The ultra-slim Windows 10 devices are all getting subtle design changes and specs bumps with options for AMD’s latest Ryzen 7 processors, as well as the newest Whiskey Lake processors from Intel.
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At Mobile World Congress 2019 in Barcelona, companies from all over the world gather to share new products. Here are all the phones announced there so far.
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All-aluminum chassis, slim display bezels and other niceties reach the mainstream.
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El Wikibook-bot recorre la Wikipedia en busca de los artículos más relevantes sobre cualquier asunto y los clasifica y ordena para crear manuales de forma automática. El siguiente paso del equipo será analizar qué acogida tienen estos libros entre las personas
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El mal aspecto es uno de los principales motivos por el que un tercio de los alimentos que se producen al año acabe en la basura. El recubrimiento natural de Appel, que alarga la vida útil de frutas y verduras hasta el doble de tiempo, ya está ayudando a disminuir esta cifra
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Varias investigaciones demuestran que, además de proteger contra el VHI, la supresión del gen CCR5 (a la que se sometió a los bebés antes de nacer) está relacionada con una mejora cognitiva. Los científicos advierten que es imposible predecir qué efecto tendrá el experimento sobre las pequeñas
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Traditionally, the Google Assistant always lived under the home button on Android phones, but as the company announced at MWC today, LG, Nokia, Xiaomi, TCL and Vivo are about to launch phones with dedicated assistant buttons, similar to what Samsung has long done with its Bixby assistant.
The new phones with the button that are launching this week are the LG G8 ThinQ and K40 and the Nokia 3.2 and 4.2. The upcoming Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 5G and Mi 9, as well as new phones from Vivo (including the Vivo V15 Pro) and TCL will also feature a dedicated Assistant button. With this, Google expects that over 100 million devices will soon offer this feature.
With a dedicated button, Google can also build a few new features into the Android OS, too, that’ll make it easier to bring up some Assistant features that were traditionally always a few taps away.
As expected, a single tap on the button will bring up the Assistant, just like a long tap on your phone does today. A double tap will bring up the Assistant’s visual snapshot feature that provides you with contextual information about your day and location (similar to the sorely missed Google Now of days gone by). A long press activates what Google calls a “walkie talkie feature.” This ensures that the Assistant listens to longer queries, which Google says is “perfect for emails or long text message.”
It’s interesting to see that the Android ecosystem is now building these buttons into phones (and we can probably assume that Google’s own next-gen Pixel devices or the fabled low-end Pixel 3 will have one, too). They will make it easier to discover the Assistant, of course, and maybe get people to use it more often, too — and that’s surely what Google is hoping for.
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Does the MateBook X Pro have what it takes to be the better version of itself? We spent some hands-on time with the unit ahead of Mobile World Congress, and here is more on our experience.
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Huawei is now launching a new MateBook 14 laptop. Joining the MateBook 13, it sits in between the MateBook X and MateBook D series and promises premium design at an affordable price.
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MWC kicks off with a new AR headset, 5G phones — including one that folds — and a five-camera handset.
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