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Catch the Realme C3 launch live here

February 6, 2020
Realme is all set to introduce its latest entry-level phone called C3 at an event in India. The official announcement is scheduled for 12:30 PM local time (8AM CET time) and Realme India is hosting a watch party on YouTube which you can attend from the comfort of your browser. The C3 is expected to come with a waterdrop notch 6.5-inch HD display, dual cameras, the Helio G70 chipset and a 5,000 mAh…
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Nexon Korea grants game developers 6.8% raise in deal with union

February 6, 2020
Nexon Korea has announced it has agreed to give a 6.8% wage increase to the labor union representing the company’s employees. The union, dubbed Starting Point, said it reached a tentative agreement with management to raise the average work wage for 2020. The Korea Herald said it was the first time that a South Korean game company had announced a wage hike publicly. The move will likely be…
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip rumors: Everything we know so far

February 6, 2020
Last year Samsung was able to keep a lid on the Galaxy Fold until the final hours before the Unpacked 2019 event. This time around we know quite a bit more on the rumor front ahead of the launch of the Galaxy Z Flip — the firms second-generation foldable. When you look at…
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Google Translate 6.5 starts rolling out Android dark mode following iOS debut

February 6, 2020
Google Translate is a very powerful tool, and a popular app on both Android devices and iOS, too. Now, it looks like Google is rolling out dark mode support for Google Translate on both platforms. With Google Translate v6.5, some users are reporting dark mode on Android devices. This seems to be a server-side switch, as we’ve been unable to spot the dark theme live on our devices following the…
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AI & RoboticsNews

Google tells facial recognition startup Clearview AI to stop scraping photos

February 5, 2020
Following Twitter, Google and YouTube have become the latest companies to send a cease-and-desist letter to Clearview AI, the startup behind a controversial facial recognition program that more than 600 police departments across North American use. Clearview came under scrutiny earlier this year when The New York Times showed that the company had been scraping billions of images on the…
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