Knicks fans have it rough. To watch last year’s third-worst team, fans got to pay the league’s highest ticket prices and drink the priciest beer. To add further insult, Madison Square Garden (MSG) Co. has revealed that their credit card information m… – Source
Say hello to a slightly different black GS7 edge.
With the Note 7 consigned to the dumpster fire of history, it seems Samsung is looking to new color options for the Galaxy S7 series to boost sales in the run up to the holidays. We’ve already seen the “blue coral” GS7 edge, and now it looks like it may be joined by a darker, glossier version of the “onyx black” color that’s been available from launch.
The GS7 you already know, now with a darker, shinier metal trim.
The “glossy black” Galaxy S7, first reported by Korea-based rumormonger The Investor,
will allegedly arrive in early December, in response to strong sales of the “blue coral” model — a reported 15,000 units daily — in Samsung’s home market.
And yes, you’d have to be pretty naive to not believe the “jet black” iPhone 7 had something to do with that decision as well.
Today SamMobile has scooped up the first live photos of the “glossy black” GS7 edge, showing only small differences compared to the older “onyx black” variant. Basically, the outer trim is anodized with a darker paint job, and is also said to have a glossier finish. It’s a far cry from the space age manufacturing process described in detail by Jony Ive, but hey, at least it shouldn’t get dinged up as easily as notoriously scratch-prone black iPhone.
We should point out that Samsung still hasn’t officially announced anything, so take this with a pinch of salt until it does. It’s also not known whether this slightly tweaked black GS7 will be shipping internationally, or just within Samsung’s home market of Korea.
A member of parliament in Australia delivered an impassioned speech on Wednesday, speaking up for victims and families of domestic violence.
Labor party MP Emma Husar opened up about her rough upbringing as a survivor of domestic violence herself.
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“It’s taken me a long time to overcome that trauma, to get to where I am today,” she said, revealing that 29 of her 36 years of her life had been affected by family violence.
For the first 13 years of her life, her mother had been at the receiving end of physical violence at the hands of her “always drunk and abusive” father. …
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Overwatch is great, but, unless you’re carousing with people on your friends list, it’s been almost impossible to keep playing with the same people in matchmade multiplayer. Thankfully the developers at Blizzard have recognized the error in their way… – Source
You know those little symbols on microSD cards that show you information such as their capacity (HC, XC) and speed class? There’s now a new symbol, designed specifically to indicate running app performance. The new Application Performance Class logo will be used on microSD cards that offer minimum recommended random and sequential performance speeds to meet execution time requirements to run apps.
This is useful for owners of Android Marshmallow and later devices, as it was in late 2015 that Google added adoptable storage support to the operating system. It requires users to own or buy … – Source
As cool as playing a game of soccer (football to the rest of the world) with cars in a rapturous undersea arena is, sometimes you want to go somewhere even the development team couldn’t dream up. Good news then, because Steam Workshop support is en r… – Source
It was only a matter of time before Hamilton’s absurd popularity propelled it into the world of sports.
Today is that day.
Viral content site DOSE unveiled “LeBron: The Musical,” which reimagines the opening number of Hamilton as a chronicle of NBA star LeBron James. Sports fans will appreciate the details — Steph Curry’s mouthguard, James’ highly publicized press conference The Decision, and his Sports Illustrated exclusive from 2014.
The internet has already given us some great parodies of the hit production (see …
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It’s going to be a green Thanksgiving for families across a lot of America this year.
Gathering with family and a copious amount of food and drink is part of what makes the Thanksgiving holiday so special. But many families in certain America states may be considering adding a different offering to their holiday menu this year: marijuana.
Thanks to the 2016 election, California, Massachusetts, Nevada and possibly Maine…
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Deals kick off midnight Pacific Time on November 24.
T-Mobile U.S. has announced its Black Friday 2016 deals, with some attractive offers for anyone looking to pick up a flagship phone on the cheap, cash in on a change of carrier, or score some free Wi-Fi on the flight home this Thanksgiving weekend. For Android lovers, the main attraction this year is a free LG V20 or Samsung Galaxy S7.
Highlights include:
A free LG V20, Samsung Galaxy S7, or S7 edge (or, ahem, iPhone 7) when you trade in a qualifying device. (T-Mobile ONE or Simple Choice Unlimited, via 24 monthly bill credits.)
$200 per line when you switch to T-Mo, up to $2400 total, on a prepaid MasterCard.
A free hour of in-flight Wi-Fi for everyone — even if you’re not a T-Mobile customer — from today through until November 26.
Free Gear VR and $50 Oculus store credit when you buy a GS7 or GS7 edge.
$70 off UE BOOM 2 Wireless speaker ($129.99)
The new deals aren’t live on T-Mo’s page just yet, instead expect them to show up when the carrier’s Black Friday sale official kicks off — at 12 a.m. PST this Thursday. More details, along with plenty of marketing speak and small print, over on T-Mobile’s official blog.
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