Why Huge Straight Outta Compton Opening Shouldn’t Be A Shock

I’m still basking in the glow of my victory in our unofficial office pool on the size of the opening weekend for NBCUniversal’s Straight Outta Compton (it was $56.1 million; I took the against our leader’s $45M bar). But my stunning victory should not be seen as a reflection of some unusual (and undoubtedly unexpected) expertise in hip-hop culture (I think I might have lost that categorization years ago when I met a still-unknown Grandmaster Flash in person and asked him: “Hey, where are your instruments?”).

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Pregúntale 85: OnePlus 2, tutorial root, ¿mejor calidad de sonido?

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Volvemos un día más con una nueva entrega de nuestra sección “Pregúntale a Andro4all”, esa en la que, como sabéis, vosotros sois los protagonistas con vuestras dudas, preguntas, cuestiones, y en definitiva, todo lo que os preocupa referente a Android y también a Andro4all. En el vídeo de hoy, tenemos preguntas de todo tipo, como no podía ser de otra forma.

Por ejemplo, toca hablar del OnePlus 2, el nuevo flagship chino presentado recientemente, y también habrá tiempo para hablar de otros smartphones muy a tener en cuenta, como el Meizu MX5, que ya hemos analizado en profundidad. Pero no solo el hardware será protagonista, y es que el software también es una parte fundamental, por lo que también hablaremos del root, de OxygenOS, de la nube, y de mucho más, ¡así que no te lo pierdas!

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Huawei Kirin 950 tops GeekBench score chart, specs confirmed

Huawei Kirin 935 turned out quite capable powering the latest P8 and P8lite smartphones. But this is not the best Huawei has to offer. Earlier this year we reported that Kirin 940 and Kirin 950 chips are already in the making and we should see them embedded in devices later this year.

And while we are still waiting for the Kirin 940 chip to premiere on the Huawei’s next big thing – probably the Huawei Mate 7S, we can now shed some light on the flagship Kirin 950.

The company’s best chipset to date will utilize an octa-core processor with 4x Cortex-A72 at 2.4GHz and 4x Cortex-A57. The GPU in charge of graphics will be a Mali-T880 unit and the SoC will support LPDDR4 RAM.

Thanks to the CPU upgrade the Kirin 950 scores about 6,000 points at the multi-core Geekbench 3 test, which is about 20% more than the Exynos 7420 inside the top-tier Galaxy lineup. The single-core performance is about 1,900 points, which is 30% better than the single-core result of the Exynos 7420.

The Kirin 950 will most probably premiere on the Huawei Mate 8, which has been reportedly delayed for early next year. Still, we expect the upcoming Mate 7S to do impressively well with its Kirin 940 – an octa-core CPU with 4x Cortex-A72 at 2.2GHz and 4x Cortex-A53, Mali-T860 GPU and LPDDR4 RAM.

Note that the source of the screenshot brought us false information once a few days ago, so we’d take the whole score topping thing with a healthy pinch of salt.

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Truth-Teller Augie Ray Talks Social Care, ROI And How To Win With Customer Experience

Why don’t more companies understand if they get the “right” things “right” with customer experience success will come? Making money is not the goal but it’s the result when the company keeps the customer in mind. All companies today are in a foot race. Unless the company is obsessively trying to make the customer happy, the company risks losing.

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Pretty much anyone on Earth with a radio can call the International Space Station and chat with astronauts


Pretty much anyone on Earth with a radio can call the International Space Station and chat with astronauts
If you have a ham radio, used by radio amateurs to chat on public frequencies, it actually isn’t terribly difficult. Last week, Adrian Lane of Gloucestershire, England, proved the point when he contacted the station and chatted with a US astronaut for about 45 seconds.

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Oukitel U6 won’t use Helio X20 chipset after all, price revealed

The dual-screened Oukitel U6 has been around for a while, there’s even a hands-on with it out there, but the parent company still hasn’t nailed down the hardware. We received info that the rumored MediaTek Helio X20 will be left for the U6 Pro version, the regular U6 will come with MT6735M.

That’s a 64-bit chipset with four cortex-A53 cores and Mali-720GPU – capable, but not nearly on the same level as the Helio. The price tag of the X20-packing U6 Pro is unclear for now, but the Oukitel U6 will go for $240.

That’s a good deal less than the YotaPhone 2, which also has a 4.7″ e-paper display on the back. Also, the US launch fell through and Oukitel is taking pre-orders for the U6 internationally.

The Oukitel U6 will run Android 5.1, have a 5″ front display (720p resolution, not 1080p like the YotaPhone). It comes with 2GB of RAM and 16GB of storage, 13MP main camera and 5MP selfie camera. You can sign up for the pre-order at…

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