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Brad Molen
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Global Comms at Mediatek. I may or may not be notable.
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Happy full moon! In spite of the moon being covered by a thin cloud, the Vivo X90 Pro still managed to take this incredible shot.
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Love to see the
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Dimensity 9000 flagship in phones coming to Africa, India, and the Middle East!
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Patrick Holland
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"This phone has a daring design, a crystalline display and solid cameras including that pop-out portrait lens." @CNET's @sareenadayaram got to try out the unique #TECNOPhantomX2Pro phone. cnet.com/tech/mobile/wh
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For those of you who use a motorized standing desk: which one do you use, and would you recommend it? Looking at Fully/Uplift/Autonomous or something along those lines.
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I feel like there are plenty of people who would pay for the tools and features. Brands and corporations would love that as well. You could bundle multiple accounts under the same brand to save them money. I just feel like there's so many other ways to do this.
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My two cents on the blue checkmark: separate the verification part from the features/analytics tools that currently come with it. Give people the opportunity to prove their authenticity for free, and charge them if they want the extra features.
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Excited to see the OnePlus Nord N300 launch with the MediaTek Dimensity 810 for under $250!
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Android Police
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With a 90Hz display, a refined design, and 33W fast-charging, this could be the sub-$300 phone to beat androidpolice.com/oneplus-nord-n
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Our universe is WILD
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These cosmic “tree rings” tell a story written by the stars. Every 8 years, these 2 stars are brought together by their orbits, creating streams of gas that can then form a new ring of dust. Webb reveals 15 of the 17 rings here for the first time: nasa.gov/feature/jpl/st
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This Webb image shows a bright dot at the center of star-filled black space. The bright dot is actually two stars meeting, as their orbits bring them together every 8 years. The stellar pair are surrounded by 17 rings of gas and dust that appear orangish pink, like the rings of a tree trunk. The rings have a slight rectangular shape and are very clear and defined starting at about 1 o’clock on a clockface. The rings start to break up a bit to our view traveling clockwise around the image. As you arrive at the 8 o’clock position, only parts of about six rings can be seen as they disappear from view.
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This is so awesome!
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NASA Asteroid Watch
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CONFIRMED: Analysis of data obtained over the past 2 weeks by the #DARTMission team shows impact with Dimorphos has successfully altered the asteroid’s orbit by 32 minutes - marking the 1st time humans have changed the orbit of a celestial object in space! go.nasa.gov/3g2C5kp
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A black and white image shows a bright object in the upper center of the graphic. This image was taken by the Italian Space Agency's LICIACube and shows white plumes of ejecta streaming from the Dimorphos asteroid after NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirect Test, or DART, mission, made impact with it on Sept. 26, 2022. Rectangles appear to zoom in on the asteroid and represent different levels of contrast. These levels allow scientist's to better see fine structures in the plumes. By studying these streams of material, we will be able to learn more about the asteroid and the impact process.
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