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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is tough to find right now

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 Want to look at Samsung's new foldable telephone that is selling out far and wide? We'll give you one — for nothing! 

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It's legitimate the —Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is a hit. In any event, on the off chance that you pass by the declarations following Samsung's worldwide boutique style restricted rollout for the market's most moderate collapsing telephone model in decades. Truth be told, the ultra cool gadget fit for collapsing up significantly littler than your customary cell phone is sold out in for all intents and purposes a large portion of the world with around 20 of the in excess of 40 nations where the gadget has appeared announcing no stock close by, including the U.S. 


Obviously, no hot bit of tech is going to drop without TNW getting their hands on one. What's more, similar to the uber-partners that we will be, we simply need to pivot and offer it to you. So on the off chance that you need to perceive any reason why CNN is calling the Flip "the best foldable cell phone," simply enter and win The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 256GB Giveaway and you can discover for yourself. 

While pressed with a wide range of the highest point of-the-line Samsung Galaxy treats you'd anticipate from one of their telephones, everyone needs the Flip for a similar explanation: to look at that foldability. Also, on its feature highlight, it truly doesn't frustrate. 

With a 6.7-inch Infinity Flex glass show that as far as anyone knows more grounded than plastic yet just about the width of a human hair, the whole telephone creases down to a size under 3.5 inches. With the screen completely ensured in its collapsed Transformers mode, the tight minimized unit slides into a pocket or satchel effortlessly. 

Join that with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855+ processor, 8GBs of RAM, 256GB of capacity and an on-point camera cluster and you'll likely locate the Flip more than fit for besting your present telephone for all your adoration and friendship. 

Obviously you need this forefront tech with a sticker price close $1,400 — and all you've gotta do is round out the passage structure, shoot it our way, and bam — you're in. Be the fortunate champ of the haphazardly chosen drawing and you'll before long be brandishing a spic and span ultra-foldy telephone.
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Sony unveils its first ever electric car ...(*Safety Cocoon) *Vision-S

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👀Sony disclosed its first-historically speaking vehicle, furnished with wellbeing sensors and an all encompassing data screen for amusement, and the Japanese organization named Vision S, and divulged it as a component of its primary introduction, on Monday evening, at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas . 


It is important that the vehicle is only a model, and it should be a sign of the Japanese organization Sony's yearnings to sell autos at any point in the near future, as per the news that Tamer Bashir read on Wednesday on the stars of FM, by means of the "Turbo" program. 
The vehicle was worked by the Sony AI group and a similar group that made the robot called Aibo, and the electric idea car intends to feature the various qualities of Japanese innovation, from amusement items to camera sensors and that's only the tip of the iceberg.

As indicated by the organization, the idea of the electric vehicle has no name yet, yet the inside code name Safety Cocoon, in spite of the fact that the vehicle has been completely tried making a course for guarantee that the vehicle and its Vision-S stage hold fast to security rules.

The Vision-S stage, which Sony discussed during the question and answer session, profits by the organization's involvement with sensors, imaging and amusement for use in the up and coming age of electric autos, where Sony supplies these innovations to Japanese vehicle creators, yet needs to change over their individual items into frameworks that can be given as an answer Integrated.

Vision-S as of now incorporates 33 sensors put around the vehicle, which can identify individuals and different vehicles inside and outside the vehicle to offer driving help. 

It likewise incorporates Sony's 360 Reality Audio innovation to give a vivid sound encounter, with worked in vehicle seat speakers, while the all encompassing screen faces the front seat to show an assortment of substance got to through a simple to-utilize UI. 

"This model epitomizes our commitment to the eventual fate of versatility," said Kenichiro Yoshida, CEO of Sony, including that Sony imagines vehicles as another relaxation space concentrated on portability innovation, not simply portable innovation.

Mercedes-Benz, the German vehicle maker, has additionally divulged a cutting edge configuration, motivated by the motion picture "Symbol", in a similar presentation. 

Mercedes said that the structure of its new vehicle (Mercedes-Benz Vision AVTR) was done in participation with the executive of the motion picture James Cameron, a plan that contained 33 scales like fish scales, the organization called it "wings", which are utilized to speak with the individuals encompassing the vehicle . 


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The new Mercedes vehicle highlights circular wheels that permit it to push ahead, in reverse and sides, just as corner to corner slantingly, motivated by the seeds of the spirits that showed up in the film. 

The new Mercedes doesn't have a guiding wheel, it is a self-driving vehicle, while the human driver can control it through a curved controller in the focal point of the driving stage, and Mercedes has additionally given the vehicle a huge screen showing perspectives on the Pandora planet as it showed up in the film.

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#Lenovo A6000 With 4G LTE

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#Lenovo's response to the Xiaomi attack, the A6000 cell phone uncovered at CES 2015, will be dispatched on Friday, January 16. The organization has conveyed welcomes for an occasion in New Delhi, with a picture plainly indicating the cell phone's 4g LTE abilities. 


The Lenovo A6000 is being focused to tackle 4g LTE offerings in the sub-Rs. 10,000 space, most particularly the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4g (now additionally accessible by means of Airtel), and Micromax's Yu Yureka that is because of get to be accessible to buy on January 13. There's most likely Lenovo's timing is deliberate, taking some steam from the dispatch of Xiaomi's 'new leader' divulging on January 15 - however that is required to be of the new Mi 5 lead. 

The Chinese buyer hardware goliath will like Xiaomi and Micromax additionally be putting forth the Lenovo A6000 just for online deals - only by means of Flipkart, which is likewise home to the Redmi crew. The cell phone published at CES was given a sticker of $169 (generally Rs. 10,500), however Flipkart has affirmed the telephone will be evaluated "beneath Rs. 10,000 in India." 

With Lenovo looking to rival late dispatches like Xiaomi Redmi Note 4g and Micromax's Yu Yureka, the telephone could be estimated as low as Rs. 8,999. A Lenovo representative said the A6000 variation showcased at CES 2015 is not perfect with the 2300mhz Band 40 (TDD-LTE) utilized by India's 4g systems. Then again, given the organization's plan to rival previously stated telephones, its reasonable that the variation propelled in India will accompany this gimmick. 

The Lenovo A6000 characteristics a 5-inch HD (720x1280 pixels) IPS show, which is littler than 5.5-inch the showcase on both Micromax's Yu Yureka and Xiaomi's Redmi Note 4g. The double SIM cell phone helps Micro-SIM cards. 

The A6000 is fueled by a 64-bit quad-center Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 (Msm8916) Soc timed at 1.2ghz coupled with 1gb of RAM. The Android 4.4 Kitkat-based cell phone runs Lenovo's Vibe UI 2.0 skin on top, and bears 8gb of inherent stockpiling with no expression on expandability. 

Different particulars incorporate a 8-megapixel self-adjust back cam with Drove streak; a 2-megapixel front cam; separated from a 2300mah battery appraised to convey up to 13 hours of talk time and up to 264 hours of standby time on 3g system. The Lenovo A6000 measures 141x70x8.2mm and measures 128 grams.

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5 Ways I’m Using my WIMM One Smart Watch Today

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The times of watches that just let you know time and date are long gone. At CES we saw a blast of shrewd watches from numerous merchants, yet the most energizing savvy I saw was the one I had on my wrist. 

 For as long as month I've been wearing a savvy, or as WIMM calls it, a wearable gadget. I need to impart some of my most loved employments of a savvy. 

 The savvy I am utilizing isn't some idea that may turn out, it doesn't simply offer another watchface like the ipod Nano and its way more valuable than the Motoactv in the event that you aren't a wellness nut. 

 The WIMM One Engineer Review is a brilliant module that accompanies a wriststrap that transforms it into a savvy, yet we'll soon see a number different adornments that permit you to interface it to your bicycle, trekking stick, necklace and that's just the beginning. 

 The WIMM One Designer Review is accessible for an alluring $199 at Amazon at this time, and as indicated by the organization we'll see marked forms turning out from retailers soon. 

 Here's a gander at how I am utilizing a savvy as a part of my ordinary life, and why I can never backpedal to an idiotic watch.

How I’m Using a Smart Watch

Receiving Notifications



One of my favorite uses of the WIMM One smart watch is the ability to receive notifications of calls and text messages on my wrist. When you get a text message or phone call on your Android or BlackBerry the watch vibrates and makes a noise, which you can turn off if you need quiet.
At CES this was a necessity given the noise on the show floor, and now that I am at home I still love the notification feature. Wether I am in line at the store, driving or just sitting around I can see why my phone is making noise without taking it out of my pocket. You can even see photo of your contacts.
Right now I can send a call to voicemail, but I have no response options. According to WIMM, they are working on a set of 10 predefined auto responses, so hopefully I’ll be able to respond soon.

Checking the Weather


Forget asking Siri what the temperature is today, just glance at your wrist to see the current temperature. Within a few taps you can even get a seven day forecast for multiple locations.

Paying for Coffee


The Starbucks Micro app lets you pay for coffee with your watch, just like you would on your smart phone. I love using this app to pay for my coffee — almost as much as the barista enjoys seeing it.

Checking My Calendar


Another nice feature is the ability to see my Google calendar on my watch This lets me get a look at my day without opening up my phone, and it sounds alerts for appointments, which I might not hear or see in noisy environments.

News Reading


Your watch isn’t the best place to read news, but if you want to catch up on a feed while waiting in line you can read your Google Reader feeds. The feeds sync over WiFi, pulling down new content based on your sync schedule.
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Leaked Image of Sony’s Rumored Kumquat Smartphone Emerges

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We had reported recently about a recent list of leaked product names from Sony’s XPERIA smartphone camp, and now we may have a clearer picture, literally, of what one of those devices may look like. The Sony Kumquat, which bears the product number ST25i, has been depicted in a new leaked image. The device bears a similar styling as the recently announced Sony XPERIA S smartphone, which debuted at CES 2012, with a lighted strip at the bottom housing the Android navigation keys.

The device is expected to be the lesser expensive model in Sony’s upcoming XPERIA lineup and will be a little brother to the XPERIA S and the AT&T-bound XPERIA Ion, which boasts 4G LTE connectivity.

The phone is expected to be announced in February at Mobile World Congress.

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The $100 OLPC Tablet Is Really Real and Debuting at CES

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The $100 OLPC Tablet Is Really Real and Debuting at CES

Building on its success with laptops designed for developing countries, the One Laptop Per Child project is set to unveil a long-awaited tablet at CES next week. Here's what you get for $100.

The OLPC has been kicking around the idea of a super-affordable tablet for over a year. Originally known as the XO-3, but now dubbed the XO 3.0, the tablet will feature an 8-inch 1024x768 screen with some models also offering a PixelQi 3qi display that mimics E-paper. A Marvell Armada PXA618 chip and 512MB of RAM reside in the tablet's ruggedized shell and will run either Linux Sugar or Android OS.

With a bare-bones feature set, the OLPC tablet should cost about $100 per unit—up from the original estimated price of $75, but still way cheaper than virtually any other tablet on the market.

The coolest feature that the XO 3.0 can be powered by hand-cranking—to the tune of 10 minutes of run time for every minute of work. Why isn't this available on, well, everything? I'd gladly spin a handle for a few minutes if it meant I wouldn't have to beg for outlet time at coffee shops, carry spare chargers, and constantly dread the "low battery" notification.
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LG details 55-inch OLED TV at CES 2012

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LG details 55-inch OLED TV, will show off its true colors at CES 2012

While building the world's first 55-inch OLED TV panel is nice, it's not worth much unless you put an actual TV around it and LG Electronics will have the total package on display next week at CES. Today's press release reveals more about LG's "4-Color Pixel" and Color Refiner technology it's implementing to bring consistent, accurate colors that it claims will be other OLED TV's abnormal color gamut. LG's press release doesn't mention production plans or pricing, but all of this is squeezed into a frame that's just 4mm thick with a narrow bezel and weight of 7.5kg -- we'll let our eyes decide on the quality of its colors once we meet in person.
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