Aug 14
The GoFundMe campaign slams “highly politicized” attacks from the president.
Aug 14
“Dogs are boys and cats are girls.”
Aug 14
Several pedestrians were injured.
Aug 14
Voltron's Penultimate Season Triumphantly Heads Home—But Not Without Some Bumps Along the Way
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Netflix’s Voltron: Legendary Defender has spent the past few seasons wildly expanding the scope and scale of its story, and the universe the Voltron Force is destined to defend. Its newly-released seventh season—its penultimate installment—deftly narrows the series’ focus to a more personal level as the Paladins…
Aug 14
The Mendocino Complex Fire Has Now Spawned the Biggest Single Blaze in California History
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The Mendocino Complex Fire just keeps setting records. Last week, the combination of the Ranch and River fires set the record as the state’s largest fire complex in history. But now the Ranch Fire alone is the biggest single fire to ever scar the state.
Aug 14
Earlier this year NVIDIA announced a new set of “RTX” features that included support for advanced ray tracing features, upgrading a graphics technique that simulates the way light works in the real world. It’s expected to usher in a new generation of…
Aug 14
The White House has officially banned the government use of hardware made by Chinese companies ZTE and Huawei, including smartphones, routers, and similar devices. The move follows years of debate over the two companies and the potential national security risk their hardware may present. The ban is part of a $716 billion defense policy bill newly signed by President Trump. … Continue reading
Aug 14
As technology evolves, so do users’ tastes and expectations. No longer are they satisfied with crude digital approximations of real-world objects and demand convincing and photorealistic renderings more than what current computing technology can provide. Unless they happen to have one of NVIDIA’s three new GPUs. Boasting to have brought technology that wasn’t expected until at least 2023, NVIDIA is … Continue reading
Aug 14
One of the rumors leading up to the official announcement of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 was that Samsung could have a new wireless charger in the works for the phone and other Samsung devices. The Note 9 has since been launched and if you’re interested in the wireless charger as well, it looks like you will be able to get your hands on it as well.
Available in either a black or white finish via Samsung’s website, this wireless charger is pretty much as what the leaks had previously revealed. Unlike other wireless charging pads that are flat, Samsung’s Wireless Charger Duo will come with a stand/docked portion where users can prop up their phones so that they can see its screen while the device is being charged.
There will also be a flat option for users to put other wireless charging compatible devices, like in the photo above could be used for smartwatches or potentially another phone. Samsung claims that the charger will offer fast charge functionality with the ability to output 7.5W of power. It is also Qi compatible which means that using it with non-Samsung devices will be fine as long as those devices are also Qi compatible.
There will also be a built-in fan to help keep the charger cool, which was one of the alleged reasons why Apple’s AirPower was delayed due to overheating issues. As for pricing, it does not come cheap at $120, but if the rumors are true, it could be cheaper than Apple’s AirPower which was recently rumored to cost $150.
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Aug 14
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