Cartoon Network’s ThunderCats Roar is real good, but actually real good. If you’re a person of taste, you read that hearing the original ThunderCats theme song playing in your mind because, silly as it was, the tune was an absolute banger. Though ThunderCats Roar’s journey to the small screen was fraught, what Cartoon…
A newly published study looks toward the future of a world facing the deadly novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2. According to the research, it may be necessary for communities around the world to engage in ‘prolonged or intermittent’ social distancing practices into the year 2022 in order to prevent the healthcare system from being overrun by future virus outbreaks. The study, which … Continue reading
Amazon’s affiliate program members are getting less money starting on April 21st. According to CNBC, the e-commerce giant has notified Amazon Associates — affiliates that link to products on its website in exchange for a percentage of the sales — tha…
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The Switch is a wonderful handheld, but it’s not perfect. It’s a big piece of tech for something that’s portable, and hooking up a set of wired headphones can make it all even more awkward. Thankfully, third-party companies are picking up Nintendo’s slack, creating adapters to hook up wireless Bluetooth headsets.
Not too long ago, OnePlus teased that they would be announcing their latest smartphones, the OnePlus 8 and 8 Pro this week. Sure enough it looks like the company has indeed done that, so if you are looking forward to the company’s latest smartphones, here they are in all of their official glory.
Now both phones will share similar hardware specs. This includes the use of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 865 chipset which also means that both phones will support 5G connectivity. Both devices will also be available in 8GB or 12GB RAM variants, along with 128GB or 256GB of storage. Both phones will also sport a 16MP front-facing camera, and an in-display fingerprint sensor, but that’s where their similarities pretty much end.
With the OnePlus 8, the phone will come with a smaller 6.55-inch display with a 2400×1080 resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate. With the OnePlus 8 Pro, the phone will come with a larger 6.78-inch display, a 1440×3168 resolution, and a faster 120Hz refresh rate. Battery-wise, the OnePlus 8 will come with a 4,300mAh battery, while its Pro sibling will sport a slightly larger 4,510mAh battery.
As for the cameras, the Pro model will sport a quad-camera setup which includes a 48MP main camera, an 8MP telephoto camera, a 48MP ultrawide camera, and a 5MP camera. For the OnePlus 8, it will use a triple camera setup with a 48MP main camera, a 2MP macro camera, and a 16MP ultrawide camera.
Prices will start at $699 for the OnePlus 8 while the Pro model will be priced starting at $899. Both phones will be available for purchase on the 29th of April.
OnePlus 8, OnePlus 8 Pro Have Been Officially Announced
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Most of us are probably aware of how much we have in our bank accounts, so imagine one day you go to your ATM and discover you have much more than you previously thought. This is what happened to Charles Calvin, a volunteer firefighter in New Chicago where he went to his ATM, only to discover he has $8.2 million in it.
Calvin was supposed to receive $1,700 as part of a recent stimulus package from the government. He withdrew $200 from his account and when he checked his balance, he discovered he had $8.2 million left. Naturally he was shocked where he told The Times of Northwest Indiana, “Holy crap, this has got to be wrong. I’m like, ‘What in the world is going on? There’s no way I have $8.2 million in my bank account.’”
He later checked with his bank who told him that it was an error, and that the machine he used to withdraw his money had actually been printing out the wrong balance on its receipts. Instead, his actual balance was $13.69. “It scared the hell out of me. I live paycheck to paycheck to paycheck just like everybody else. I’m a volunteer fireman. I can’t have no bad look on me and on my department.”
However, if he were indeed to have $8.2 million, Calvin claims that he would have shared it with the local community, which we imagine in this coronavirus crisis, would have been welcome by many.
Man Was Supposed To Received A $1,700 Stimulus, Ends Up With $8.2 Million (Kind Of)
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