A newly discovered species may ironically turn out to be a living fossil. Discovered in 1986 off the coast of Tasmania, the mushroom shaped Dendrogramma has recently undergone scrutiny to determine it’s taxonomical classification. So far it has been narrowed…
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- Why lock PlayStation 4 "Fortnite" players to the PS4? "The stated reason internally for this was money." - Business Insider June 20, 2018Business InsiderWhy lock PlayStation 4 "Fortnite" players to the PS4? "The stated reason internally for this was money."Business Insider"Fortnite" is a free game. The main way Epic Games makes money on "Fortnite" is by selling in-game stuff, like the $10 Battle Pass. Every time Epic Games sells a Battle Pass through the PlayStation 4 version […]
- BlackBerry announces Key2 launch date - IT World Canada June 20, 2018IT World CanadaBlackBerry announces Key2 launch dateIT World CanadaThe newest BlackBerry-branded smartphone is coming to Canada in July. BlackBerry Ltd. announced Wednesday that the Key2, designed by Chinese smartphone maker TCL Communications, will be released in Canada on July 6, and available for preorder ...BlackBerry KEY2 first look: Improved physical QWERTY for those who can't give […]
- Samsung Will Need To Justify $1850 For Radical New Smartphone - Forbes June 20, 2018ForbesSamsung Will Need To Justify $1850 For Radical New SmartphoneForbesSamsung's long-rumoured Galaxy X, the mythical foldable phone it's been building for 7 years, could come with an insanely high price-tag. But can Samsung justify $1850 for a smartphone? Yes, if you consider the near decade-long R&D that's gone into ...Sunrise gold Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 […]
- Space 'dumpling' looms into view as spacecraft prepares for asteroid rendezvous - Fox News June 20, 2018Fox NewsSpace 'dumpling' looms into view as spacecraft prepares for asteroid rendezvousFox NewsThe “dumpling-shaped” asteroid Ryugu is looming into view of Japan's Hayabusa 2 spacecraft as it prepares to rendezvous with the space rock. Launched on Dec. 3, 2014, Hayabusa 2's goal is to retrieve samples from Ryugu. The BBC reports that the ...Spacecraft takes photos […]
- The Oppo Find X kills the smartphone notch with a motorized pop-up camera - Ars Technica June 20, 2018Ars TechnicaThe Oppo Find X kills the smartphone notch with a motorized pop-up cameraArs TechnicaThe Oppo Find X. Here's the front, and wow, that is a lot of screen. Oppo. And here's the back. Oppo. Open the camera app and the whole top pops up, revealing a camera and a bunch of other stuff. Oppo. […]
