It’s 21, which means we’re about to see the OnePlus Nord launch event. It’s slated for 10 a.m. ET, marking the company’s return to mid-range phones and likely the arrival of some wireless headsets.
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Is it a little strange that this presentation comes through an augmented reality app? Maybe, but for next year, this could just be how things are done, as we’ve been through events in person for a while.
– Richard
Christopher Nolan’s ‘Beginning’ has been indefinitely delayed
Don’t expect to see a direct home throw for this one.
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Despite the best efforts of Warner Bros. and director Christopher Nolan to bring the film to theaters this summer, the coronavirus-related closures have shattered those plans. The studio has delayed the spy / science fiction box office success multiple times, and is now firmly back on the shelf: Warner Bros. has postponed it indefinitely.
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Nikon’s full-frame Z5 camera offers body stabilization for $ 1,400
It is aimed at photography rather than video.
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Nikon’s newest Z-series camera packs in full five-axis stabilization, the same Expeed 6 processor as the more expensive Z6 and Z7, and a 24-megapixel CMOS sensor. The Z5 has some video chops; It can record in 4K, but it will crop what the sensor picks up, that’s not a good thing. The Z5 arrives in August and costs $ 1,400 for the body alone.
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SpaceX achieves its first double-fairing capture after a Falcon 9 launch
After several close failures in the last year or so.
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Now SpaceX can reliably launch and then land the first stage of its Falcon 9 rockets, what else can you do to make space travel cheaper? Apparently, the answer is to catch the rocket fairing on ships equipped with huge nets. Recovering the parts undamaged so they can fly again will save millions of dollars, and on Monday SpaceX managed to catch both halves for the first time.
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