Leak says the Galaxy Note 10 will be very expensive at launch – but that doesn’t really matter

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We know everything there is to know about the Galaxy Note 10 at this point, at least when it comes to design and specs. Everything leaked well ahead of the August 7th press conference, which is what usually happens with Samsung’s flagships. A new report from a trusted leaker reveals one of the remaining Note 10 secrets: its sky-high price. Yes, the phone is going to be expensive, but you absolutely shouldn’t care about any of that.

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Samsung’s second try at the Galaxy Fold may have just been spotted in the wild

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Manufacturing is supposedly underway, finally, for Samsung’s second try at the Galaxy Fold smartphone that failed so spectacularly its April launch had to be scuttled. There have been sporadic reports that Samsung hasn’t given up on wanting to make another go at releasing its first foldable handset — that components will soon start shipping, with a release expected closer to the end of the year.

In yet another sign the company seems to be serious about another try, it seems that public testing may be happening now, with a Galaxy Fold having been spotted in the wild.

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These tiny robots tackle tasks in groups, just like insects

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On its own, a single ant can only accomplish so much, but you toss it into the mix with a couple hundred of its peers and suddenly the capabilities of the group are exponentially greater than the sum of its parts. Could the same be true of robots?

Some robotics researchers think so, and a team from Switzerland is already experimenting with an army of pint-sized bots that can take on complicated tasks as a group. The robots, called simply “Tribots,” are tiny foldable, flexible machines that think and move as a group, solving problems that would normally take the power of a much larger robot.

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Google and Netflix teamed up to put a brilliant ‘Stranger Things’ AR ad in the NYT

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Stranger Things is the hottest Netflix show of the season, and plenty of other companies are trying to take advantage of the horror/sci-fi retro adventure. We saw Microsoft and Coca Cola do it, and Google is no different. The company has a great Stranger Things Easter egg for you, but you have to buy The New York Times.

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eBay says Prime Day is mostly deals on ‘random stuff nobody really wants’

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eBay is bringing the heat this year as part of its rivalry with Amazon ahead of the latter’s two-day Prime Day 2019, which will offer Amazon Prime subscribers more than a million deals and kicks off at midnight PT on Monday, July 15.

In a new ad spot that was set to launch Thursday afternoon across eBay’s main social channels, a seeming father and daughter (named Alexa) discuss Amazon’s upcoming sales event. The father asks Alexa what it is and what kind of deals are on offer, a question that Alexa brushes away.

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Hubble spots black hole surrounded by material that shouldn’t be there

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The Hubble Space Telescope, which is operated by NASA and the ESA, is fantastic for spotting objects residing in the distant reaches of space. Black holes, which are impossible to actually see, give their position away thanks to the galaxies that often surround them, but a new survey has revealed a black hole with a disc of material that, according to what we think we know about black holes, shouldn’t even be there.

The black hole sits at the heart of galaxy NGC 3147, a spiral galaxy sitting a whopping 130 million light-years from Earth. Because of the status of the galaxy, researchers would have guessed that the black hole was essentially starving, but the presence of a material disc throws that assumption into question.

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United Arab Emirates spy satellite crashes into the ocean after failed rocket launch

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Military bodies around the world rely on surveillance satellites to help them keep an eye on potential enemies and allies alike. Everyone watches everyone, and you don’t usually hear about the launch of such satellites because they’re both common and not often bragged about by the governments launching them.

The launch of a new Airbus-built spy satellite by the United Arab Emirates would likely have flown well under the news radar as well, if not for the fact that the spacecraft never actually made it into orbit. A rocket failure doomed the satellite and sent it crashing down into the Atlantic Ocean.

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This clip is why I’m a little worried about ‘The Lion King’ living up to the hype

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Hakuna Matata is supposed to be a wonderful phrase. Unfortunately, the new clip from The Lion King that Disney released ahead of the much-anticipated movie’s arrival in theaters next week is not so wonderful. And it’s got me skeptical about whether the movie will live up to the hype, and how it will fare next to the beloved animated classic.

Am I being too pessimistic? Maybe, but it’s not just me. There’s been an interesting kind of split-take dynamic in many of the early reviews from critics who got an advance look at the film. On the one hand, they say it’s a visual marvel, unlike anything they’ve ever seen before. A masterpiece, even. Albeit with a massive caveat.

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Moons that escape their planets are now called ‘ploonets’

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Late last year, astronomers decided that moons which orbit other moons should get their own special name. The label “moon-moon” was offered — and promptly ridiculed because of how silly it sounds — but the name appears to have stuck, for better or worse. With that problem solved, some have turned their attention to another type of world that doesn’t have a concrete name.

Moons that escape the gravity of their host planet and go solo can be called many things, and their label often depends on how large they are. For particularly massive moons that break free, researchers have a new name: Ploonets.

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This tiny robot follows you around with your smartphone camera while you video chat

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If you want to take your video conferences, chats, lectures, or even YouTube videos to the next level, there’s a little gadget that you definitely have to check out. It’s called the Swivl C Series SW3322-C1 Robot, and it’s unlike anything you’ve ever seen before. Place your smartphone or tablet in the Swivl robot and fire up a video call just like you normally would. Instead of having to sit stationary during the call though, you can move around as much as you want and the Swivl will follow you around automatically! Here’s a video of the Swivl robot in action:

It’s awesome, and it’s available right now on Amazon. Here are the bullet points from the product page:

  • CLASSROOM AUDIO – Connect up to 5 Markers (microphones) to the Swivl base for recording or streaming high quality, multi-channel audio. You can also project the audio via connected speakers or do live audio observation in the classroom.
  • CAPTURE VIDEO – Swivl rotates to follow you automatically. At the same time the connected mobile device records video so you are always in frame. Great for classroom video observations.
  • SOFTWARE – Designed with Swivl cloud for seamless uploading, sharing, and collaborating around video. Use the Swivl+ mobile app, desktop app, or web browser for Multi-Camera video recording. For iOS, Android, Chromebook, Mac, and Windows.
  • INCLUDES – Swivl C Series base, primary marker, carrying case, lanyard + clip, iOS and Android cables, USB charger + cable, and 30-day free Pro Plus trial. Buy additional Markers to make upgrade to a C3 or C5.

Swivl C Series Robot/SW3322-C1: $599.00

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