of lining up in neat orderly rows under ideal conditions for long-term fossilization, they just died everywhere. This has made it vastly more difficult to study them appropriately. In most cases, fossilization only preserves bone, though faint markings, scratches, or preserved ‘shadows’ sometimes still show where soft tissue existed. Because we can’t examine soft tissue directly, paleontologists have to study them indirectly, by examining the bone structures that were preserved for millions of years and comparing them with creatures that still exist today.

Sony Is Back to Making Compact Phones With the Xperia 5

Sony Is Back to Making Compact Phones With the Xperia 5
It is traditional for Sony to launch two flagship phones per year, so naturally, everyone expected its big IFA 2019 announcement to be the Xperia 2. After all, it released the Xperia 1 earlier this year. Instead, Sony unveiled . The numbering scheme is unusual because this phone is essentially a smaller version of the Xperia 1, and that could make a lot of people very happy. For years, Sony was the only smartphone maker that resisted the trend toward larger and larger phones. Companies that did make “mini” versions of their phones often hobbled them in some way to keep the price down.

Microsoft: Latest Windows 10 1903 Update Can Cause CPU Spikes, Break Desktop Search

Microsoft: Latest Windows 10 1903 Update Can Cause CPU Spikes, Break Desktop Search
Earlier this week, reports surfaced that some Windows 10 users are having problems with Windows 10 1903. The latest cumulative update released for the OS, KB4512941, can cause CPU usage to surge to 30 percent or even as high as 100 percent. Separately from that, some users are also reporting that Windows Desktop Search is completely broken. , the broken search issue only affects systems which have disabled the “Search the web” functionality embedded in desktop search. I admit, this kind of acknowledgment always makes me a bit grumpy, mostly because I’ve never understood why anyone would want web-search functionality integrated into desktop search in the first place.

The $399 Sonos Move Is the Company’s First Portable Speaker

The $399 Sonos Move Is the Company’s First Portable Speaker
Sonos pioneered multi-room audio long before Chromecast, AirPlay, and the other newer systems arrived on the scene. With all the Sonos speakers over the years, none of them have been portable until now. The is the first speaker from the company that you can haul around outside the house, but it’ll also work with your existing in-home Sonos system. The Sonos Move is not to be confused with the recently released Sonos One. that smaller speaker supports voice control via Alexa and Google Assistant, and it’s “portable” in that it’s small and light. You can move the One around your house, but it needs an external power source.
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