Feb 10
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Family with Robert Mueller jitters heads in limo to State of the Union speech in mock TV episode.
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Feb 10
Star Trek: Discovery Inspired This Fan to Produce Some Amazing Sketches and Paintings
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Art begets art. And, in this case, a love for Star Trek inspires some beguiling sketch work.
Feb 10
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Feb 10
LG has made no secret of the fact that it’s going to unveil a new flagship smartphone at MWC 2019 in Barcelona. The company also revealed that the LG G8 ThinQ is going to feature a 3D time-of-flight sensor for improved facial recognition.
LG has worked with Infineon Technologies to incorporate the latter’s REAL3 image sensor chip in the LG G8. The company says that this new chip will “deliver a new level of front camera capability in a smartphone.”
The time-of-flight sensor uses infrared light to develop a 3D model of the subject for facial recognition. Other 3D technologies use complex algorithms to calculate the object’s distance from the camera lens. The phone thus requires less processing power and energy with a ToF sensor for facial recognition.
The depth measurement capabilities of this sensor allow for improved portrait shots as well so expect the LG G8 to apply a better bokeh effect to your selfies. It’s also ideal for implementation in augmented reality and virtual reality applications.
Leaked renders of the LG G8 show that the device is going to have a notched display. LG will talk about it in detail at the upcoming Mobile World Congress 2019 which begins February 25th in Barcelona.
LG Confirms 3D Time-Of-Flight Sensor For New G8 Flagship
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Feb 10
Protestors Target Guggenheim Over Its Ties To Family At Center Of Opioid Crisis
Posted in: Today's ChiliPurdue Pharma, which is owned by the Sackler family, manufactures and markets OxyContin.
Feb 10
New Horizons Images Show Ultima Thule May Actually Be More 'Pancake'-Shaped
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The distant (486958) 2014 MU69, nicknamed Ultima Thule, made history on New Year’s Day for becoming the farthest object ever visited by a spacecraft. As it’s situated in the Kuiper Belt about 4.1 billion miles from Earth, there’s much about MU69 that scientists are still learning. Now, new images have raised even more…
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