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Motorola ha presentado hasta 9 móviles que llegan a España con precios entre 249 y 1.399 euros, además de una importante novedad que va a cambiar a Google Fotos para siempre.El fabricante de smartphones y el gigante tecnológico avanzan en su colaboración para ofrecer experiencias Android que resulten más intuitivas, con nuevas funciones de Google Fotos: ahora trabaja con las imágenes de la galería del móvil para crear un armario-probador. En un comunicado de prensa, Motorola ha señalado que las nuevas funciones de Google Fotos están ideadas para ayudar a los usuarios a organizar, redescubrir e interactuar con su contenido…

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Fujitsu ha anunciado el desarrollo de un sensor infrarrojo de alta sensibilidad y resolución, líder a nivel mundial, para ampliar las capacidades de monitorización en los ámbitos de la defensa y la prevención de desastres. Este sensor es un sensor infrarrojo de superred de tipo II (T2SL) con más de 1 millón de píxeles, capaz de detectar tanto luz infrarroja de onda media (MWIR) como de onda larga (LWIR). Su alta sensibilidad le permite capturar con claridad diferencias térmicas mínimas de 0,05 °C o menos, posibilitando una monitorización de alta precisión tanto de día como de noche. Este sensor infrarrojo…

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Charlize Theron is drawing a firm line when it comes to her future relationships. During an appearance on “The Drew Barrymore Show,” the Oscar-winning actress revealed she has no intention of ever living with a partner again, despite still being open to love. The “Mad Max” star explained that her priorities have shifted. She said her children, Jackson, 14, and August, 11, are taking center stage. She also revealed that they have started asking more questions about her dating life. While Theron isn’t closing the door on romance, she made it clear any future partner will need to live nearby,…

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An Ontario man found not criminally responsible for stabbing an 83-year-old stranger in the eye after using crystal methamphetamine and smoking two or three cannabis joints has seen his drug ban lifted. Richard P. Pillar — who has been diagnosed with schizophrenia; social anxiety disorder; substance use disorder, in remission; antisocial personality disorder; and borderline intellectual functioning — was found not criminally responsible on account of mental disorder in April 2018 on charges of aggravated assault and failure to comply with a probation order. “On Wednesday, September 28, 2016, at approximately 11 a.m., 83-year-old Rina Campagna was walking alone to…

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After more than a day of scratching at his protruding brain implant until it bled, Kenny, a research macaque who lives inside a York University lab, reportedly pulled out the implant from his right ear, revealing an oozing wound. Kenny is one of at least nine research macaques held at York — Canada’s fourth largest university — as part of its biomedical research into brain systems controlling vision and actions of the eyes, head and hand. The treatment of those macaques is the subject of a formal inquiry by the Canadian Council on Animal Care ( CCAC ). Video footage…

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As the sun rose on Thursday, social media feeds across India were painted in shades of blue. The global cricketing community paused to celebrate the 39th birthday of a man who redefined modern-day batting: Rohit Sharma. Lovingly known as the ‘Hitman,’ Rohit’s journey from a talented youngster in Borivali to one of the most decorated captains in cricket history remains a source of immense national pride.Birthday cheers flooded in from across the Indian cricket fraternity for Rohit SharmaThe outpouring of affection was led by his long-time opening partner, Shikhar Dhawan. Their camaraderie, which laid the foundation for countless Indian victories,…

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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Lyndon B. Johnson knew the legislation he was about to sign was momentous, one that took courage for certain members of Congress to pass since the vote could cost them their seats. To honor that, he took the unusual step of leaving the Oval Office and going to Capitol Hill for the signing ceremony. It was Aug. 6, 1965, five months after the “Bloody Sunday” attack on civil rights marchers in Selma, Alabama, gave momentum to the bill that became known as the Voting Rights Act. In the six decades since, it became one of the…

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