The 2000 Mercedes-Benz CL 55 AMG F1 Edition is an iconic unicorn in the world of premium sports cars. Only 55 units were built through 2001, and it was based on the Formula One Safety Car for the 2000 Formula 1 season driven by Bernd Mayländer. The CL 55 AMG F1 Edition is the first production vehicle to have standard … Continue reading
It’s probably not news for the Android faithful but what is supposed to be the shining example of what an Android phone should be, has more or less been a commercial flop. The Pixel 4 and 4 XL are good Android phones especially if you’re after the pure Google experience but some find the features don’t justify the price tag. … Continue reading
Electronic Arts and the National Football League have agreed to extend their partnership for the Madden NFL series until 2026. That means the Madden games, including the current Madden NFL 20, will remain the only simulation-style football games — wi…
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President Donald Trump sent out a tweet overnight encouraging violence against protesters in Minneapolis who are demanding justice for the killing of George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man whose life was taken by a white police officer, as captured on video by a bystander. Twitter has placed a warning on Trump’s tweet,…
Back in the day before the digital age of music, we’re sure that some of you out there used to go to record stores to place a pre-order for an upcoming album release. These days, you can do that pre-ordering online, but what about music streaming? If you’re using YouTube Music, it looks like that’s going to be a feature you can look forward to.
As noticed by some users on Reddit, it seems that YouTube Music is allowing (some) users to “pre-save” upcoming albums. What this means is that users will be able to save these albums to their libraries and when the album is eventually released, they will be able to access it instantly instead of having to add it to their library manually.
In a way, we’ve seen this practice done before for games, where some publishers and developers will actually allow gamers to download the game in advance ahead of its release, so that when the game is released, they’ll be able to play it on the spot instead of having to wait for it to download.
YouTube has yet to make any kind of official announcement regarding this feature, so it might not necessarily be available to all users yet, so if you don’t see it yet, don’t worry as we imagine it should eventually be rolled out to everyone.
YouTube Music Will Now Let Users Pre-Save Upcoming Albums
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While Razer might be known as a gaming company with rather flashy looking gadgets and computers, the company has every now and then put out a more subdued device for those who’d rather not be so obvious. One of those devices is the Razer Blade 15 Studio Edition, which the company has recently given an upgrade.
The laptop was originally launched back in 2019, but it seems that about a year later, Razer has updated the computer where it will now come with Intel’s 10th gen Core chipsets. If you’re looking to future proof your laptop, then this could be worth checking out as the new chipsets should last you quite a while.
However, apart from the processor, Razer has also given the laptop a slight redesign in terms of its keyboard. The updated Razer Blade 15 Studio Edition will now feature an oversized right Shift key and smaller arrow keys. We’re not sure if this is the layout for everyone, but we suppose you don’t really have a choice.
Other than that, the laptop will still pack the same hardware as last year’s models which includes a 15.6-inch OLED display, 32GB of RAM, 16GB NVIDIA RTX 5000 GPU, and 1TB NVMe SSD. There will also be options to upgrade the RAM to 64GB and the storage to 4TB. The updated Razer Blade 15 Studio Edition will be priced at $4,299 and is available for purchase today.
Razer Blade 15 Studio Edition Updated With Intel 10th Gen Core Processors
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According to one of the rumors of the iPhone 12, Apple is said to be dropping the midnight green color option for the iPhone 12 in favor of a navy blue finish. In a new video posted by ConceptsiPhone on YouTube, we now have an idea of what to expect, and boy, are we hoping that the rumors are true.
We should point out that the images in the video are purely conceptual. These are not leaks, but rather based on leaks, so it is unclear how the actual phone and finish could look like. Apple has never really been one to offer up very crazy colors for its iPhones, but that has been changing in recent times where Apple is slowly branching out and offering more color options besides your typical black/grey or silver finishes.
The video also goes on to show the iPhone 12’s design based on leaks we had previously heard, such as how it could adopt a design reminiscent of the iPhone 4/4S where it would have flat edges on the side of the phone instead of rounded edges like the current iPhone lineup (although to be fair, the refreshed 2018 iPad Pro kind of adopted that design first).
For the most part, Apple is still expected to launch the iPhone 12 later this year, but when exactly is anyone’s guess, but for the most part, many do seem to expect it to be delayed, with some claiming it might take place in November.
Navy Blue iPhone 12 Concept Has Us Hoping The Rumors Are True
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