Recent measurements of the shift in Earth's magnetic north pole show that it's moving toward Russia in an unprecedented way that scientists are calling "something that we have never observed before." The post Earth’s Magnetic North Pole Is Moving: Why It’s Happening And What It Means appeared first on All That's Interesting.

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Once again, Samsung's latest flagship phone has been able to beat Apple's most powerful iPhone in certain tests. This time, the Galaxy S25 Ultra had better GPU performance than the iPhone 16 Pro Max, as benchmark tests revealed. Now, LaptopMag is among the publications claiming the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra brings not only an improvement to its predecessor but also compared to Apple's iPhone 16 Pro Max. While the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy falls behind the A18 Pro chip in single-core scores, the multicore scores are higher for the Samsung phone. According to the publication, the iPhone had a 3,386 single-core score, 11.7% higher than the Galaxy S25 Ultra's 3,031. However, when talking about the multicore score average, the Galaxy's Snapdragon 8 Elite beat the iPhone with a score of 9,820 to 8,306. Compared to the S24 Ultra, the new S25 phone also has a better performance at 7,249. This represents roughly 18.3% higher performance than Apple's best phone. 3DMark Wild Life Extreme Unlimited test also shows the Galaxy S25 Ultra crushing the iPhone 16 Pro Max, sustaining 29.95 frames per second compared to 22.4 fps for the iPhone. That being said, LaptopMag shows the iPhone still maintains an incredible lead in video processing, as it completed its Adobe Premiere Rush test in 21 seconds, while the Galaxy S25 Ultra took 52.4 seconds, taking longer than the S24 Ultra (42 seconds). While some people have considered the new Galaxy S25 lineup a boring update, it brings incremental changes to Samsung's best smartphones. BGR praises the new Galaxy S25 Ultra in our review as an iteration done right. Despite the hardware upgrades, the new Galaxy S25 Ultra is all about the Galaxy AI suite with features like the Now Bar and the Cross App Action feature (Gemini integration). The Now Bar, for example, sits at the bottom of the lock screen and is similar to the iPhone’s Dynamic Island functionality. There’s no point dancing around it, as it’s clear where Samsung got its inspiration. But Samsung added an AI spin to its Dynamic Island take. The Now Bar will grab information the AI thinks you’ll need at different points during the day. For example, the Now Bar will show weather information and commute suggestions in the morning. It might also surface music suggestions and remind you of events and promotions. BGR will keep highlighting the differences between Apple and Samsung's best phones as we learn more about them. Don't Miss: Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra review: Iteration done right The post Surprise result shows Galaxy S25 Ultra beating iPhone 16 Pro Max in GPU test appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $155 unlocked iPhone SE, $279 iPad 10th-Gen, $24 TP-Link WiFi extender, $279 Galaxy Ring, more Today’s deals: $329 Apple Watch Series 10, $219 Bose soundbar, 40% off eufy video smart lock, more Today’s deals: $249 iPad 9th-Gen, $1,200 off AOC gaming laptop, Super Bowl TV deals, $79 Roku Ultra, more Today’s deals: $399 iPad mini 7, $20 Anker earbuds, $4.25 KMC smart plugs, HYDRO FLASK sale, more

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“Tears in Heaven,” a ballad by Eric Clapton, is unquestionably one of his most popular songs throughout his storied career. The song was widely praised by critics when it was released in 1992 and received three Grammy Awards, which is a testament to its popularity. However, in a previous interview, Clapton gave information on the song’s inspiration. He revealed that the song “Tears in Heaven” was influenced by his intense sorrow after his young son passed away suddenly in 1991. The singer revealed that the song served as huge assistance to him in getting through the challenging period of his life. Eric Clapton’s “Tears in Heaven” was a tribute to his late son, Connor Eric Clapton/Youtube video In a 1992 conversation with MTV’s Unplugged, The 79-year-old talked about the tragic death of his son Conor, who died in March 1991 at the age of four after falling from a window of an apartment building in New York City. He acknowledged that this tragic incident served as the inspiration for “Tears in Heaven,” which was first included on the soundtrack of the 1991 movie Rush. Regarding the song, Clapton stated that the movie provided him with the ideal medium to express his emotions regarding the death of his child. He clarified that by putting all of his feelings into the song, he was able to produce an incredible tribute for his late son. ERIC CLAPTON live in concert, c. late 1980s-early 1990s Eric Clapton says “Tears in Heaven” helped him overcome his sorrow Eric Clapton revealed that his reason for using his music to openly confront the death of his son Conor was because he wanted to express his sorrow to those who had stood with him during his healing process. He clarified that he believed that if he made no mention of his misfortune, his audience might be a little disappointed. Eric Clapton/ImageCollect The musician concluded that the act of creating and playing the song about his loss became therapeutic and restorative for him, allowing him to process his grief and establish connections with others who had experienced similar suffering. Next up: Maria Shriver Stands With Cousin Caroline Kennedy After Allegations Against RFK Jr. The post Eric Clapton Shares How His Song “Tears In Heaven” Helped Him Deal With Loss Of 4-Year-Old Son appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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