Tesla's new Roadster will appear on 'Jay Leno's Garage' August 23rd

Tesla’s new Roadster has been virtually impossible to see outside of its original launch event unless you’ve been fortunate enough to spot a prototype in the wild. You’re about to get a better peek, though. CNBC is teasing a close look at the elect…

New Gradient Colors For Huawei P20 Pro Due At IFA 2018


Huawei is reportedly going to launch new gradient color options for the P20 Pro at the IFA 2018 convention later this month. Huawei’s experiments with color for its flagship smartphones have been well received and it’s now being said that the company will continue down this path to make its devices more unique compared to the competition.

Android Authority reports that two new gradient color options will be unveiled for the Huawei P20 Pro during the IFA 2018 keynote of Huawei’s Richard Yu. The scribe claims to have seen images of the new colors and has verified their existence.

It adds that the first color option is “inspired by the night sky and the aurora borealis,” using a wider color gamut compared to the twilight P20 Pro gradient even though the two share some colors. It straight at black on the left and transitions towards turquoise at the right of the phone while retaining the purple and blue hues of the twilight P20 Pro.

The second color option is reportedly inspired by the sea and is predominantly white with hints of yellow and pink. The color is said to be similar to the rose gold P20 with a more understated gradient from white to pink.

The IFA 2018 convention takes place later this month in Berlin.

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Fox News’ Judge Jeanine Pirro Tries To Sully Robert Mueller Over Benghazi

Pirro on a previous show asked whether Mueller was a bigger threat to the U.S. than Vladimir Putin.

Ariana Grande Brought To Tears While Discussing Anxiety, Manchester Bombing

“We just have to be there for each other as much as we can,” the pop star said during an emotional interview.

Elon Musk Reduces Twitter Use, Specifically by Unfollowing Grimes

Three months ago, I had no idea who recording artist Grimes was, but after weeks of nonstop drama and intrigue, reports she’s been unfollowed on Twitter by her boyfriend Elon Musk have me shook.

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Jack Dorsey explains why Twitter is reluctant to fight fake news

Twitter chief Jack Dorsey’s media tour has swung past CNN, and he’s using this latest opportunity to defend more of the social network’s controversial decisions over subjects like fake news. In an interview with Reliable Sources host Brian Stelter,…

New Gradient Colors For Huawei P20 Pro Due At IFA 2018


Huawei is reportedly going to launch new gradient color options for the P20 Pro at the IFA 2018 convention later this month. Huawei’s experiments with color for its flagship smartphones have been well received and it’s now being said that the company will continue down this path to make its devices more unique compared to the competition.

Android Authority reports that two new gradient color options will be unveiled for the Huawei P20 Pro during the IFA 2018 keynote of Huawei’s Richard Yu. The scribe claims to have seen images of the new colors and has verified their existence.

It adds that the first color option is “inspired by the night sky and the aurora borealis,” using a wider color gamut compared to the twilight P20 Pro gradient even though the two share some colors. It straight at black on the left and transitions towards turquoise at the right of the phone while retaining the purple and blue hues of the twilight P20 Pro.

The second color option is reportedly inspired by the sea and is predominantly white with hints of yellow and pink. The color is said to be similar to the rose gold P20 with a more understated gradient from white to pink.

The IFA 2018 convention takes place later this month in Berlin.

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U.S. Government Reportedly Wants Facebook To Break Messenger Encryption


The U.S. government has reportedly been trying to get Facebook to break the encryption in its Messenger app in an ongoing criminal probe so that the law enforcement agencies can listen to a suspects voice conversations. This has once again sparked the debate about whether or not companies can be forced to change the security parameters of their services to aid surveillance which would help law enforcement close ongoing cases.

The unreported case is proceeding in a federal court in California under seal which means that no filings are publicly available. Reuters hears from three people briefed on the case that Facebook is contesting the demand put forward by the U.S. Department of Justice.

Arguments on a government motion to hold Facebook in contempt of court for not carrying out the surveillance request were heard earlier this week in court. Facebook and the Department of Justice declined to comment on the matter.

One of the sources cited in the report said that this issue arose in Fresno, California as part of an investigation into the MS-13 gang. The government is seeking a wiretap of ongoing voice conversations of one person on Messenger.

Facebook has argued that voice calls in Messenger are encrypted end-to-end which means that only the two parties in that conversation can listen in.

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Save $1,100 on This 82" Samsung TV, Which, Yeah, Should Be Big Enough

Want a big new TV for football Zion Williamson season? This massive 82" Samsung TV is marked down to $2300 at Walmart right now, a full $1100 less than it costs at Amazon. It should go without saying, but this set includes 4K resolution, HDR, and Samsung’s excellent smart apps as well.

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Snapchat's much-needed Android overhaul is hiding in plain sight

Snap promised a sorely needed redesign for Snapchat’s sluggish Android app back in November, and it’s now clear what that tune-up will entail. Jane Manchun Wong has discovered (with additional detail from Kieron Quinn) that Snapchat’s Android app hi…