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What to expect:<\/strong><\/p>\n Also:<\/strong><\/p>\n What we won’t see:<\/strong><\/p>\n Watch<\/strong>: Apple.com<\/a>, and given it’s happening virtually, live blogs and Twitter will be blowing up reacting to what happens. Hashtag is #WWDC20.<\/p>\n 2. LG Velvet unboxing and 24 hour impressions<\/a>. There’s a vid too (Android Authority<\/em>).<\/p>\n 3. The cheapest 5G phone in the US, the Samsung Galaxy A71 5G<\/a>, is now available with carriers, or for purchase for $599 (Android Authority<\/em>).<\/p>\n 4. Your regular reminder: More phone cameras does not equal better quality photos<\/a> (Android Authority<\/em>).<\/p>\n 5. “Call me crazy, but I think I’m trading in my Pixel 4 XL for the Pixel 4a<\/a>,” writes my colleague Jimmy, and he’s onto something …that is, if the Pixel 4a ever comes out (Android Authorit<\/em>y).<\/p>\n 6. “We bought Walmart’s $140 laptop<\/a> so you wouldn’t have to”: the Walmart EVOO EV-C-116-5 is roundly just terrible, and this review has many fun parts, including trying to run a battery test: “…the poor little EVOO struggled so hard to even start the test, that it had consumed more than 20 percent of the battery by the time the test was ready to run,” and one benchmark result that scores 0. Zero! Oh and the sheet of copper cooling! It’s great, read and enjoy (Ars Technica<\/em>).<\/p>\n 7. Linus Tech Tips tries to fix the MacBook Air’s cooling<\/a> and poses a fun conspiracy question: is Apple sandbagging the performance of its Macs to make its ARM-based laptops look faster and cooler? Realistically that’s silly, the problem here is that Apple is compromised between peak CPU performance and not having the user feel the heat (YouTube).<\/p>\n 8. Samsung Blu-Ray players are getting stuck in endless startup loops<\/a> and we don’t know why (Gizmodo<\/em>).<\/p>\n 9. A wild look at Google co-founder Sergey Brin’s secret disaster relief team<\/a>: high-speed super-yacht, a secret disaster strike force, and charity (The Daily Beast<\/em>).<\/p>\n 10. 19% of Earth’s ocean floor is now mapped<\/a>, up from 15% last year (BBC<\/em>).<\/p>\n 11. Here are superb photos from the rare ‘ring of fire’ solar eclipse<\/a> over the weekend (Space<\/em>).<\/p>\n The DGiT Daily<\/a> delivers a daily email that keeps you ahead of the curve for all tech news, opinions, and links to what’s going down in the planet’s most important field. You get all the context and insight you need, and all with a touch of fun. Plus! Rotating daily fun for each day of the week, like Wednesday Weirdness. Join in!<\/p>\n Tags:<\/b> Tristan Rayner<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\n
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