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Kobbie Mainoo The Next Paul Pogba. And Upgraded PP, With pace and Agility.https://youtu.be/-B3ObzC7XJo
12/03/2022

Kobbie Mainoo The Next Paul Pogba. And Upgraded PP, With pace and Agility.
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Kobbie Mainoo The Next Paul Pogba. And Upgraded PP, With pace and Agility.Kobbie Mainoo is an absolute baller Manchester United need to invest their time in ...

A referee in the second division in Turkey stopped the game in the 10th minute to allow the team players to break the Ra...
16/04/2021

A referee in the second division in Turkey stopped the game in the 10th minute to allow the team players to break the Ramadan fast.


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Manchester United vs. RomaVillarreal vs. ArsenalOnly four remain in the Europa League 🏆
16/04/2021

Manchester United vs. Roma
Villarreal vs. Arsenal

Only four remain in the Europa League 🏆

Top 10 Funny Goals You Don’t Know About https://youtu.be/dQMwv-s-cPY
16/04/2021

Top 10 Funny Goals You Don’t Know About https://youtu.be/dQMwv-s-cPY

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05/05/2020



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05/05/2020


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In 2004, Mourinho claimed that Henry only won the golden boot by scoring against small teams. In the following game, Hen...
26/04/2020

In 2004, Mourinho claimed that Henry only won the golden boot by scoring against small teams. In the following game, Henry scored two goals against Mourinho's side & said post-game that he was concerned about Chelsea’s status, as he wasn’t sure if it was a big club or not.

20/11/2019

France survive scare to beat Japan in Davis Cup Canada become the first nation to reach the quarter-finals of the Davis Cup as they beat the United States for the first time at the 16th attempt.

* This article was originally published here

19/11/2019

Week 12 Fantasy PPR RB Rankings

Kareem Hunt should continue to produce in PPR leagues, but other sleeper running backs are hard to come by in our Week 12 fantasy RB PPR rankings.

* This article was originally published here

18/11/2019

Fantasy Injury Updates: Jordan Howard, Damien Williams, David Montgomery, Le'Veon Bell impact Week 11 start 'em, sit 'em calls

Several key RBs, including Jordan Howard, Damien Williams, David Montgomery, and Le'Veon Bell, are "questionable" for Week 11. We have the latest injury updates ahead of your fantasy start 'em, sit 'em decisions.

* This article was originally published here

17/11/2019

Formula 1 on the BBC: Brazilian Grand Prix radio & online coverage details Follow the penultimate race of the 2019 Formula 1 season across BBC Radio 5 Live, the BBC Sport website and mobile app.

* This article was originally published here

16/11/2019

Myles Garrett's helmet swing hurt Mason Rudolph, damaged the Browns and wrecked his own budding stardom

Garrett will be remembered with the likes of Albert Haynesworth, Wayne Maki and Kermit Washington, all of whom engaged in conduct well beyond the boundaries of their respective sports.

* This article was originally published here

15/11/2019

Keanu Reeves Makes A Surprise Appearance In The New SpongeBob Movie Keanu Reeves is making a surprise appearance in the upcoming SpongeBob SquarePants movie 'The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run.'

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14/11/2019

Gareth Southgate opens up on ‘lonely’ England job in shadow of Sterling row Manager says he ‘has to stand up and be accountable’ in wake of canteen clash and says young team are ready for Montenegro

When Gareth Southgate pulled up a chair for his briefing with the press at the Grove hotel in Hertfordshire, it was roughly 48 hours after you-know-what but, to no great surprise, the issue continued to dominate.

A little earlier in a different room, the England manager had been peppered with questions from the broadcast media about the whys and wherefores of his decision to drop Raheem Sterling for the Euro 2020 qualifier against Montenegro at Wembley on Thursday night. It was about to be a similar story with the newspapers.

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12/11/2019

Christian McCaffrey on pace to threaten NFL record for scrimmage yards

Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey is continuing to threaten the NFL's all-time record for yards from scrimmage in a season. Through nine games, McCaffrey has 989 rushing yards and 396 receiving yards, a total of 1,385 yards from scrimmage. He's on pace to total 2,462 yards from scrimmage

* This article was originally published here

12/11/2019

Disney+ will be on Amazon Fire TV at launch

Best Answer: Amazon and Disney have reached an agreement and Disney+ will be available on Amazon Fire TV devices and Amazon Fire tablets at launch.

Get your Disney fix: Disney+ (starting at $7 a month)

So I will be able to access Disney+ on my Amazon Fire devices?

Previously, Amazon Fire TV and Amazon Fire tablets were not included in the list of launch day devices. However, it was recently announced that an agreement was reached between Disney and Amazon, so Amazon Fire TV devices and Amazon Fire tablets will now be included.

As part of that deal, subscribers also get the opportunity to pay through Amazon. Customers can try out Disney+ for seven days free. If they decide to opt in, they can continue paying for the service through Amazon. If you've subscribed elsewhere, you can log-in with your Disney+ credentials on Amazon devices. Disney+ TV shows and movies will also be integrated into the Fire TV's universal search.

So what platforms and products will support Disney+ on launch?

Right now, Disney+ is available on the following platforms and products:

Apple TV (tvOS)

iPhone (iOS)

iPad (iPadOS)

Android mobile devices

Android TV

Chromecast

Desktop web browsers

PlayStation 4

Xbox One

Roku streaming devices

Roku TV

Amazon Fire TV devices

Amazon Fire tablets

You can download the Disney+ app from these respective digital storefronts beginning on Nov. 12, 2019.

What is Disney+?

Disney+ is an entertainment streaming service from Disney. Users can access pretty much all of Disney's original and classic family-friendly content, including offerings from Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar, Fox, and National Geographic. A lot of existing Disney content has been pulled or will be removed from competing streaming services (such as Netflix) so that it's all in one place.

The Disney+ service includes Disney classics, but will also have exclusive Disney+ movies and television shows, especially from the Star Wars and Marvel universes. For Marvel, there is the upcoming Loki and Wanda Vision series, and Star Wars fans are getting The Mandalorian and a new series about Obi-Wan Kenobi.

How much does Disney+ cost?

Disney+ starts at a mere $6.99 a month, or $69.99 annually. There is also a bundle deal available, where you can get Disney+, ESPN, and Hulu (with ads) for just $12.99 a month. It is unknown if there will be other bundles with ad-free Hulu.

All Disney, all the time

Disney+

From $7/mo. at Disney

For all your Disney needs

Disney+ will have all of your classic Disney favorites, along with some brand new exclusives that won't be available anywhere else. Considering the content you'll get, the price is a no-brainer.

* This article was originally published here

11/11/2019

Jackson dazzles as Ravens rout winless Bengals 49-13

Lamar Jackson spied a Bengals linebacker closing in and did a 360-degree spin. Nick Vigil was so flummoxed that he fell to the ground helplessly while the Ravens quarterback continued to the end zone for another score. The dual-threat quarterback threw for three touchdowns in a near-perfect performance

* This article was originally published here

10/11/2019

These are the best laptops you can buy today

Our phones are smarter than ever, but they still can't do everything, and let's be real: who wants to write a ten-page essay on a phone? Or file taxes? Or play solitaire for hours on end? For so, so many things, a laptop is the best tool for the job, and whether you use yours for work or play, chances are you overpaid for your last one. Let's make sure that doesn't happen again by letting us help you find a high-quality laptop that actually earns its price tag, like my run-and-gun workhorse Lenovo Chromebook C340.

In a world where we're constantly on the go, you need a trusty laptop by your side to stay on top of things. Lucky for you, Black Friday is right around the corner. This is the time of year when laptop prices get slashed to all-time lows, allowing you to get a sleek, powerful, and eye-catching laptop without blowing through all of the cash in your wallet. We'll be rounding up the best deals as we find them and adding them below, making your laptop shopping that much easier.

Best Overall: Lenovo Chromebook C340

This is our favorite Chromebook on the market right now, and what makes it the best Chromebook also makes it the best laptop: it's sturdy, hard-working, and reliable without breaking the bank. The C340 builds upon the already-amazing C330, resulting in one of the best laptop experiences you can find in 2019.

The gorgeous pink color looks outstanding, and the combination of an aluminum lid and plastic body results in a device that can withstand all sorts of use and abuse. Open it up, and you'll be presented with a fantastic 11.6-inch IPS display that's perfect for work and play. When it comes time to watch a movie, you can flip the screen all the way around and transform the C340 from a laptop into a tablet.

Specs-wise, the C340 does not disappoint. It comes equipped with a capable Intel Celeron N4000 processor, up to 8GB of RAM, 64GB of internal storage, and is rated for 10 hours of battery life on one charge. Add that together with software updates that are guaranteed through June 2026, and you're getting a lot of bang for your buck.

Pros:

Great, long-lasting performance

Good keyboard

64 GB of storage

Gorgeous pink color

Years of updates

Cons:

Not rated for durability

Large display bezels

Best Overall

Lenovo Chromebook C340

$301 from Amazon

It's amazing what you'll get done.

With all-day battery life and an adaptable touchscreen 2-in-1 format, the pink C340 is ready to show you what Chrome can do.

Next-gen durability: ASUS Chromebook Flip C214

Another great Chromebook option is the ASUS Chromebook Flip C214. It has tons of USB-C ports, mil-spec durability, a spill-proof keyboard, and it will be updated until June 2025.

This upgraded model is slightly slimmer and lighter than is predecessor, the C213, while adding a slightly bigger battery. The 11.6-inch screen is still easy to see in a wide array of angles — and even in direct 3 PM Florida sunshine — and the durable zinc hinge allows you to set this Chromebook into tablet, tent, or stand mode to get your work done.

With a USB-C port on both sides and a USB-A port for the odd thumb drive or mouse, the C214 has just about the perfect port configuration for a compact Chromebook: you can charge from either side of the computer, there's a legacy port if you need it, and the microSD slot is recessed to avoid accidentally ejecting your card, with the slot perfectly sized for nail-biters like me to use a clothespin edge to insert and eject cards.

Pros:

Exemplary battery life

Screen is readable in full sun

Compact and rugged

Spill-resistant keyboard

Cons:

Only 32GB storage models right now

Stylus model is $50 extra

1366x768 display

Next-gen durability

ASUS Chromebook Flip C214

From $344 at Amazon

Rugged, reliable, and ready to pull an all-nighter.

More compact, more powerful, and receiving updates for the next six years, a multitude of minor tweaks add up to a thoughtful Chromebook you can rely on.

Powerful Yet Portable: ASUS Chromebook Flip C434

If you think Chromebooks are only cheap little browsers that don't have power where it counts, meet the ASUS C434. This shining "Spangle Silver" Chromebook can come with up to 8GB of RAM and up to 128GB of storage with either an Intel m3, i5 or even an i7 processor. Throw whatever you want at it — 40-tab research sessions, Linux applications — and it will keep on keeping on.

The battery life is excellent on this compact powerhouse, and the screen is adequately bright so long as you're not in full Florida sun. Split-screening on this laptop is perfect for multi-tasking — or ignoring your 10 tabs of research for a Twitch livestream.

Due to the hinge construction, the bottom edge of the lid supports the back half of the C434 at most regular angles, which could lead to a bit of teetering on perforated surfaces. MicroSD cards also stick out from the edge rather than laying flush, but with 64-128GB of storage, you should need one most of the time.

Pros:

14-inch 2-in-1 in a 13-inch footprint

Backlit keyboard

Powerful configurations

Cons:

Laptop sits awkwardly at times

i5/i7 models are hard to find

microSD cards stick out

Powerful Yet Portable

ASUS Chromebook Flip C434

From $546 at Amazon

A powerful Chromebook that's still light enough to carry every day.

Get your work done in style with a 14-inch touchscreen and backlit keyboard. Enduring battery life ensures that the C434 won't quit before you do.

Best Chrome Detachable: HP Chromebook X2

Being able to flip a 2-in-1 flat for a tablet experience is nice, but you still have the extra weight there, unless you spring for a detachable like the HP Chromebook X2. Unlike more tablet-like models like the Surface Pro line and the Pixel Slate, the X2 docks into the keyboard base securely, allowing it to function like a laptop and be stable in your lap when typing on the couch or a random park bench.

The X2 has the same stunning 12.3-inch 2400x1600 IPS touchscreen as the $1000 Pixelbook, with a productivity-friendly 3:2 aspect ratio that is especially helpful when doing things like sketching designs or taking notes with the active pen stylus that comes with the X2. While 3:2 leaves a lot more black space around videos, that can leave extra space for captions if you need those.

Pros:

Detach keyboard for lightweight tablet experience

Still a solid lap-friendly laptop

Great screen quality

Cons:

Only 32GB of storage

Keyboard isn't backlit

Only USB-C ports

Best Chrome Detachable

HP Chromebook X2

$476 at Amazon

$530 at HP

Works great as a laptop and a tablet

The X2 is made for your work-play balance, with a solid keyboard to bang out reports before you detach the screen and crawl into bed for hours of Hulu.

Big-screen Beauty: HP Chromebook 15

15-inch Chromebooks aren't terribly common — and most that are available today are too heavy to really consider for more than desk duty — but the HP Chromebook 15 is the go-to if you want a 15-inch laptop that won't break the bank or your patience. Thanks to its large size, this Chromebook has room for a numpad on its keyboard, which is so handy when doing budgets or grading.

The 15-inch touchscreen here is big and bright enough for watching YouTube or Netflix during long flights and more extended layovers. 1080p looks fine here, and with fewer pixels to push, it results in a longer-lasting battery, which is what I'll take any day of the week.

There are a few configurations of this Chromebook available for purchase, with the main differences being processor speed and storage. Prices on these change all the time, so keep an eye out for what's currently being offered.

Pros:

Thin bezels and frame

Backlit keyboard with numpad

128GB storage

Cons:

Heavy

Screen only 1080p

White/blue shell shows wear easily

Big-screen Beauty

HP Chromebook 15

$360 at Walmart (i3, 128GB)

$370 at HP (Pentium Gold, 64GB)

Ready for number-crunching or Netflix-bingeing.

With a big screen, full keyboard with a number pad, and a battery to match, the HP Chromebook 15 is made for getting things done.

Best of Microsoft: Surface Pro 7

Microsoft's Surface line of laptops and detachable 2-in-1s just keeps getting better and better. If you prefer Windows to Chrome OS, the Surface Pro 7 is not only one of the best Windows machines on the market. It's also one of the most flexible, thanks to the ability to use it as a ridiculously powerful tablet or a powerful laptop computer.

This year's Surface Pro 7 is the best the lineup has ever seen, taking an already great 2-in-1 and making it that much better. Performance with the Core i5 model is outstanding, the battery lasts all day, and for the very first time in Surface Pro history, Microsoft has added a USB-C port. Huzzah!

With top-of-the-line internals and design comes a higher price tag — especially once you throw in extra cash for a Type Cover — but the Surface Pro 7 is like the Swiss Army Knife of computers. No matter the location or the task, there's a way to get it done with the Surface Pro 7.

Pros:

Phenomenal power

Premium look

Windows Hello facial recognition

USB-C

Cons:

Configurations get expensive quickly

Type Covers sold separately

Best of Microsoft

Surface Pro 7

From $749 at Microsoft

Microsoft's best 2-in-1 to date.

No matter how heavy your workload, the sleek and powerful Surface Pro 7 is up to any task you throw at it.

Compact Command Center: Surface Go

Want Windows but prefer to keep things small enough to easily carry in a purse or a large pocket like our own Russell Holly does? Small computers are usually insanely overpriced or severely underpowered, but lucky for us all; the Surface Go is a tiny computer worth buying. In a compact frame with the same kind of premium design and build quality we expect from a Surface, we get a tablet that can be a full-fledged, full-time computer for light to regular users.

The Surface Go runs Windows 10 Home in S mode, which should help keep it from slowing down over time the way Windows normally tends to. This is all on an Intel Pentium Gold 4415Y processor with up to 8GB of RAM and up to 128GB storage. If 128GB isn't enough, you can expand it with a microSD card. The kickstand hinge on the back can sit at just about every angle conceivable for you to get your work done wherever you are.

I wish the Type Cover was included with the Surface Go, but at least you'll be able to pick whichever color you want when you buy it separately. While the Surface Connect port isn't terribly useful, the USB-C port certainly is, and I'm exceedingly grateful for its inclusion.

Pros:

Premium compact build

Bright 216ppi 10-inch screen

Surface Pen support with Inking

Cons:

Might be underpowered for some users

No USB-A ports

Type Cover sold separately

Compact Command Center

Surface Go

From $399 at Microsoft

The only 10-inch computer worth paying for.

The Surface Go might not be the most powerful laptop ever, but it's got more than capable performance in a compact premium package.

Built for Business: Lenovo ThinkPad E490

ThinkPad is one of the most iconic brands in electronics, a name synonymous with long-lasting performance, ridiculous durability, and of course that little red TrackPoint ni**le in the middle of the keyboard. You might think of ThinkPads as just being boxy business laptops, but ThinkPads can make great personal laptops, too, since they're built to last and priced competitively.

The E490 is a 14-inch model with both touchscreen and non-touch models — the touchscreen is worth the extra coin — that you can buy with either an i3 or i5 processor and your choice of one or two internal hard drives, including SSD options up to 512GB in size. You can absolutely deck this machine out with ample storage for all your documents or games. There are two colors available for the E490, so if you're not into the classic Black, you can get one with a Silver cover instead.

Lenovo threw just about every port it could into the E490, with three USB-A ports, HDMI, Ethernet, microSD and your trusty headphone/microphone combo jack, and there is a USB-C port for power, data, and DisplayPort video. While I do wish that there were USB-C ports on both sides of the machine — because really, who needs three USB-A ports on a laptop in this day and age? — I'm grateful for its ability to charge the E490's battery from dead to nearly full in an hour.

Pros:

Lots of ports, including Ethernet and HDMI

ThinkPad tough

Fingerprint sensor

Cons:

Skip the non-touch models

Only one USB-C port

Heavy for its size

Built for Business

Lenovo ThinkPad E490

From $734 at Lenovo

Tough as nails and powerful, too.

Lenovo keeps the legacy of lasting ThinkPad quality rolling on in the E490, with plenty of ports and a battery that can go well beyond business hours.

Apple Excellence: MacBook Air (Retina)

For some things, there are no substitutes, and if you use programs like Final Cut — or if you're already in the Apple ecosystem for phones and tablets — then you'll want to get yourself an Apple. Of the MacBooks on the market today, the MacBook Air is by far the best blend of style, size, and substance. This is the refreshed MacBook Air that Apple debuted last year, and it is a beauty.

Sporting a stunning 13-inch Retina display with slim bezels, an Intel i5 processor and 8GB of RAM, this is a laptop that is as powerful as it is luxurious, with TouchID biometric security and two Thunderbolt 3 USB-C ports. While you're going to need to stock up on USB-C adapters and hubs — the only other port here is a headphone jack — we've reached the point where USB-C accessories are moderately priced, unless you're buying them directly from Apple, of course.

Since many of the people who buy MacBooks are video editors who are constantly pulling footage off SD cards, the lack of an SD (or even microSD) card slot on the new MacBook Air is a slight bummer, the performance bump the new MacBook Air receives while still keeping its petite size and premium look is enough to overlook it.

Pros:

Great Retina display

Powerful and stable

12-hour battery life

Cons:

No touchscreen

Ultra expensive

Only USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 ports

Apple Excellence

MacBook Air

From $900 at Amazon

Get the best of Apple without going overboard.

Apple's laptops have been pinnacles of design and performance for years, and the MacBook Air offers the best blend of style and power in its lineup today.

Bottom line

When selecting a laptop, there are several factors to consider beyond the basics of price, screen size, and processors. Take a look at what you intend to get done with your laptop, and what form factor might best fit your needs. If you tend to put your laptop into a stand or docking station at home, you might consider a 2-in-1 that can fold into Stand mode, bringing the screen closer to your face while you're using a wired keyboard/mouse combo. If you tend to use your laptop for a lot of browsing and casual games like Mahjong or Solitaire, a touchscreen could make interacting with your computer easier.

The Lenovo C330 isn't the most powerful computer on the planet, but I'm willing to bet that for a large number of you reading this, a Chromebook is more than powerful enough for your needs while saving you hundreds of dollars. A touchscreen 2-in-1 Chromebook with 64GB of storage and 10-hour battery life for under $300 is an absolute steal, and Chromebooks are capable of doing more than ever with Android apps from Google Play and Linux apps coming to more and more models. And if a Chromebook sounds like a winner but you want something a little bigger and shinier, the ASUS Chromebook C434 has done wonderfully for me the last couple of months.

If you have specific needs that can only be met by Windows, the Surface line is pretty hard to beat, especially with the unreal performance available on the latest Surface Pro 6. Type Covers being separate adds a bit to the price, but being able to effortlessly pull them off for tablet-mode gaming or sketching is ten kinds of awesome.

How to find the best Black Friday deals on laptops

If you don't actively follow the laptop world, trying to make sense of everything that's out there can be quite tricky. By keeping just a few shopping tips in mind, however, you can make the whole experience a lot less headache-inducing. The first question to ask yourself is how big of a laptop you want. Laptops with 11-inch displays are a lot more portable and easier to carry with you, but they can feel a bit cramped for certain tasks. A 15-inch screen is ideal for running multiple apps side-by-side for premier multitasking, but these laptops will be bulkier and heavier — resulting in more difficult portability. You also need to think about what operating system you prefer. Windows is a solid platform and likely what you're most comfortable with, but you should really give Chromebooks a chance. They're very easy to use, have access to a ton of Android apps, and are often more affordable than Windows machines. There's also macOS, Apple's operating system that powers the MacBook lineup. If you have an iPhone and live in the Apple ecosystem, going the MacBook route likely makes the most sense. Once you get those two things figured out, you can start looking into smaller details like processor speed, battery life, port selection, etc.

Like we mentioned above, Black Friday is often home to some amazing laptop deals. We expect just about every company to get in on the Black Friday action, including Lenovo, ASUS, Microsoft, Apple, and more. We'll learn more about specific savings as we get closer to actual Black Friday, and we're anticipating big things.

All of those deals will be added right here as we find them, giving you one central location for all of the Black Friday laptop goodness. If you need to shop for anything else on your list, such as phones, smart speakers, or anything in between, be sure to check out our other Black Friday shopping guides right here on Android Central.

Credits — The team that worked on this guide

Ara Wagoner themes phones and pokes YouTube Music with a stick. When she's not writing help and how-to's, she's running around Walt Disney World with a Chromebook. You can follow her on Twitter at . If you see her without headphones, RUN.

* This article was originally published here

09/11/2019

'Free Chase Young': Criticism of the NCAA trends on social media after Ohio State star's suspension

Social media was quick to call out the NCAA after it was announced Chase Young is facing an indefinite suspension at Ohio State.

* This article was originally published here

08/11/2019

Pixar’s Soul Is A Literal Soul-Searching Journey Pixar's upcoming movie Soul looks like a colorful odyssey into the self in an effort to figure out what makes us all tick.

* This article was originally published here

06/11/2019

Red Star Belgrade 0-4 Tottenham: Champions League – as it happened

Son Heung-Min scored twice as Spurs quelled the hostile atmosphere in Serbia for a crucial victory in Group B

10.24pm GMT

David Hytner was at the Marakana to witness Tottenham’s first away win in any competition since the Champions League semi at Ajax, nearly six months ago. Here’s his report. Enjoy ... and thanks for reading this MBM. Nighty night!

Related: Son Heung-min’s double strike takes Tottenham past Red Star Belgrade

10.23pm GMT

Mauricio Pochettino speaks. “It is good, we are happy with the performance of the team. Our approach was fantastic. We controlled the game, and we were better. This game will help us stay together, and now we need to keep going. We need three points more to qualify, but it’s a good feeling after Everton.”

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* This article was originally published here

06/11/2019

Defeats show why this is class-of-the-field Hamilton's best season – Palmer Lewis Hamilton won his sixth F1 drivers' title with dominance, but has also showed he can battle, writes Jolyon Palmer.

* This article was originally published here

05/11/2019

The company that owns TikTok created a smartphone for China

ByteDance worked with Smartisan to launch a phone you can't buy in the U.S.

What you need to know

TikTok owner ByteDance released the Jianguo Pro 3 smartphone in China.

The device will be released under the Smartisan brand.

Swipe up from the lock screen to launch the Chinese version of TikTok.

Video sharing service, and enigma to older techies, TikTok is going to be featured on a new smartphone launched by its parent company, ByteDance. After an acquihire of some patents and talent from the Smartisan phone brand, ByteDance will be launching the Smartisan Jianguo Pro 3 in China for ¥2899.

The phone had apparently been in development before the deal was made with ByteDance, and the latter company's involvement led to including a shortcut for TikTok users to swipe up from the lock screen to quickly jump into TikTok, or rather Douyin, which is the version of TikTok that ByteDance offers in China. There doesn't seem to be any more meddling from the TikTok folks in this device beyond that simple shortcut.

The phone features a litany of high-end specs, including the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 855+ processor, a 4,000 mAh battery, and five cameras. Yes, five cameras. There are four on the back, including a primary 48MP sensor, an ultra-wide 13MP sensor, a long-range 8MP telephoto, and a 5MP shooter for macro. For selfies you get a big 20MP camera, so clearly this phone knows its photo-loving audience.

The device also features an in-display fingerprint reader. ByteDance has already said it will not be bringing its new smartphone to the U.S., but the phone is available now in China.

Google Play

TikTok

Free at Google Play Store

Video sharing for teens

A fun and creative app that lets you make your own sketches set to sound bites, music, and different effects. The TikTok app has "privacy and safety" settings to ensure a safe experience. Parents are encouraged to set their kid's profile to private, enable digital well being, and read and follow the apps community guidelines.

* This article was originally published here

03/11/2019

Liverpool’s ‘sixth sense’ fuels fightbacks, says Adam Lallana • Lallana ‘not surprised’ by last-gasp win at Aston Villa
• John McGinn says Villa worn down by visitors in closing stages

Adam Lallana said Liverpool have developed a feeling “like a sixth sense” that convinces them they can find a way to win even when they look like losing ground in the title race. The more often Liverpool strike late, the stronger that conviction grows, claimed the midfielder.

Lallana was speaking in the wake of Saturday’s dramatic victory by his team at Villa Park, where Liverpool trailed until the 87th minute but ended up winning 2-1, with Sadio Mané scoring the decisive goal in the fourth minute of stoppage time that preserved their six-point lead at the top of the Premier League. It was the third time in a week that Liverpool had come from behind to win, following the 2-1 triumph over Tottenham and the Carabao Cup victory over Arsenal. The Gunners had led 3-1, 4-2 and 5-4 at Anfield, only for Jürgen Klopp’s team to recover each time and prevail in a penalty shootout.

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