Remember that time when HP sold Palm and had a fire sale on a very rounded-corner tablet by the name of TouchPad? It’s almost as if the designers of this rumored iPad Pro 2018 saw the outside edge of that old tablet and decided it’d be good for the inside of their newest slate. What we’re looking at today is … Continue reading
Scientists from the University of California, Riverside, are claiming to have discovered the oldest known animal fossil—an ancient sea sponge that emerged between 660 million and 635 million years ago.
You might not have to dread receiving a message on your PS4. Sony’s Twitter-based PlayStation UK support has told customers that the company has “fixed the issue” that let malicious PSN messages crash consoles. While the team didn’t explain what ha…
Amazon has launched an updated model of the Kindle Paperwhite today and it gets an improvement that many customers may have been waiting for. The Kindle Paperwhite is finally waterproof. It’s also thinner than its predecessor so the new model will certainly entice customers with these two core changes. This has been done without raising the price point of the device.
Amazon’s new Kindle Paperwhite has an IP rating. It can be submerged in water up to two meters deep for up to an hour. While you probably won’t be using it underwater for that amount of time, this does mean that you have nothing to worry about should your Kindle Paperwhite ever fall in the pool.
Some subtle design changes have been made as well. The front of the device is now flush instead of the raised bezels found on older models. This makes the device feel more premium. The LEDs have been increased to five to allow for more uniform front lighting.
It can be purchased with up to 32GB of storage and there’s Bluetooth support as well. Some software tweaks have been made as well to improve the overall user experience. Amazon is taking pre-orders for the new Kindle Paperwhite starting today. It will ship November 9th. Prices start at $130.
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Huawei has been dabbling in smartwatches for the past few years, with 2017 bringing us the Huawei Watch 2. Now it looks like the company is back with a third iteration of its smartwatch in the form of the Huawei Watch GT, a watch that we’ve been hearing about for a while now based on various leaks and rumors, some of which have since been confirmed at Huawei’s event in London.
While there are plenty of smartwatches in the market, Huawei’s smartwatches have typically stood out from the rest by offering a somewhat more “mature” design. For those who want a watch that can be somewhat dressy but yet suitable for day-to-day, the Huawei Watch GT will no disappoint. It will feature the use of a ceramic bezel, a diamond-like coating on the glass, and will also sport a stainless steel case, with a 1.39-inch display.
It will also use an AMOLED screen with a 454 x 454 resolution, and it will be powered by a new dual chipset architecture. What does this mean? Basically there will be a lower-speed chip and a high-speed one. However thanks to the use of AI, the smartwatch will be able determine which sensor to use, thus helping users conserve battery when not-so-intense processing is required (this is similar in concept to the big.LITTLE architecture).
There will also be a brand new heart rate monitoring system dubbed the Huawei TruSeen 3.0 that uses a self-learning algorithm that will be able to collect better fitness data. There will also be the usual host of sensors that includes an accelerometer, gyroscope, a compass, GPS, an altimeter, and an air pressure sensor.
Huawei is also boasting that its smartwatch will feature 2 weeks of battery life with heart rate monitoring and up to 90 minutes of exercise per week. This is huge as battery life is a huge deal when it comes to choosing a smartwatch. That being said, the Huawei Watch GT will not run on Google’s Wear OS platform and will instead run on its own software.
This can be viewed as either a good or bad thing where a proprietary software means Huawei can do with it as they please. The downside is that it won’t have access to the plethora of apps that Wear OS has, but if you’re happy with what the watch does by itself, then maybe this isn’t that big of a deal.
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Senate Majority PAC is spending $3 million to attack Republican Bob Hugin as a Trump clone.
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The one-time Atlanta Falcons prospect allegedly has blamed the victim for what happened.
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