Mar 13
Mar 13
Student ‘Sent Home’ For Selling Hand Sanitizer By The Squirt To Classmates, Mom Says
Posted in: Today's ChiliA social media post about his entrepreneurial bid during the coronavirus outbreak went viral.
Mar 13
Gov. Cuomo’s one-month ban on gatherings of 500 people has left actors, ushers, musicians and crew members in the dark.
Mar 13
Coronavirus Outbreak Forces Mosques To Reassess Congregational Prayers & Ramadan Plans
Posted in: Today's ChiliMuslim Americans are having to rethink everything from Friday prayers to planning Hajj.
Mar 13
6 Experts On Why We Panic About The Coronavirus But Not About The Climate Crisis
Posted in: Today's ChiliBoth are urgent global crises, both are taking lives, but our reactions are very different. Climate experts explain why.
Mar 13
To relieve some stress and pass the time, bake these cakes, cookies, loaves and more with your pantry ingredients.
Mar 13
“I usually don’t go on FOX on principle, but misinformation about coronavirus has made me concerned about risk.”
Mar 13
Take a break from the big news stories and focus briefly on the mane news story.
Mar 13
These days, smartphones are getting better than ever at capturing photos, but when it comes to videos, there are still some models that are a bit disappointing. For example, Google’s Pixel 4 which has been widely praised as having a pretty awesome camera, lacks the ability to shoot 4K videos at 60 fps.
For those who are a bit disappointed by this, you’ll be pleased to learn that according to a report from XDA Developers, they have discovered within an APK teardown that 4K video recording at 60 fps could be coming soon to the phone. This is according to a sighting in the code that mentions “camcorder.4k60fps”, which based on its name leaves little to the imagination.
Google had previously acknowledged that the phone does not have 4K video capture at 60 fps, where the company said that the reason for this is because after recording for a few seconds, it will saturate some bandwidth capacity, and because of this, it did not meet Google’s standards of quality. This is why the feature was not included to begin with.
However, the company did state that they are hearing the feedback from users, so it is possible that maybe, just maybe, they have figured out a way to get around the problem and that 4K video recording at 60 fps could be coming soon to the Pixel 4.
Google Pixel 4 Could Soon Support 4K Video Recording At 60 FPS
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Mar 13
Due to the coronavirus outbreak, many companies are starting to send employees home to work. This is done to help reduce and contain the spread of the virus, where hopefully by working at home, it reduces the risk of employees catching it. However, this in turn creates another problem.
For those who use internet data plans with a data cap, this means that by staying home and working, you might hit that cap faster than you think. The good news is that if you’re using AT&T’s broadband service, you’ll be pleased to learn that the company has announced that for now, they’ll be suspending data caps for its broadband service.
This means that users will be able to comfortably work from home without having to worry that they’ll be hitting their data cap for the month. In a statement made by a company rep to Motherboard, “Many of our AT&T Internet customers already have unlimited home internet access, and we are waiving internet data overage for the remaining customers.”
That being said, we should note that AT&T’s data caps range from 150GB to 1TB, depending on the plan. Users who exceed those limits also face overages of $10 per additional 50GB of data consumed.
AT&T Responds To Coronavirus Crisis By Suspending Broadband Data Caps
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