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If you spend most of your day typing, you need a good keyboard. Thankfully, there are good keyboards aplenty nowadays. Entire forums and YouTube channels are dedicated to mechanical keyboards, and people obsess over the feel of numerous switches and keycaps. Despite all this, it’s surprisingly hard to find keyboards that do all the things I want. Specifically: Reliable wireless performance USB-C (in 2019, I find anything else offensive) Good design Good keycaps Non-gamery aesthetics Except RGB lighting Available in compact, tenkeyless size Optional: Low-profile mechanical switches Reasonable price Then Keychron offered to send over its K1 and K2 keyboards…
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Gotta be careful with April Fool’s Day announcements — most companies know just how to push gamers’ buttons and won’t hesitate to do so on the one day a year we’re all supposed to laugh it off. But Sony apparently wasn’t fooling when it quietly changed its refund policy yesterday. It was so difficult to tell because the rules, while mostly reasonable, come with two strict caveats. According to the new rules, all purchases from the store — including games, DLC, and other add-ons — now come with a 14-day window in which players can request a refund, even in…
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Is it too early to call time on the loathed smartphone display notch? Maybe. There’s an growing trend for companies to find innovative workarounds, like the punch-hole display now favored by Huawei’s Honor and Samsung. And now Nokia – or, at least, the resurrected form of Nokia – is getting in on the action with the tantalizing Nokia X71. The Nokia X71 is a bit of a mid-ranger. At its heart is the power-efficient Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 platform. This chipset is also present on other similarly-priced handsets, like the BlackBerry Key2 and the Redmi Note 7. What the Snapdragon 660…
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The discovery of life on Mars would get pretty much everyone excited. But the scientists hunting for it would probably be happy no matter what the outcome of their search – whether life turned out to extinct, dormant or extant. They’d even consider finding no evidence of life whatsoever to be an important discovery. But, as the saying goes, absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, and it will take many decades of detailed exploration of Mars to be reasonably sure that life has always been absent there. There have been no direct observations of living organisms or fossils…
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