Two of the heavyweights behind some of Google’s most praised smartphone features have quietly left the company, with its camera expert and Pixel manager both said to have exited this year. The news comes as Google prepares to launch the Pixel 4a, a more affordable version of its Pixel 4 flagship, to take on Apple’s entry-level iPhone SE. Like the … Continue reading
The computer imaging expert behind the cameras on Google’s Pixel phones left the company in March, according to The Information. Marc Levoy met Google’s co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin as grad students at Stanford. After leading a Stanford pro…
Epic Games is far from done with Fortnite. The publisher is bringing the ultra-popular battle royale to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X as a launch title for both consoles later this year. What’s more, it plans to migrate Fortnite to the impressive U…
“Of course we are frightened,” one woman told HuffPost. “I do not want to die in a disease infested cage.”
The “Late Show” host wishes the president would prevail over his own double standard.
Supporters of the NC Dinos can’t attend games in person so they sent life-sized cut-outs in their place.
The GOP congresswoman spoke out on Twitter after Fauci was met with resistance during a Senate hearing on Tuesday.
Elon Musk wasn’t asking for permission. Quite the opposite, in fact. On Monday afternoon, the Tesla CEO told the California government to eat shit. He was reopening his factory and they could come cuff him if they wanted.
The wreck of the USS Nevada has been located 75 miles off the coast of Hawaii at a depth of nearly three miles. It’s a significant discovery, as the battleship represents one of the most storied vessels in U.S. history, having survived Pearl Harbor, a kamikaze suicide attack, and atomic bomb tests at Bikini Atoll.
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