The RNC's Latest Cash-on-Hand Numbers Are a Catastrophe‚ and Republicans Can't Sit on Their Hands

I really like my LG gaming monitor. I currently have the 27-inch UltraGear LED model that hits a max resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels‚ a 120HZ refresh rate‚ and a 1 millisecond response time. When I bought that monitor‚ it cost me around $800. That thing is selling at Best Buy for $299 now. Good lord‚ technology moves fast. While I've gotten a ton of value out of this monitor‚ I am so ready to upgrade it from LED to an OLED. After buying an OLED TV and having an OLED screen on my iPhone‚ I am completely sold on OLED as the best display technology I have ever seen. LG seems to agree as the company has announced it is about to launch six new OLED gaming monitors. Continue reading... The post LG announces the ‘world’s first Dual-Hz gaming monitor’ that can reach 480Hz appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals M2 MacBook Air 15-inch hits new all-time low of $999‚ a $300 discount Amazon Echo Auto deal adds Alexa to any car for $35 Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2023: Get $390+ free Trending Right Now: Apple TV+ has 4 of the most popular shows on any streamer right now Star Wars release dates: Every announced movie and TV show The Regime: HBO’s upcoming political satire starring Kate Winslet releases its first trailer

After a few weeks of pure chaos‚ Beeper has announced that it will no longer try to bring iMessage support to Android users as "each time that Beeper Mini goes 'down' or is made to be unreliable due to interference by Apple‚ the company's credibility takes a hit‚" said Beeper in a blog post. After detailing that it was using Beeper Cloud's desktop app on Mac to obtain iMessage registration data‚ the company also said it could make iMessage work on Android as long as the other user had a jailbroken iPhone from 6 to X. But as these verification methods became more and more difficult‚ what's the point of using iMessage for Android rather than just buying an iPhone – or using WhatsApp? That being said‚ if Apple is able to shut down this latest attempt to bring iMessage to more users‚ Beeper will now focus on its main goal of building "the best chat app on earth." The company writes in a blog post: "Beeper Mini is beautiful‚ fast and fun. Our main goal with the app is to upgrade chats between iPhone and Android users from unencrypted green bubble SMS to encrypted‚ fully featured blue bubble chats. This is a huge win for both iPhone and Android users in the US‚ where texting via SMS is the default form of chat. The only people on the ‘other’ side of this debate seem to be Apple and some ardent online supporters." Beeper also used a blog post to explain some of the "misunderstandings‚" such as Beeper Mini not representing a risk to iMessage users as it's not reading the messages sent nor letting go from end-to-end encryption. The company even says that it doesn't "exploit fake credentials to gain access to iMessage" as "many Beeper mini users (...) are Apple customers with MacBooks or iPads that choose to use an Android iPhone and want to continue their message chats on their phone." That being said‚ even when Apple ends any possibility of iMessage compatibility for Android phones with Beeper‚ the company has already achieved its goal‚ which is people talking about the platform‚ as a few weeks‚ no one was talking about the benefits or possibilities presented by Beeper‚ and now here we are extensively covering this app. Don't Miss: I want iMessage to copy WhatsApp’s Face ID security The post Beeper throws in the towel and abandons iMessage support on Android appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals M2 MacBook Air 15-inch hits new all-time low of $999‚ a $300 discount Amazon Echo Auto deal adds Alexa to any car for $35 Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2023: Get $390+ free Trending Right Now: Apple TV+ has 4 of the most popular shows on any streamer right now Star Wars release dates: Every announced movie and TV show The Regime: HBO’s upcoming political satire starring Kate Winslet releases its first trailer

The iPhone 16 launch is about nine months away‚ but Apple's biggest secrets might have leaked already. A rumor says that all iPhone 16 models will feature new A18 chips‚ though the Pro versions will likely get a better "A18 Pro" version. Moreover‚ the iPhone 16 Pro screens should be larger than their predecessors. Apple isn’t increasing the iPhone size just to have larger screens. Reports have long tied the larger iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max to Apple’s need to expand the internal space‚ especially on the smaller model. Apple wants to equip the smaller iPhone 16 Pro with the same tetraprism telephoto lens found inside the iPhone 15 Pro Max. A new report claims that this is indeed still the plan‚ with purported internal documentation confirming the iPhone 16 Pro’s advanced zoom camera. And I hope this rumor is real — not because I necessarily need a tetraprism zoom camera‚ but because of the size increase I mentioned above. I’ve been toying with the idea of getting a Plus or Pro Max-sized iPhone next year. But I might not need to if the regular Pro gets the 6.3-inch screen upgrade that we're all expecting. Continue reading... The post iPhone 16 Pro zoom camera upgrade means I might not need a Pro Max appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals M2 MacBook Air 15-inch hits new all-time low of $999‚ a $300 discount Amazon Echo Auto deal adds Alexa to any car for $35 Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2023: Get $390+ free Trending Right Now: Apple TV+ has 4 of the most popular shows on any streamer right now Star Wars release dates: Every announced movie and TV show The Regime: HBO’s upcoming political satire starring Kate Winslet releases its first trailer

A cave containing mortuary deposits of many individuals has been discovered within the walled confines of Tulum Archaeological Zone‚ the picturesque site of a coastal Maya city in Quintana Roo‚ Mexico. Read moreSection: NewsHistory &; ArchaeologyRead Later 

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