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28 April 2021, 05:04 am Nubia Red Magic 6 is one of the most recent gaming phones on the market. With the new age of robust devices, one can infer that the arrival of high-tech handhelds is overrated, yet there's more to know about it. Apart from all the phones that we usually see, we will now focus on Red Magic 6 for a short review. Let's find out its features that you should check and even some of its downsides that you should note. Nubia Red Magic 6 Has a Ridiculous Screen (Photo : Gizmodo (@Gizmodo) from Twitter) Its trademark for this moment is its 165-hertz display. Its smooth screen wi...

Of Course Spotify Is Trying to Undercut Apple on Podcasts Image: Spotify Spotify has officially announced its rumored paid subscription platform for podcast creators, and the company appears to be asking for a much smaller cut of profits than Apple from creators who use its service. Advertisement Spotify on Tuesday announced the launch of Paid Subscriptions, its creators subscriber platform that will allow them to monetize their podcasts. Available through podcast creation app Anchor—Spotify acquired the app in addition to Gimlet in 2019 as part of a deal valued at $340 million—Spotify sa...

What happens if you put 15 people together in a dark cave and take away their ability to track the passage of time? An extraordinary experiment in France has attempted to answer this question, and the results are fascinating.

Save Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak speaks during a voter mobilization drive-in event at UNLV with Democratic U.S. Vice Presidential nominee Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) on Oct. 2, 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Photo: Ethan Miller (Getty Images) Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak has backtracked on legislation plans that would have allowed tech companies to form autonomous “Innovation Zones” anywhere in the state, reports The Nevada Independent. Instead of allowing categories of tech companies, including blockchain and internet of things, to create what are essentially their own local governments, Sisola...

Photo: Ezra Acayan (Getty Images) At approximately 2:45 p.m. ET on Saturday, a ray of light illuminated my personal wrinkle of our ongoing global nightmare: I got my second shot. What followed was roughly 48 hours of debilitating side effects—a consequence I can only describe as fantastic. Advertisement Some 96 million Americans (about 29% of those eligible) are now fully vaccinated against covid-19, while 42.5% of the eligible population has received at least one dose, according to the most recent available figures. This is great news to anyone hoping to rebuild something other than the t...