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Google moves Search Settings to new button, tests dark mode toggle and background images

July 7, 2021
In its latest usability tweak, Google Search has rolled out a new Settings button that makes it easier to access common options from one place as the company also tests out a dark mode toggle that’s easier to access. Over the past day or so, Google appears to have widely rolled out a new Settings button in Search on the web. This new Settings button appears at the top of the page to the left…
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Succession’s titans of industry continue to use Samsung (but Greg has an iPhone) in season 3

July 7, 2021
HBO — currently under WarnerMedia but soon to be a part of Warner Bros. Discovery — released the first “Official Tease” for what’s next from Succession today. Besides seeing how the Roy family picks up from the bombshell, we see that titans of industry in season 3 of Succession still use Android-powered Samsung phones, save for two characters. The Roy family continues to primarily get…
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DefenseNews

Raytheon wins $2B contract for new nuclear cruise missile

July 7, 2021
WASHINGTON — Raytheon Technologies will get up to $2 billion to develop the U.S. Air Force’s Long Range Standoff Weapon system, a new nuclear-capable, air-launched cruise missile that will be carried by B-52 and B-21 bombers. The service on July 1 awarded Raytheon a…
GamingNews

New Nintendo Switch model with OLED screen launches on October 8 for $350

July 6, 2021
Where does your enterprise stand on the AI adoption curve? Take our AI survey to find out. Nintendo announced that a new Switch model with an OLED display is launching on October 8. It will retail for $350, $50 more than the standard Switch. Defying rumors and expectations, this new model doesn’t bring any performance improvements or support for 4K output on TVs. The OLED version will provide…
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Macro Photos of Plant Growths Caused by Tiny Wasps

July 6, 2021
Photographer Timothy Boomer captures beautiful macro photographs of plant galls, which are growths that form in response to some outside stimulus. For his work, Boomer focuses on growths caused by the tiny gall wasp. Boomer is a natural history photographer based in…
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Photography Instructor Bans Kit Lenses

July 6, 2021
It’s often said that “the best camera is the one that’s with you,” but one college photography instructor doesn’t seem to agree: she has banned the students in her course from using kit lenses. In case you’re not familiar with camera equipment, entry-level cameras are often bundled with cheaper (generally 18-55mm zoom) lenses that allow aspiring photographers to immediately start…
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