Even if you measure it like a TV, it’s just over half an inch. Misleading much? In fact, you’d need an APS-C or larger sensor to stretch to an inch diagonally — and only full-frame and medium format sensors are more than an inch wide.
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We’re seeing headlines suggest the long-awaited foldable might show at Google I/O on May 10th, but I’m not holding my breath. Remember, TheElec reported Google wouldn’t even begin mass production of the most critical component — the foldable screen — ‘till July or August. That pub has good sources in the display industry.
I guess Google might give us a glimpse, though, alongside Android 14?
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Somehow, these ones made it to stores before they were even announced — and @echoalive122_ has already built ‘em for us. More at their Instagram.
The Dart Zone Pro MK-3 is $60 at Amazon, an all-time low — it originally retailed for $130. It’s one of the few non-boutique blasters you can buy that’s designed for sporting grade Nerf right out of the box, even if many community-designed blasters can easily outclass it.
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The FTC already lost in court, Meta already closed the deal to buy the makers of fitness app Supernatural, and the FTC told us it wouldn’t appeal — but there was still a parallel challenge in the FTC’s in-house administrative court.
That’s now over too, reports The Wall Street Journal.
I was thinking about Carvana today for no particular reason and realized I’m an idiot: I could have looked up my car’s history using its VIN!
Sure enough, vehicle report websites show it was resold in Arizona for an asking price of $19,990. That’s $915 less than Carvana paid me. It’s possible the company will make its money back through financing.
