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One of Apple’s greatest innovations was the MagSafe connector for its laptops, where thanks to a magnetic connection, it only takes a light tug to disconnect the charging cable from the laptop, which in turn prevents laptops from crashing to the floor after tripping over the cable. Unfortunately Apple decided to kill it with the launch of the new MacBook Pros.

However thanks to a recently discovered patent, it seems that Apple could be considering bringing the MagSafe connector back but in a slightly different form. According to the patent and as you can see in the diagram above, it shows how Apple is envisioning the MagSafe connector as an external accessory for the laptop.

However interestingly enough the diagram shows an older charging cable, which suggests that maybe this could be aimed at MacBook owners who want to use the old MagSafe charging cables with their newer MacBook laptops. However we suppose it is possible that Apple could create an adapter for the current USB-C cables as well.

That being said with this being a patent, it’s hard to say if it will ever be made a reality. However in the meantime, there are quite a few alternatives out there that offer up MagSafe-like connectivity, so you could always check those out in the meantime.

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When Samsung launched its new Galaxy S8 and S8+ handsets, it was unsurprisingly compatible with the company’s 2017 Gear VR and Controller devices. However given that it is an Android phone, we’re sure some of you guys might be wondering whether or not it is compatible with Google’s Daydream VR platform.

The bad news is that it isn’t, at least that’s according to a report from the folks at VRHeads. Trying to install the Daydream app on the phone will result in a message that reads, “a compatible version is missing”. However there is some good news is that if you don’t mind rooting your phone and adding a single line of code to your system permission files, you will be able to get it up and running with Daydream.

It is unclear why the handsets aren’t Daydream compatible considering that its specs certainly do meet the requirements and more. However it has been speculated that maybe Samsung’s partnership with Oculus could be the reason why Daydream support isn’t available for now. We’re not sure if that will ever change, so maybe don’t hold your breath.

However like we said, all it takes is a slight tweak to your system’s permission files and that problem goes away, that is if only you’re comfortable with rooting your phone and making these changes. If you don’t have an issue with that, then check out VRHead’s guide on how to do it, but proceed at your own risk!

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The BlackBerry KEYone was officially announced at MWC 2017 and it represented a mid-range handset that came with a physical QWERTY keyboard, something that many BlackBerry fans can appreciate. It was also originally pegged for a release in April and recent FCC approval suggested that things were on track.

However it turns out that the handset has since been delayed. During the company’s recent fiscal earnings call, BlackBerry’s CEO John Chen revealed that the handset will be skipping its April launch and will be released in may instead. Chen also suggested that production of the handset would only begin at the end of April.

His comments read, “We just launched two phones, or we helped our partners launch two phones. One in Indonesia and that one is shipping already. The second one, that TCL announced at Mobile World Congress which is the physical keyboard on an Android, that one is not going to be slated to ship until probably the May timeframe.”

However in a tweet by Steve Cistulli, the president and general manager of TCL Communication’s North American division, he revealed that production of the handset is already underway, although he did confirm that the handset has indeed been delayed and will see a 5th of May release in the US and Canada.

.@BBMobile Therefore the U.S. and Canadian KEYone launches will be in May 5/

— Steve Cistulli (@SteveCistulli) March 31, 2017

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Gordon Ramsey’s opinion on food, whether it’s laden with expletives or not, is the gold standard.

So when the “Hell’s Kitchen” chef weighs in with his uncensored opinion on a hotly debated food topic ― like putting pineapple on your pizza ― we can rest assured that his word is the final word.

While hosting the late-night British talk show “The Nightly Show,” Ramsey ordered a pizza on TV and turned to the audience for suggestions on toppings.

When one person volunteered “pineapples,” Ramsey was forced to put his call on a brief hold. 

“You don’t put f**king pineapple on pizza,” the chef said, while covering the phone’s microphone. Then, he returned back to the order like a true professional.

“So, 10 pepperoni, 10 margherita ― and no pineapple anywhere,” Ramsey told the order taker. Toward the end of the call, Ramsey looked out to the audience once more to ask the pro-pineapple person, “What the f**k are you doing?”

Just when you thought the pineapple pizza debate of 2017 was over, it crawls its way back to relevancy. 

And with the president of Iceland, the pineapple delivery person who refused to serve pineapples and, now, Chef Gordon Ramsey all vehemently rejecting the fruit-topped pizza, it’s starting to look like pro-pineapple advocates are on the losing side.

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Chelsea Clinton delivered a clear message to all those watching “Stand for Rights: A Benefit for the ACLU” on Friday night: she’s not giving up and we shouldn’t either.

Introduced as the “alternate universe current first daughter of the United States,” Clinton stopped by the event to bring attention to voter suppression and the various efforts lawmakers utilize to prevent from certain groups from making it to the polls. 

“The right to vote is the bedrock of our democracy,” Clinton said. “It gives us, each and every citizen, a voice in how our government works. Sadly, this fundamental right is under attack all across the country. Dozens of states have passed laws in recent years making it harder to vote. These laws disproportionately affect minority groups, the poor and the elderly. Millions have been disenfranchised by voter ID laws alone.”

To drive her point home, Clinton then introduced viewers to Ruthelle Frank, a Wisconsin resident who’s been voting since 1948 without an official birth certificate. However, Frank has been barred from voting since 2011 because of a lack of proper ID, one of the many ways citizens are kept away from the voting booth. Five years ago, The ACLU partnered with Frank to fight the voter ID law, but the case is still being appealed in courts. 

After the clip, Clinton ended her donation ask with a powerful plea to Americans to never give up the fight. 

“Well, Ruthelle isn’t giving up and the ACLU isn’t giving up. I’m not giving up.  I hope that none of you are giving up because we know that our right to vote is fundamental precious and worth fighting for,” she added. “And we know that we need the ACLU to be part of leading this fight on all of our behalf, so if you believe that please, please put that belief into action and give.”

Since her mother Hillary Clinton lost the election, rumors have swirled that Chelsea might run for public office. The former first daughter addressed the speculation about her political future in an interview with Variety published Wednesday.

“I really am constantly surprised by the stories of me running for, fill in the blank — Congress, Senate, City Council, the presidency,” Clinton said. “I really find this all rather hysterical, because I’ve been asked this question a lot throughout my life, and the answer has never changed.”

In the meantime, Clinton will be working on her children’s picture book titled She Persisted featuring the stories of powerful women throughout history like Harriet Tubman, Maria Tallchief, Claudette Colvin, Oprah Winfrey and Sonia Sotomayor.

Ready to give? Text POWER to 20222 to donate $10 to the ACLU. The ACLU will call to explain other actions you can take to help. (Terms here.) You can also support “Stand for Rights: A Benefit for the ACLU” by heading to the ACLU website. 

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