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What to expect from Apple’s September 10 iPhone event

Sep09
by on September 9, 2019 at 7:41 am
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Apple‘s annual iPhone event is almost upon us, which means it’s officially raining Apple hardware and software. As is the customary tradition, the company is expected to unveil a number of products at the Steve Jobs Theater on its Apple Park campus tomorrow. While iPhones are de rigueur, the “By innovation only” event is much more than that. With iPhone sales hitting a plateau, the company has been steadily diversifying into services and wearables over the past couple of years. We’re most likely to hear some updates on that front as well. Here’s what to expect: The iPhone 11 The marquee…

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CHEAP: Watch your shitty reality TV on full blast with $42 off Anker’s Soundcore Infini soundbar

Sep09
by on September 9, 2019 at 6:13 am
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I’ve said before that I love me a good soundbar. What’s not to love about a speaker that can upgrade your TV viewing experience with significantly better sound, while taking up minimal space? That’s why I’m excited to share today’s deal with you. Anker – which manufactures high-quality tech accessories and audio gear – also makes a soundbar, and it’s dirt-cheap right now at just $58 on Amazon in the US. The Soundcore Infini is 2.1 channel affair, and it packs dual subwoofers and two bass ports in its slim 35-inch-long case. It can be mounted on the wall or…

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What happened to India’s Chandrayaan-2 moon mission?

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by on September 9, 2019 at 5:14 am
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On Saturday, at 1.35AM IST (Friday 4.05 EST/ 9.05 CET), India’s Chandrayaan-2 began its descent towards the moon’s surface. There was palpable excitement among the scientists at Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), the country’s government-run space agency – and among millions following live streams on their TVs and devices at home. However, minutes later, everything turned grim, and the space agency’s director, K Sivan, went to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to deliver the bad news: ISRO had lost contact with the Vikram lander when it was just 2.1 km away from the lunar surface. This is Mission Control Centre. #VikramLander…

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