Ricoh Theta Z1 360-degree camera

Do you love setting up action shots or capturing photos that are totally unique in its inspiration and angle? If you have answered in the affirmative, then you would most probably find the Theta Z1 360-degree camera to be well worth the effort. Ricoh has just announced the Theta Z1 360-degree camera, making it king of the hill in this department. This latest model will be able to support approximately 23-megapixels resolution (6720 x 3360 pixels) 360-degree still image photo shooting, letting you capture great looking spherical images in a single shot. Surely all of your social media accounts will be able to benefit from such a device in terms of wowing your followers.

Being the flagship model in the series, the Theta Z1 360-degree camera’s compact main body will arrive equipped with a 1.0-inch back-illuminated CMOS image sensor. Fully capable of supporting a diverse range of shooting modes, one will be able to choose from aperture priority so that one can capture high-quality images regardless of the setting (outdoors, nighttime, indoors, tropical beaches or snowy mountain views). There is virtually no limit to the surrounding environment which will hinder your photo taking sessions, and it is also possible to capture rather smooth and immersive 360-degree videos in 4K (3840×1920 pixels) and 30 frames per second (fps), all made possible courtesy of its powerful 3-axis rotational stabilization that will help compensate for rotational shake.

On the main body of the Theta Z1 lies a 0.93-inch organic EL monitor and a Function (Fn) button. This allows the user to access a wide range of information at a glance, ranging from the number of possible shots to exposure settings and others. There is also built-in support for Adobe DNG format (RAW) for professional image editing enjoyment, and the Android-based system provides flexibility in number of expansions that one can add to the Z1 via the installation of additional plug-ins. Expect the Theta Z1 360-degree camera to be readily available from this month onwards.

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Nubia has come up with some decent smartphones in the past (although those never really managed to shake the world quite like other more notable brands), and most recently they have shaken things up with the introduction of the Nubia Alpha. The Nubia Alpha is much more than a concept: in fact, it is going to go on sale sometime before the curtains fall on 2019. What makes the Nubia Alpha so special? The striking massive, flexible display is what makes it so impressive at first glance, wrapping close to half of its segmented band, while offering all of the essential functions of a smartphone to the user right at their fingertips.

In order to ensure that the Nubia Alpha remains relevant, it comes with an integrated 4G modem that ensures true standalone wireless connectivity. In order to keep up with the selfie-loving times, there is also an onboard 5MP camera that can be used for making video calls and snapping photos of yourself.

Nubia boasts that the Alpha carries the largest wearable flexible screen in the industry and is further protected via a strong, heat-resistant polymer known as Polyimide. Being water-resistant, there was no mention of the rating although I would think that it can withstand a couple of splashes from the tap, but it does not look tough enough to handle swimming on a regular basis.

Powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Wear 2100 chipset, the Nubia Alpha is accompanied by 1GB of RAM, 8GB of internal memory with a 500mAH battery keeping it going. Connectivity options apart from 4G eSIM include Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. To make sure it appeals across the board even more, the Nubia Alpha will be able to function as a fitness tracker by offering basic sleep, exercise and heart rate monitoring. Needless to say, all of such data can be accessed through a custom-made wearable OS which will support voice commands, multi-touch and air gestures. There will be three different versions sold: a black, Bluetooth-only model for €449, a black 4G eSim variant that will cost €100 more, and the high-end 4G eSim model that looks a wee bit gaudy in 18-karat gold for €649.

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Patient In London Might Be The Second Person To Have Been Cured Of HIV

These days thanks to the advancement of modern medicine, science, and technology, people who contract HIV can still lead relatively normal lives, even if their lives might have been shortened due to the fact that at the moment there is still no known cure for the disease. However there is hope.

According to recent reports, it seems that a patient in London could be the second person in the world to have been cured of HIV. The first patient was cured about 10 years ago and it was sort of accidental as the patient was receiving treatment for cancer, and where he had received a bone marrow transplant, only to discover that it had somehow cured the disease.

However scientists and researchers have been unable to replicate those results, at least until now where the London patient has proven that the results in the first patient was not a fluke and that there is a chance for HIV to be potentially cured. According to Ravindra Gupta, lead author of the study and a professor in University College London’s Division of Infection and Immunity, “By achieving remission in a second patient using a similar approach, we have shown that the Berlin Patient was not an anomaly and that it really was the treatment approaches that eliminated HIV in these two people.”

He also notes that this method might not be suitable for all patients, but hopes that it at the very least offers hope for potentially new treatment strategies.

Patient In London Might Be The Second Person To Have Been Cured Of HIV

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