Why would I buy the Note 10?

Why would I buy the Note 10?

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The Alpha you got ta show it who’s the Alpha. Well, no! Wait! I’M not the Alpha! After they were already leaked to the moon and back Samsung finally took the wraps off their newest flagship phones, the Galaxy Note 10 and 10 plus starting at 9:49 and 1099 respectively. Both phones are powered by the seven nanometer Qualcomm Snapdragon 855, rather than the Exynos 9825. That Samsung just announced for some reason, maybe Qualcomm, was like holding them hostage with patent lawsuits or something I don’t know, but here’s the rundown. The note plus gets a few bonuses other than its slightly larger, nearly bezel.

Why would I buy the Note 10?

A six point. Eight inch display, including 45 watts, super fast charging over USB type-c 12 watt wireless charging, 12 gigs of RAM and a slightly larger 4300 milliamp hour. Battery Samsung, apparently did go through with their stupid decision to remove the headphone jack and I’m gon na get right back to crying about that after we finished filming. The camera has some interesting new AR features, including the ability to scan physical objects to create a 3d model and AR doodles, which is kind of like Google’s tilt brush VR.

Why would I buy the Note 10?

But in a phone app and the S Pen now has gyro sensors to go along with its wireless charging and stuff. So you can use motion controls with your camera remotely in addition to just using the pen as a shutter button like we used to be able to do back in the old days. Samsung also talked about the galaxy watch active to the tab s6 and the snapdragon 855 powered windows, 10 running galaxy book s, but frankly those are all far less interesting and I’m done talking about them now, nope, I’m done, I’m done. Toshiba has unveiled a new form factor for nvme SSDs called XFM, Express it’s like radio, but not like radio at all.

Why would I buy the Note 10?

It’S actually a more like an SD card than it is like radio, but unlike a microSD card, these new SSD will not be hot swappable. Instead, they’re gon na have a specialized mount with a metal cover which can only be accessed by opening up the system that the card is installed in. So these XFM Express cards could theoretically have a band width of up to four gigabytes per second, with the next-gen units expected to reach eight gigabytes per second, so that looks pretty cool. But I seeing as toshiba is rebranding their storage division to kkeok sia.

This fall. They might want to take a second look at the name of the cards, because I look at it and I just see like X, F, NX, f, NX, no yeah Radio turns out putting internet connectivity and every do hookie that we own from lamps to baby toys. Might not have been the best idea. Microsoft says that they have detected attacks on common Internet of Things, devices like printers and office phones by hackers that are allegedly working for the Russian government.

According to officials from the Microsoft threat intelligence center. The hackers apparently are using these IOT devices as an initial point of ingress, from which they can attempt to gain further access to other devices on the network. Oh the joke’s on them, because I’ve got all my stupid IOT devices segregated on their own network and I’m just gon na disconnect it from the internet as soon as they break in there and then they’ll be stuck they’ll, be stuck inside my IOT network yeah. It’S like it’s like a special hell of baby monitors and doorbells.

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You know so stepping-stones couple more years and oh wait really. Another spectreville durability is not what you should say, because apparently Microsoft already patched it. One year ago, BitDefender identified and reported a serious flaw in all Intel CPUs since 2012, and now that the flaw has been patched, they are announcing it to the public. So if your Windows PC got the July security update, you’re protected and the vulnerability is apparently unfeasible to exploit on other operating systems, plus, you know max, don’t get viruses so Nintendo, reportedly isn’t stopping at the switch light or the rumored switch Pro. According to The Wall Street Journal, the company is planning even more switch models down the road. I think they’re gon na call them switchbacks, because it’s down a road, you don’t worry about it.

These future switches may come with sharp XO displays featuring resolutions higher than 1080p, and we can only hope that they come with some exciting new code names as well, like switch heavy switch extreme, the mega switch and in a games industry infected with mystery loot boxes, Nintendo Sony and Microsoft have announced, in partnership with the ESA that they will now require games to disclose the probabilities of obtaining randomized items from such boxes. The rules are expected to be implemented in 2020 and rocket league developer. Psyonix, which is now owned by Epic Games, has gone one further saying they will face out mystery crates completely by the end of the year. There’S hope you love rocket League, there’s hope for the system.

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