Новости за 29.07.2024

Get up to speed on the rapidly evolving world of AI with our roundup of the week's developments.

1. Samsung Galaxy Flip 6 review: A slightly better foldable aimed at everyone  Engadget
2. A tale of two foldables  TechCrunch
3. One of the best foldable phones I've tested is not from OnePlus or Motorola  ZDNet
4. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 Gets New Discount Weeks After Launch  Forbes
5. I put the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 vs OnePlus Open through a 7-round face-off — here’s the winner  Tom's Guide

Leicester City’s Strategic Moves in the Transfer Market: Targeting Hatate Leicester City’s Ambitions Amplified Leicester City’s intent to make a significant impact upon their anticipated return to the English Premier League is clear. Their target? Celtic’s versatile Japanese midfielder Reo Hatate, according to The Daily Mail. The Foxes, under the management of Steve Cooper, are […]

In this week's Monday Tip-Off, Andrew provides some retro basketball gaming tips, noting the old games that are the easiest to get into.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6's folding design still delights onlookers, but it's not that different to the last model, so should you pay $1,900 for one?

Here's why you won't see Caitlin Clark playing with Team USA at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Brookline, currently with a staff of 17, is experiencing another busy year

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh accused Congress leader Rahul Gandhi of misleading the nation on national security and the Agnipath initiative. He offered to address Parliament regarding these issues and stated that Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman would clarify misconceptions about the budget. Gandhi had criticized the government's handling of compensation for Agniveer martyrs.

Frequent flyers critical of Southwest Airlines’s seating policies may be in for a bit of a pleasant surprise this week.

A fundamental part of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission model was scrapped for Northern Ireland, but the concept could still appeal in the Middle East, writes Phillip de Wet.

Israel cannot continue on its current trajectory. It has to end, and a new modern democratic state must replace it, where all peoples, Arabs and Jews, live as equals before the law, writes Oscar van Heerden.

Perhaps the biggest storyline in the Mets minor leagues on Sunday was reliever Sean Reid-Foley making a rehab appearance with the Brooklyn Cyclones. Reid-Foley struggled, but what matters most is how he feels physically. He was fantastic earlier this year for the Mets, posting a 1.66 ERA in 21 2/3 innings before his injury. Despite Reid-Foley’s […]

REVIEW – I’m late to the 3D printing game. I’ve wanted one since printers became available for consumers but never pulled the trigger to purchase one. Early FDM, read as filament, printers always had rough-looking prints, and as cool as the idea of printing an actual object was, I didn’t want prints that looked like […]

The initial results of the SQ's investigation suggest the 92-year-old man did not make an obligatory stop.

Police officials in Kurram Agency, Pakistan, reported that at least 35 people have been killed and 151 injured in a land dispute between two tribes. The conflict, which began five days ago, remains unresolved despite government efforts to mediate. According to Geo News Pakistan, the fighting erupted between the Bushera and Malikhil tribes in the […]

The Rose Bowl from the annual Cabrach Picnic and Highland Games in Moray was found in England.

Some tasks don't need to be dealt with immediately.

Let's discuss the rapid advancements in autonomous driving, the current state of EVs, and the role of AI in the automotive industry. Then, we’ll close with my Product of the Week: an impressive automotive diagnostic tool. The post A Glimpse Into the Future of AI Electric Cars appeared first on TechNewsWorld.

On "Spinning Back Clique," our panel discusses UFC 304, previews UFC on ABC 7 in Abu Dhabi and much more.

If Donald Trump doesn’t want to be seen as a threat to American democracy, he should stop telling supporters they "won’t have to vote" again if he wins.

Two meteor showers visible from the Northern Hemisphere, the Southern delta Aquariids and the alpha Capricornids, will peak between Monday and Wednesday.

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The Met Office warning covers vast swathes of the UK

Discover your night sky this week, July 29 — Aug. 4, 2024, using just your naked eyes, no equipment necessary.

As more Gen Z-ers and millennials embrace sober lifestyles, there's been a push to meet people without the influence of alcohol.