As promised back in March, we can confirm that Samsung’s One UI 2.5 update finally provides full-screen navigation gestures support to third-party launchers. It’s a shame it took Samsung so long – Android 11 is probably just weeks away, and Pixels got this feature last year – but better late …
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Euro’s two-year high pushes ECB to buy more bonds
The European currency traded at $ 1.19 on Tuesday EURUSD, + 0.53%, about 7% up since the beginning of the year and more than 11% since March 20, round the time lockdowns were implemented across the continent. The European currency is now at its highest level since May 2018, and …
Read More »Believe it or not, Donald Trump says he should get a third term
Of course, what Trump is proposing is prohibited by the Constitution, which limits presidents to two terms. (If Trump lost in 2020, he could, in theory, run again in 2024). There is no provision for “redeployment” in the Constitution for Foreign Affairs around the first term of a President. And …
Read More »Back to school during the coronavirus pandemic
Season after school is going to be different in 2020. This year, first-graders are mingling with fears of an even more intense pandemic, families being pushed to their limits, and economic catastrophe. Schools across the country are already starting classes, an unqualified mess that includes shifts to distance education, optimistic …
Read More »Barcelona drops Eric Abidal when Ronald Koeman arrives to become manager | Football
On Monday, Eric Abidal met Quique Setién in a city restaurant and informed him that he had been fired as manager of Barcelona; Just over 24 hours later, he was fired, releasing his position as sports director at the Camp Nou. The decision, presumably presented as by mutual consent, represents …
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