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LG V20 gets Android 9 Pie in Korea, more devices to receive the update in the coming months

LG doesn’t have the best of track records with firmware updates. The latest example is the Android 9 Pie update for the LG V20 which has just begun seeing in South Korea. The phone launched back in 2016 with Android 7 Nougat and received Oreo over a year ago. The new update is currently exclusive to Korean users and there’s no word on when it will be available elsewhere for now. LG V20 Android…
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Tesla Autopilot now recognizes traffic cones

Tesla’s Autopilot has been adept at recognizing other cars on the road, but those aren’t the only things you have to worry about on the road — what about the traffic cones that wall you off from roadwork? You can relax after today… well, for the most part. Tesla is quietly rolling out an Autopilot update that lets its electric cars detect and display pylons on the road.
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Google Photos for Android rolling out sorting in Albums tab

Over the past several weeks, Google Photos has gained a story-esque Memories format, more print products, and the ability to control Smart Displays. The latest feature is minor, but you can now sort the Albums tab in Google Photos for Android. The Albums tab in Google…
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Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite will pack a 4,370 mAh battery

Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S10 series in March, and it’s said to further expand the lineup with the launch of S10 Lite. The Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite recently passed through Geekbench confirming its key specs – Snapdragon 855 SoC, 8GB RAM and Android 10. And now, it has received certification from Brazil’s Anatel and its listing reveals the phone will pack a 4,370 mAh…
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LG G8X ThinQ now available in the US

LG’s latest flagship – the G8X ThinQ has officially made its debut and is now available for purchase in US. The phone is up for grabs through AT&T and will soon make its way to more network providers and retailers across the country. The full retail is currently…
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Pentagon's draft AI ethics guidelines fight bias and rogue machines

Tech companies might have trouble establishing groundwork for the ethical use of AI, but the Defense Department appears to be moving forward. The Defense Innovation Board just published draft guidelines for AI ethics at the Defense Department that aim to keep the emerging technology in check. Some of them are more practical (such as demanding reliability) or have roots in years-old policies…
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