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Many X-Men fans want to be Wolverine, but the cool kids know that Cyclops is the real star. How can you beat lasers for eyes? Patrick Priebe is most certainly aware, as he built a real-world set of laser-blasting goggles to emulate Cyclops’ optic…
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Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite is now for sale
Xiaomi expanded its Mi 8 family with two more additions - Mi 8 Pro and Mi 8 Lite. While the former was already on sale under the name Mi 8 Explorer, the latter finally appeared at the company website and is now offered to customers. Xiaomi is offering the device in three configurations, depending on RAM and storage - 4/64 GB, 6/64 GB, and 6/128 GB. Prices are respectively CNY1,399, CNY1,699, and CNY1,999. In other currencies, this translates from $205/175 to $290/250. The device with a dual horizontal camera and Snapdragon 660 is available in three colors - Black,...
Alleged renders of the Huawei Mate 20 Pro show a triple cam and in-display fingerprint
Unlike the Google Pixel 3 XL, the Mate 20 Pro hasn't been subject to so many leaks and early previews. With that said, this is the first time we're seeing full renders of the Huawei Mate 20 Pro and although we can't confirm that these are 100% the real deal, we can check it against previous rumors. The renders are in three different finishes: Blue, Black, and Twilight. All color options have black bezels, as per the industry standard these days. Of course, the most attractive one is the Twilight, which looks more like the recently announced Morpho Aurora color for the P20 Pro that was...
Black and white renders leak of the Google Pixel 3 and 3 XL
Google's hardware launch event is set to take place on October 9 where the search giant is expected to announce the Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL alongside some other Google hardware. Today, two official-looking renders of the Pixel 3 XL have leaked from none other than @RolandQuandt on Twitter. This is the first time we've seen these official-looking renders, as well as the large "3" in the phones' default wallpapers. The mint-colored power key on the white model is the same thing we saw in the last Pixel 3 XL leak involving hi-res images of the notched phone. Pixel 3 XL and...
Samsung will reportedly launch Galaxy P30 for Chinese market with LCD displays
New reports of a Samsung Galaxy mid-range device have surfaced. The new devices, dubbed the Galaxy P30 and Galaxy P30+ (with a supposed model number of SM-G6200) will launch exclusively for the Chinese smartphone market. These rumors are still somewhat fresh - initial reports from @MMDDJ on Twitter claimed that they'd be the first Samsung devices to have in-display fingerprint scanners but newer rumors say these devices will boast LCD panels. It is generally known that the in-display fingerprint technology is incompatible with LCD panels. You should that not all the people like oled...
Google Feed becomes Discover, adds new types of content and lands on Google's mobile site
Google loves renaming things over and over again, and today is a new example of that. The service previously known as Google Feed is now Google Discover. The company says the new moniker better reflects the service's mission, which is to help you uncover fresh and interesting content about things you care for. Discover can be found inside the Google app for Android, and in a special pane to the left of the leftmost home screen on Pixels, Android One devices, and Sony smartphones. It's also coming soon to the Google.com mobile website. New features are built in too, like the topic...
