Mar 04
Mar 04
The frontman was found dead at his Essex home. Cause of death has not been released.
Mar 04
The now-deleted post suggests the Trump ally is being framed.
Mar 04
Photos on social media show red cups arranged in the pattern of a swastika and students giving the Hitler salute.
Mar 04
Music always makes life a whole lot more bearable, and it can prove to be the catalyst during moments when our lives are challenging and difficult. However, with so many different ways and avenues for us to enjoy our music, going wireless happens to be one of the main methods where one’s music consumption does not get hindered in any way at all. 1MORE has come up with their stylish true wireless in-ear headphones which will surely turn heads while delivering excellent audio quality.
Sporting an exquisite appearance on the outside, the beautiful design and tamed colors will ensure that this pair of wireless in-ear headphones fit well into everyday lifestyles. It relies on a NCVM (non-conductive vacuum metallization) method, which is an eco-friendly vacuum plated coating process that enables it to achieve not only a sleek metallic finish but also stable signal transmission simultaneously.
Armed with a titanium composite diaphragm that has been tuned by Luca, a four-time Grammy award-winning sound engineer from Italy, you can be sure that all of your tunes will sound as close as possible to the original as intended. The 7mm dynamic driver will help balance out powerful bass and exquisite detail, while producing crystal clear sound, all crammed within an ultra-compact design that oozes with enhanced efficiency.
As with any other wireless devices, the major bugbear would be the battery life: just how long can the 1MORE stylish true wireless in-ear headphones last on a full charge? 1MORE touts up to 6.5 hours of battery life, and the listening experience can be further extended by up to 24 hours courtesy of the accompanied charging battery box that also doubles up as a safe, sleek-looking carry case. The headphones are compact in nature and easy to hold in your hand, and boast of 45° oblique-angled nozzles which will lay in your ear canals naturally for a tight, secure fit even during extended use. It adopts the new Bluetooth 5.0 module to make it future-proof, and is already available in the market.
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Mar 04
Vivo might call dibs on innovations like the in-screen fingerprint scanner, the first elevating camera, dual displays, or seamless button-less phones, but when it comes to battery charging tech, its cousin OPPO has a head start. That might not be true for long as the Chinese manufacturer strikes up a partnership with Energous to bring the latter’s over-the-air “true” wireless … Continue reading
Mar 04
OnePlus is expected to launch their next-gen flagship smartphone this year in the form of the OnePlus 7. Now thanks to a series of renders shared on Pricebaba with OnLeaks, we have an idea of what to expect and it seems that OnePlus will be approaching the design differently with a popup camera.
It’s actually interesting that OnePlus has approached the OnePlus 7 with this design. This is because back in 2018, the company launched the OnePlus 6 with a notch which the company’s CEO seemed pretty enthusiastic about. This render, if accurate, suggests that the company will be heading in a different direction.
It’s also not that surprising as OnePlus phones tend to borrow certain design and technology from Oppo who also has a phone with a popup camera (both OnePlus and Oppo share the same parent company). The idea of a popup camera isn’t new either as an earlier leaked suggested that the company could be either go with a popup camera or a slideout design.
Take it with a grain of salt for now, but OnePlus has yet to officially confirm when the OnePlus 7 will be launched. The company is also expected to launch a 5G smartphone later this year, and it also seems like the company will be passing on foldable devices for now.
Alleged OnePlus 7 Renders Leaked, Shows Off Popup Camera
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Mar 04
Several years ago, Microsoft tried their hand at wearables in the form of the Microsoft Band. It was a fitness tracker and it was actually pretty popular, but we suppose it wasn’t popular enough for Microsoft to want to continue with it as the device was later discontinued, although the company did keep its apps and related services up and running.
However that will no longer be the case because according to Microsoft, the company has confirmed that come 31st of May, they will be officially ending apps and services for the Microsoft Band. This means that all apps from the Microsoft Store, Google Play, and the Apple App Store will be removed.
Those who are still holding onto their devices will be able to export their data, and the devices are also expected to continue to function. However Microsoft has warned that should the user reset their device and want to set it up again, that will be a no go. Even better for users who’d rather have a refund, it seems that Microsoft will be accepting some refunds.
This only applies to certain devices, namely devices whose data was synced from the Band to the Health Dashboard between the 1st of December 2018 to March 1st 2019. Those who are interested in a refund (it will be a partial refund) can head on over to Microsoft’s website.
Microsoft Band Apps And Services To End May 31
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Mar 04
The Last of Us was revealed a couple of years ago but to date, there is no word on when the game will be released. In 2017 it was suggested that the game could see a 2019 release, and now it looks like that could be coming true. This is according to a listing by a Peruvian gaming retailer who listed the game as being available come October 2019.
We should caution you that this date might not necessarily be accurate. This is because the official date has yet to be announced which means that for all we know, the date listed could be a placeholder. However a release in 2019 does seem to corroborate the claims that we heard back in 2017, plus it feels like enough time has passed since the game was announced so it could be due this year.
The original The Last of Us was released in 2013 which means that a good 6 years has passed since its release. The game was exceptionally well-received by gamers which is why many are eagerly anticipating its sequel. Not much is known about the sequel for now but hopefully come E3 2019 there will be additional details that will be shared. Either check back with us in the coming months for the details, but until then maybe don’t get your hopes up for an October release just yet.
Retailer Lists The Last Of Us 2 For An October Release
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Mar 04
BioWare’s launch of Anthem on the PS4 hasn’t been a particularly smooth one. Gamers have been complaining about the game crashing on their console to the point where it is essentially unplayable. Fortunately it seems that according to PS4 gamers, some gamers have had some luck getting refunds.
In a thread posted on Reddit, one user writes, “Sony is aware of the issue and is offering a complete refund on Anthem no questions asked. Took me 5 minutes.” It is unclear if this refund request works for all gamers or if it is on a case-by-case basis, but if you bought Anthem and you’re having issues with it on the PS4, you could try your luck asking for a refund.
While most gamers seem to have no issue asking for a refund without much fuss, some gamers were flat out refused a refund. Some users speculate that it is because all accounts are granted an unofficial “no questions asked” refund, and if you’ve requested for a refund before then you might not be able to get one now.
We suppose that eventually there should be patches released that will address these issues with the game, so until then maybe you can wait it out or as we said, you can try your luck for a refund.
Sony Is Refunding Some PS4 Anthem Players
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