LG G8X ThinQ: dotted display, floating camera, Snapdragon 855 chip and DualScreen case Korean manufacturer LG, just announced, announcing the flagship smartphone LG G8X ThinQ at IFA 2019 in Berlin. What do you see The new surprising front of the LG G8 ThinQ. From the insides, you can see the mottled virus on the display and the presence of the fingerprint scanner on the back side. Yogo is now installed under a 6.4-inch FHD OLED screen. At the heart of the device is a Snapdragon 855 processor and 6 GB of RAM. Vbudovaniya nakopichuvach new 128 GB. Yogo can be expanded with a microSD card. The battery of the LG G8X ThinQ is 4000 mAh with a USB-C port and a swedish charger. Working on a smartphone running Android 9 Pie. The main camera in the annex is suspended. The head module is 12 MP with an f/1.8 aperture and optical stabilization (OIS), and the secondary module is a 13 MP wide lens with a 136-degree coolant. The front camera, in its own right, is 32 megapixels.

by | May 4, 2022 | news

LG G8X ThinQ: dotted display, floating camera, Snapdragon 855 chip and DualScreen case Korean manufacturer LG, just announced, announcing the flagship smartphone LG G8X ThinQ at IFA 2019 in Berlin. What do https://jiji.ng/165-tile/carton you see The new surprising...

Like OnePlus 8 Pro and Galaxy S20: OPPO Find X2 removes OLED display from 120Hz refresh rate Details of the flagship smartphone OPPO Find X2 have appeared on the Chinese social network Weibo. What do you see Designed by the insider Digital Chat Station, to equip the novelty with a screen from a separate building QHD (3168 × 1440p) and a picture refresh rate of 60 or 120 Hz (optional). There will be a Samsung OLED matrix with rounded edges and an opening for the front camera at the left corner. The stock screen diagonal is close to 6.5 inches. Speaking of which, the 120Hz display can also be seen on the OnePlus 8 Pro and the Galaxy S20. The truth is, the rest of this function is only possible with a separate FHD building.

by | Apr 21, 2022 | news

Like OnePlus 8 Pro and Galaxy S20: OPPO Find X2 removes OLED display from 120Hz refresh rate Details of the flagship smartphone OPPO Find X2 have appeared on the Chinese social network Weibo. What do you see Designed by the insider Digital Chat Station, to equip the...

Pasitism on nostalgia

by | Apr 14, 2022 | news

Pasitism on nostalgia The other day, Sony reduced the cost of its retro Playstation Classic to 3,000 rubles, and it began to look like a fairly inexpensive option for those who want to remember their childhood and good old PS1 games, in my case, the legendary Tekken...

In Turkey, they found a bomb under the car of an officer who was supposed to work at an event with Erdogan. Video. In Turkey, they found a bomb under the car of an officer who was supposed to work at an event with Erdogan. Video. In Turkey, on Saturday morning, December 4, a possible assassination attempt on President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was prevented. Law enforcement officers found a bomb under the car of a riot police officer who was supposed to work at an event with the head of state. The explosives were found under a car that was parked near a policeman’s house in the city of Nusaybin, Reuters reports. This settlement is located on the border with Syria. From there, the officer had to drive 200 kilometers to the city of Siirt, where Erdogan’s performance in the open air later took place. The bomb was defused and the case is currently under investigation. It is noted that the police delayed the publication of this information in order to “avoid a negative reaction from the public.” Son Dakika writes that the device should have been detonated after the car arrived in Siirt. The publication notes that the unidentified attackers decided to act in this way, as they understood that they would not be able to approach the politician at the event itself. As OBOZREVATEL reported earlier, they tried to attack the former Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Andrei Babis. Armed with a knife and a pistol, the man was detained by law enforcement officers

by | Dec 17, 2021 | news