A 60Hz display refreshes the image 60 times a second, while a 144Hz display refreshes 144 times a second.
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Instead of trying to forecast the need for future hardware refreshes, those refreshes are built into the service plan.
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When the display refreshes, it refreshes from top to bottom—something you can see if you slow the image waaaaaay down.
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That it loads pages and refreshes Instagram in a blink?
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That leaves the iPad and iPad Pro to get refreshes.
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And then, like any good business, it refreshes its inventory.
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The Rift S only refreshes at a rate of 80Hz.
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But Apple really only refreshes this software once a year.
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That stuff refreshes my brain with new sounds and inspiration.
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More than that, it refreshes the whole New York dance environment.
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After a near infinite number of browser refreshes, we now know.
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You rub it on underneath your eye, and it refreshes you.
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And, oh, how it refreshes the mind and restores the soul.
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A series of discoveries refreshes our yearning for the red planet.
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Finally, the Pixel 23 has a screen that refreshes at 2749hz.
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Done well, it is a pause that refreshes and helps us innovate.
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Instead, the event will likely include refreshes of Microsoft's existing Surface hardware.
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This was at a pace that was seemingly quicker than previous refreshes.
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Content that refreshes on a schedule has been tried before, with mixed results.
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If you edit your text, Ulysses automatically refreshes the preview after a second.
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The little pause could be the one that refreshes and we keep going.
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Paint 3D is unquestionably one of the biggest refreshes in the application's history.
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Only Apple chose to carry ahead on, offering the most modest of refreshes.
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Already the memory of my daughter starts to fade as the feed refreshes.
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That's four all-new devices announced, compared to the two more conventional refreshes.
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It also refreshes its content often, with 30 new workouts every 30 days.
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That's thank to an LTPO display, which refreshes dynamically from 33Hz to 60Hz.
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With that being the case, it requires hardware refreshes more — not less — frequently.
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Every few months, Apple refreshes Beats' lineup of headphones with some new color options.
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For example, IPod lovers anticipate Apple's product refreshes on social media and online forums.
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Now, try "the pause that refreshes," and let me know how it goes, O.K.?
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It's at its best when it refreshes the observer's view of her own reality.
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It even refreshes your do in between washes and post-workouts, thanks to antibacterial properties.
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The Surface Pro, Surface Laptop, Surface Studio, and Surface Book are all due for refreshes.
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Mac computers, as well as Apple TV and Apple Music software, are seen getting refreshes.
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Apple also announced refreshes to the iMac, the MacBook Pro and the iMac during WWDC.
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I'm a huge fan of Spotify's Discover Weekly, a personalized playlist that refreshes every Monday.
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Most smartphones have 60 Hz screens, which means the display refreshes 60 times per second.
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The refresh rate indicates how often your computer screen refreshes, or shows a new picture.
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Everything refreshes on the 21st, when the sun zips into your sign, getting Capricorn season underway.
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Every time the app refreshes and shows an empty crib, I feel a stab of surprise.
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The ultra-light powder mist refreshes hair but is a styling product in its own right.
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Mr. Parr says it refreshes the palate without accentuating the flavors, while Mr. Dolinski is disdainful.
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To be clear, experimentation is valuable; that spirit of willingness to take chances refreshes the field.
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I've seen this type of act before, but the constantly shifting perspective refreshes this particular iteration.
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It was then that I noticed the number of likes and retweets refreshes in real time.
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KS: Do you know if you put some blockchain on your skin it refreshes it beautifully.
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As the cycle between major console refreshes grows larger, the number of mid-cycle updates grows too.
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Because you can probably expect to see new products and interesting device refreshes for the Surface line.
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Apple refreshes its privacy pages once a year, usually a month or so after its product launches.
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They're literally the speed at which the screen can be refreshed: 120Hz means 120 refreshes per second.
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That's probably why we've seen Apple quetly drop some refreshes of familiar products these past few days.
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If Apple refreshes it, however, that means it plans to offer the laptop for the foreseeable future.
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Kuo, the KGI Securities analyst, suggests as much, pegging iMac refreshes for a few months into 2017.
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The previous year's Goose Watch remains online as an artifact until it refreshes for the next season.
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Every day, the "Love it or leave it?" quiz refreshes offering you new options to vote on.
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There could be iPads, too, including refreshes for the iPad Pro lineup and the entry-level iPad.
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Even for long commutes, an hours-long playlist that refreshes every day might qualify as content overload.
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Minor refreshes to the Surface tablets with slightly upgraded specs and perhaps a new feature or two.
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The display on a monitor, be it one for gaming, productivity, or even just a TV, always refreshes.
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Apple usually refreshes the iPhone in September, so expect to see new ones around that time this year.
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Apple has already announced a few product refreshes this week, but it might not be done just yet.
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"AMD is set up ... to benefit for upcoming 4K/VR-related gaming console refreshes at an increasing pace."
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It's been 598 days since the last refresh, and Tim Cook's language suggests no more refreshes are planned.
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It may take a few refreshes before the horizontal row of Stories icons show up at the top.
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A number of other Amazon products seem overdue for refreshes as well, including the Echo Show and Dot.
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From new iPads to new MacBook Airs, Apple had a bunch of hardware refreshes to debut this morning.
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What I'm most excited about is its 90HZ refresh rate, which means it refreshes 90 times per second.
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Increasingly, networks use an alternative ID called a Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity that refreshes periodically to stymie tracking.
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Even for long commutes, an hours-long playlist that refreshes every day might qualify as content overload. Might?
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But after three years of spec refreshes without touching the design, things were beginning to feel a bit stale.
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That's a surprising mix given that Apple is committing to both the Mac Pro and iMac with refreshes planned.
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Unlike Standard & Poor's, which refreshes its indexes on a rolling basis, Russell's reconstitutes its indexes just once a year.
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Ahead of CES, Samsung is announcing upcoming refreshes of its two most stylish 4K TVs, The Frame and Serif.
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Each month, the streaming service refreshes its inventory, bidding adieu to the content that doesn't belong on Netflix anymore.
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With any battery saver you do lose some features (like background refreshes), and the overall experience might slow down.
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Industry experts foresee the rivalry continuing even after Toyota refreshes its product lineup in a bid to boost sales.
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When you're just reading static text on the screen, it refreshes at a lower rate to save battery life.
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Little is known about what Microsoft will announce, but it typically refreshes its Surface Pro and Surface Laptop annually.
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Lastly, there's the iPad Pro and MacBook Pro / Air refreshes, which are the least surprising piece of Kuo's predictions.
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Nothing Roku announced this week is especially mind-blowing, but that tends to be the case with product refreshes.
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The MacBook Air and Mac mini got refreshes last fall so we're not expecting Apple to refresh them so soon.
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The predictable schedule of small annual updates between major refreshes isn't part and parcel of Tesla's DNA, nor its hardware.
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When I asked how many I should clear a day, I was told about nine refreshes a day was normal.
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It's one of few phones with a 120Hz display, which refreshes twice as fast as the display's on most phones.
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The update will happen when Cathay Pacific refreshes staff uniforms which, according to unions, could take up to three years.
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If there are more MacBook refreshes on the agenda for this year, they'll likely be announced sometime in the fall.
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The company said that it routinely refreshes its board and added a director in 2017 who was recommended by Neuberger.
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We usually see these mid-cycle game console refreshes do that, and the Xbox One S does it really well.
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The news of a female-led Star Trek comes as more properties are getting refreshes with women at the fore.
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He said Apple will put the new keyboards in MacBook Pro computers when the company refreshes that lineup next year.
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Every hour, the New York City Transit (NYCT) division of the MTA refreshes its 'Current Lost Property' data set online.
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Roku hits all the notes you'd expect from one of its yearly refreshes: The devices are sleeker, faster, and better.
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The screen uses a new low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LTPO) OLED display that refreshes dynamically anywhere between 2330Hz and 2460Hz.
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Samsung typically refreshes that phone later in the year, and there's no indication a new model is coming next weekend.
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With no new iPads coming by the end of the year, next spring seems like a good bet to see refreshes.
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At least until Sony releases the latest version—the company refreshes the esteemed enthusiast point-and-shoot about once a year.
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Plus, the case's seven-hour reserve tops the Buds up quickly and refreshes the clock any time I store them away.
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Yesterday, Apple did one of those sleepy summer spec refreshes on its MacBooks that usually passes without much fanfare or celebration.
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There's a lot to take a look at, including some product refreshes and entirely new verticals, so let's get to it.
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Our personal favorite of the bunch, the Kefir-Tea Mist is a total game-changer: It hydrates, primes, sets, and refreshes.
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Whether any of those refreshes will be coupled with a new, Apple-made monitor to buy alongside them is anybody's guess.
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The feature refreshes every day, highlighting the diversity, talents and passions of our users in a simple, fun and useful manner.
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Now we have scientific data proving what these geniuses intuited: taking a walk refreshes the mind and body, and increases creativity.
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The R+Co Death Valley Dry Shampoo has a lightweight formula that instantly refreshes your hair with a swoon-worthy scent.Pros:
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Designs are typically all-new every five to seven years, and there are usually a few refreshes in a model's cycle.
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The technology uses a rotating entry token that refreshes an encrypted barcode every 15 seconds to prevent counterfeiting and improve security.
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It's pretty clear the battery on this thing is simply too small, since background refreshes or notifications aren't sucking extra juice.
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Every time the screen refreshes or the scene changes, even slightly, the GPU has to do more math to generate new pixels.
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"It's the question of whether it is going to be the pause that refreshes or the end of the cycle," said Lyngen.
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There's a blue-glow reflected on her face as she compulsively refreshes her Instagram and double-taps at the speed of light.
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Twitter Moments, which launched in Australia Wednesday, is not intended for the avid user who refreshes their feed multiple times a day.
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Google's facing increased competition from super-cheap PCs supported by Microsoft, and those schools that have purchased systems aren't due for refreshes.
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Photo: GizmodoA fresh iPod TouchThis week was filled with Apple refreshes of older products, and a newer iPod touch could be next.
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It could have saved either of those refreshes for WWDC itself, but instead, it updated the hardware ahead of its major showcase.
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It remains a requirement, for example, for displays that work with Nvidia's G-Sync technology to reduce visual artifacts between frame refreshes.
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The Retina MacBook Pro is 442 days into its current cycle, despite refreshes coming every 268 days on average in the past.
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It refreshes your routine, and on days you just don't want to go to the gym, going outside is probably more beneficial.
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Mr. Mathis says he cannot bring himself to visit Patti Sue's grave, even though her mother, Sue, regularly refreshes it with flowers.
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Recipe: Chickpea and Herb Fatteh With these pungent, tangy flavors you will want an incisive white that refreshes but does not intrude.
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It knows how the GPU is drawing those images every second and refreshes at the correct rate to reduce tears, making things smoother.
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Also expect iOS 13 sometime in June during WWDC 2019, as well as refreshes to Apple's Mac, Apple Watch and Apple TV software.
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Most are refreshes of what we've seen before, but some add new integrations that simply make the Ring ecosystem a lot more connected.
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Netflix refreshes itself once a month — thankfully — so we can keep scrolling and keep watching, even as the summer comes to an end.
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It adds artistic tool options that users have requested, more generally refreshes the interface, and supports the Vulkan API for better graphics optimization.
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While these kind of processor refreshes are very common with other computer makers, Apple has always been very slow to embrace processor updates.
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Matrix Total Results Brass Off shampoo is ideal for these shades because it neutralizes brassy tones and refreshes them with cooler balanced pigments.
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As he crams analysis like he's studying for a quiz, Roberson refreshes his memory with some last-minute video in the locker room.
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Millennial and Gen Z shoppers have been trained — thanks to the endless scroll of Instagram images or Twitter updates — to expect constant refreshes.
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You'll see refresh rate measured in Hertz or Hz: That gives you the number of refreshes per second, whether it's 2120 or 2120.
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Google's Pixel is another top smartphone choice, and it's unlikely to be replaced until sometime around October, when Google typically refreshes its smartphones.
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It could be the same white you use for the sauce, with flavors that are not too assertive and lively acidity that refreshes.
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I have a saved search of long-sleeve dresses in my size that refreshes with new pieces in my price range every day.
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Moreover, it has the best display I've seen on a phone, which refreshes at a very fast 63 Hz; extra nice for gaming.
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I have a saved search of long-sleeve dresses in my size that refreshes with new pieces in my price range every day.
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Apple's annual spring product launch event is when the company typically refreshes its line of tablets and wearables, and it delivered on that promise.
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Apple's rumored to be preparing device refreshes for the regular 9.7-inch iPad, iPad mini, and AirPods, which could all be released before WWDC.
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Microsoft is expected to unveil refreshes of both the Surface Laptop and Surface Pro at an event in New York City on October 2nd.
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Once on the page, this traffic triggered automatic redirects and page refreshes that generated massive amounts of video ad impressions without any human involvement.
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But Social Puncher, DoubleVerify, and a third independent ad fraud researcher separately documented the malicious automatic redirects and refreshes taking place on these websites.
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The event, which will also focus on a new slate of iPhones and the company's fall software refreshes, is scheduled for Wednesday, September 12th.
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Surprisingly, there have been zero leaks on hardware, which could suggest there may not be any refreshes coming by the end of the year.
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In the fast-paced world of PC gaming, sometimes a delay of milliseconds between display refreshes can mean the difference between victory and defeat.
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The FURBY CONNECT toy strives to offer the best value by providing a play experience that continuously refreshes and encourages kids to keep connecting.
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"It refreshes and regenerates the library," said Peter Rice, chairman of Fox Networks Group, noting that old episodes become newly valuable domestically and overseas.
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However ... the current pace of NPL reduction is too slow: continued efforts, strategy refreshes, dedication and innovation are needed to speed up the process.
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As T refreshes under the editorship of Hanya Yanagihara, the graphic language of the magazine will look and feel more urgent and elegantly experimental.
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When Apple refreshes its iPad and MacBook lines next year, it will supposedly bring mini LED technology into the fold for the first time.
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Plenty savory, a touch sweet, the salad is a pause that refreshes amid the funk and fire of a lot of the cooking here.
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While refreshes for the MacBook, MacBook Pro and iPad are in the works, they won't be ready for the public until later this year.
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Apple announced a new MacBook Pro this morning at an intimate event in Cupertino, along with small refreshes of a couple of its other laptops.
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Apple rolled out new MacBook Pro models featuring faster processors and more products are expected later this year as the tech giant refreshes its offerings.
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One of democracy's many virtues is that the institution refreshes its personnel constantly, so its survival does not depend on the performance of an individual.
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I don't have time to constantly do my hair, so it refreshes it and gives it a bit more longevity when I'm on the road.
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The company is funneling cash into lineup refreshes and brand rehabilitation, but it will be up to consumers to decide whether VW is worth saving.
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Notably, the company now offers its largest range of slates, with recent quiet refreshes to the Air and Mini following last year's big Pro update.
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But for Jay, the flight only takes half an hour, meaning that each time he refreshes the page—months, if not years—have gone by.
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But the show refreshes the genre through a comical conceit: Erskine and Konkle, both 31-year-old comedians, also play their 13-year-old selves.
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For consistent refreshes, it offers two different membership plans, starting at $69 per month, or you can rent out singular pieces whenever you need them.
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Every 10 seconds, the webcam watching Louise Bourgeois's "Maman" (1999) sculpture at the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa, Ontario, refreshes with a new image.
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" She sees that as the purpose of much of her art, "even if it just refreshes you for a second before returning back to earth.
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But the Model S is rather long in the tooth at this juncture, dating back to 2012 with only a few modest refreshes since then.
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Cotter perhaps doesn't know that MoMA not only refreshes its galleries every few years, but also cycles through its CAs at roughly the same pace.
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It's hard to tell if the faint woody undertone of the flower is a scent or a flavor, but it refreshes, with a controlled sweetness.
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Good barbera offers ripsaw acidity that refreshes and cleans the mouth, making it a great choice with Italian sausages and fatty meats, pizza and stews.
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The Surface Book and Surface Go line of devices are both overdue refreshes, and there are rumors of Surface webcams and a modular Surface Studio.
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This year's remake refreshes the game with beautifully stylized art, common-sense improvements to the controls, and a dungeon creation system for extra replay value.
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It's almost the holiday season, so expect to see plenty of product refreshes and enhancements from big tech companies over the next month or two.
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For the moment, the comparisons to 1987 are premature and the secular bull market will likely continue, even if there is a brief pause that refreshes.
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The Flex Utility tool refreshes the Flex app, filters out blocks that don't match the user's search criteria and then places the button over appropriate blocks.
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"These are the moments I live for.. alone time with you refreshes my soul," he wrote, as he went on to give his wife a compliment.
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Surface revenue was off 26 percent though, driven at least partly by a lack of any significant refreshes to its Surface Pro and Surface Book line.
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It soothes, refreshes, and calms your skin, and can be used as an under-eye mask to reduce puffiness — perfect for packing on every red-eye.
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In addition to the refreshes, Microsoft showed off the new Surface Studio 2, its creative-focused device that hasn't been upgraded since its December 2016 release.
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So the gist is this: Whether you want a brand new model or are satisfied with an older one, hold off until Apple refreshes its lineup.
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Revenue for Mac dipped slightly, in spite of recent refreshes to the MacBook Pro and iMac and last year's milestone of 100 million Macs in use.
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Other announcements could include refreshes of hardware including the MacBook and iPad, as well as an updated MacOS and new features for the Apple Watch. [Bloomberg]
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Xbox 360 was also the foundation for industry-leading technical innovation like Kinect, and the start of system updates and dashboard refreshes based on fan feedback.
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This makes an enormous difference while scrolling, as it refreshes as fast as you can possibly scroll it, making for a smoother look with less stutter.
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It is the first of several vehicles Cadillac plans to release over the next several years as it refreshes its lineup to catch up to rivals.
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Say goodbye to redness and irritation with Nivea Men's post-shave balm, which soothes, refreshes, and moisturizes your skin to leave a pleasant, tingly, cooling sensation.
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Critic's Pick Greta Gerwig refreshes a literary classic with the help of a dazzling cast that includes Saoirse Ronan, Florence Pugh, Laura Dern and Meryl Streep.
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Console refreshes happen every few years, but for PC gamers, there's always a tantalizing potential upgrade that could make your gaming machine just that much better.
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Meanwhile, Sony and Microsoft are so eager to please future-looking consumers that both companies have released console refreshes specifically for the alphabet soup of 4K HDR.
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That speedier refresh rate — which refers to the number of times the phone's screen refreshes per second — should make the screen generally feel smoother and more responsive.
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We were expecting the Barefoot Contessa to call out a fancy mustard or some kind of appetizer platter that she refreshes daily as her go to staples.
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The RS-0 was released this past April, and a collaboration with Ader Error yielded the RS-100, which refreshes the same blocky design with updated colors.
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Netflix, the patron saint of cozy television, is a blessing because it not only provides a wealth of original content every month, it also refreshes its catalogue.
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Papa John's troubles, analysts have said, are expected to benefit Pizza Hut, Domino's closest rival that has also been keeping pace through marketing campaigns and menu refreshes.
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There had been rumors of Kabylake refreshes for Microsoft's Surface tablets, but the main focus of Microsoft's event this week will be the company's new Surface PC.
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He then refreshes some noodles and rehydrated mushrooms he had already pre-cooked in boiling water, along with some roasted vegetables that he prepped earlier that morning.
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The better the lens performs, the more likely it is to remain in one of about 20 carousel slots, which the company refreshes on a rolling basis.
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The screen refreshes at a higher rate than regular iPads, meaning animations are super smooth, especially for games and scrolling through lots of text, like news articles.
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"As with all Bravo shows, production sometimes refreshes the cast, but it doesn't mean they don't come back or make an appearance in the season," the source explains.
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For those not in the know, variable refresh rates (or "VSync," as it's often called) allows a monitor to change how often it refreshes the image on screen.
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Similar to peers, the bank is redeploying cost savings and gains into improving its technology as FITB adapts to changing customer behaviors, and refreshes its internal technological infrastructure.
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We're getting another one of those refreshes today, with colors that match Apple's new phones, the iPhone XS and XR. Three new colors are coming to the urBeats3.
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And then, scroll to the bottom and click "Save Changes" (you must do this or the feature won't activate): Once your Gmail tab refreshes, compose a new email.
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But while Echoes will likely continue to see for some time, thanks in part to regular refreshes of the line, Amazon is working on its own planned obsolescence.
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"As with all Bravo shows, production sometimes refreshes the cast, but it doesn't mean they don't come back or make an appearance in the season," the source explained.
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Google says refreshes on Chrome browser are now about 28 percent faster, adding that improvements should be visible on both mobile and desktop versions of its marquee browser.
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Refreshes of existing products like the Show could make sense here, especially as Google has stepped up its gain with a new line of third-party Smart Displays.
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It keeps a fleet of about 30 of these in orbit, which it refreshes as old ones die by putting new ones into space, piggybacking on commercial launches.
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If you're looking for a lightweight moisturizer that hydrates and refreshes your skin but won't break the bank, the award-winning Neutrogena Hydro Boost Water Gel is ideal.
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The Zara app constantly refreshes its magazine-like appearance with new designs photographed on models at the company's Galicia headquarters at a rate of 120 campaigns per season.
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If you don't see the update right away, it might take a hot second for the rollout to reach you—I haven't gotten it yet despite multiple refreshes.
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Zach Fuller, a media analyst for MIDiA Research in London, told Billboard last year that this strategy works because it constantly refreshes an artist's page with new material.
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So now, nearly two months later, Apple is coming back around to finish the job with a number of hardware refreshes highlighted by a pair of new iPad Pros.
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After highlighting a bunch of text, or jumping through the drop-down menus, you'll see ghostly outlines beneath your copy for a while, until the entire screen refreshes again.
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I have to say, The Cream is pretty lovely — it sinks in and refreshes like a gel, but nourishes and hydrates like a cream without leaving a sticky residue.
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The big picture: Tuesday's event is a follow-up to last month's iPhone announcements and offers updates and refreshes to many of Apple's aging product lines for creative users.
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The second change is smaller, but — if it works correctly — will alleviate a common frustration: Being pushed back to the top of your feed, mid-scroll, whenever it refreshes.
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Sure the 300 ppi resolution is a notable improvement, but things are just too laggy and refreshes take too long to really enjoy something with a lot of art.
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The stuff that poisons the liver and dulls the mind, but in the form of an ice-cold IPA or a crisp gin and tonic nevertheless refreshes the spirit.
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Premium also allows companies to refresh their data 48 times per day (though it seems at least some attendees at today's event were hoping for far more frequent refreshes).
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As J.Jill refreshes and remodels existing stores, expands its size assortments and upgrades the customer shopping experience via technology, same-store sales should start to climb again, Konik said.
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It's reasonable to assume there will be some kind of new AirPods in the new year, but whether they'll be serious upgrades or incremental refreshes remains to be seen.
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Now, with sight and sound, when you see an image, the image refreshes, meaning 90 times a second, you replace what was there before or what was there disappears.
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Apple will reportedly announce a couple of laptop refreshes on Tuesday as well, including a lower cost device that will either be a MacBook refresh or a MacBook Air replacement.
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Microsoft announced refreshes to three different computers today and its proof the company is committed to manufacturing computers, and not just to periodically releasing glitzy overpriced products to showcase Windows.
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It's possible Apple refreshes the current MacBook Air with the new screen, since that computer has mostly only received bumps to the latest Intel processors over the last several years.
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The ticketing giant today unveiled its next-generation digital tickets, "SafeTix," which are tied to the ticket holder's mobile device through an encrypted barcode that automatically refreshes every few seconds.
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The firm also blames the stagnation on consumer anticipation for a followup from the company, with consumers holding off on purchase until Apple refreshes the device, likely later this year.
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If you're really feeling ambitious, turning on smartphone notifications makes sure you see every time we tweet out a new deal — not everyone refreshes Twitter religiously like we do, apparently.
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While many of these changes are expected refreshes of Apple operating systems, one announcement is a major milestone for the company in terms of making its products much more accessible.
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Although Airbus has lost ground in "widebody" jets recently as it refreshes its range, the European giant has already grabbed half the market for "narrowbodies" such as the C-Series.
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Rowe was also not given her promised annual equity refreshes that would have raised her annual salary above her compensation at her previous Wall Street job, according to the lawsuit.
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"Tequila makes the public nervous and refreshes like vacation, giving you that boost to make you feel unstoppable," says Seth Miller, general manager of The Imperial in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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But while such things do matter to some, technology refreshes are more often driven by the desire to stay a step ahead of the competition than they are consumer demand.
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Thankfully, the screen fully refreshes whenever you press the lock button, so just remember to hit it before you hand your phone over to a friend to make a call.
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Thanks to the limited refresh rate of the DM30's e-ink screen, you'll occasionally have to endure ghostly outlines under your work until the next time the display fully refreshes.
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Just in time (fingers sweatily crossed) for it to start being a little less excruciatingly hot outside, Jabra will be offering up refreshes to its line of fitness-tracking wireless headphones.
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It's the only Surface device that natively supports USB-C, and it's likely that future refreshes of the Surface Pro and Surface Laptop will now be updated with USB-C support.
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Apple just sent out invites for an event next week where the company is expected to announce an updated MacBook Pro and possibly refreshes to the rest of the Mac lineup.
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If you're really feeling ambitious, turning on smartphone notifications makes sure you see every time we tweet out a new deal — because not everyone refreshes Twitter religiously like we do, apparently.
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In the various Indian cuisines, that vacuum has often been filled with chutneys and other sauces, which add acid and sweetness; spices, which provide tannins; and raita, which cools and refreshes.
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I have a bottle at my desk at the office (which I'll return to someday), on my bedside table, and on my desk in my apartment for mid-day WFH refreshes.
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While the refresh rate is the number of times a display, er, refreshes itself per second, frame rate is the frequency with which a video file or video game displays frames.
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" They also include a quote from Kate Sheppard, a prominent member of the women's suffrage movement in New Zealand: "The rain that refreshes the parched ground, is made up of single drops.
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But despite those rounds of refreshes, the movie's blithe treatment of the college acceptance grind feels startlingly out of step with the national conversations we've been having about higher ed more recently.
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But that was followed by the Xbox 360, which had two midcycle refreshes, the Xbox 360 S (allegedly for "slim") and the Xbox 360 E (for... something that starts with an "e").
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It should be more coherent to browse the app now that you won't lose your place because your feed randomly refreshes, and there shouldn't be as many disparate time stamps to juggle.
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I then logged out of my account, opened up an incognito window, and saw Trump ads on the Hillary Clinton subreddit (nice), the politics subreddit, and, after enough refreshes, the food subreddit.
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Meanwhile, even once implemented, the new API seems to have limitations that could keep these apps from working as they do today, potentially breaking things like push notifications and automatic timeline refreshes.
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Since the 120hz mode refreshes animations on the screen faster, everything just looks really fast and smooth without any jitters, like when I was scrolling through my thousands of pictures or Twitter.
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Keep prebatched, prechilled bottles or pitchers cold in buckets of ice (that ice-filled bathtub works, too) or store backup bottles in the refrigerator for easy and frequent refreshes throughout the night.
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This time out, we've already seen a number of leaks that point to additional refreshes and a couple of big "surprises" (in as much as rumored products can truly be a surprise).
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In addition to the expansive size and lack of bezels, the OnePlus 7 Pro's screen refreshes at a rate of 73 times per second, a full 50 percent faster than most other smartphones.
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But beyond the incremental updates they've already been delivering—"events, store refreshes, and revisiting past seasonal and cataclysm content"—there won't be much coming to Anthem until this soft reboot comes to pass.
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The company approached Obvious this past summer, and it has since presented the auction as a provocative gesture that refreshes the company's brand and stakes its claim in any lucrative new art market.
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Image: OculusSome TVs interpolate frames to make up the shortfall (to enable 120 refreshes a second rather than 60); others insert black frames, which can be another effective way of reducing motion blur.
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Every year, the tech giant refreshes the privacy portion of its website — usually a month or so after its product launches — to keep customers up to date with its latest features and technologies.
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Fios Gigabit Connection Standalone Internet serves up nearly lag-free realness, with up to 940 Mbps download and 880 Mbps upload speeds, which means lower ping rates, faster refreshes, and virtually no spinning.
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Download larger apps on cell networks: The default limit for apps downloaded over cell networks on iOS is 200MB, but Apple is making it easier to override this in the next OS refreshes.
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You just drop a link to a favorite website, label it appropriately, and it pops up on Fraidycat under the tab you want it under and refreshes only as often as you like.
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"Sometimes, you just hope the time off refreshes a guy and they can sit back and relax, maybe take a little bit off their plate and they can get going again," Girardi said.
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After a busy fall announcement season, Apple has unveiled what's expected to be the last of its hardware refreshes this year with the introduction of a new iPad Pro, MacBook Air, and Mac mini.
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He also concluded that the massive number of visits and pageviews being generated at video subdomains on Myspace and elsewhere align with the fraudulent redirects and refreshes, and not real traffic coming from Swagbucks.
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There will probably be a computer with a new technology I can learn, some abandoned crates with useful minerals stuffed inside, maybe a terminal that refreshes my health or teaches me a new word.
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The most enthusiastic Rent the Runway Unlimited subscribers use the service around a hundred and twenty times a year—an extraordinary number of wardrobe refreshes for anyone other than an heiress or a royal.
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To show how confident Apple is with its new keyboard, it's not including the 16-inch MacBook Pro in the keyboard repair program (which it did for its MacBook Pro refreshes earlier this year).
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Volume on screen: There's a new volume indicator to enjoy in the upcoming software refreshes—it starts off chunky and then shrinks down as you adjust the volume using the buttons on your device.
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Valkyrie also automatically refreshes the cooldown on Resurrect, which has been turned into a single-target secondary ability with a hearty, 30 second cooldown and which fills what was previously an empty power slot.
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With Apple's Mac lineup looking old and dusty (almost all of them are due for refreshes), it's no surprise startups are looking to drum up interest for their products and innovations with dubious rumor-spreading.
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Ingredients include aloe vera (soothes irritation); allantoin (cleans away dead skin); vitamin E (protects and nourishes); something called "colloidal oatmeal protectant" (soothes dry, itchy skin); menthyl lactate (cools and refreshes); and grapefruit essence (freshens naturally).
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But while the Etch clock looks like the current time has been carved into its face, every minute the etching disappears and refreshes itself, so that phrase doesn't sound as permanent as it once did.
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But Apple could have other announcements in store: official release dates for iOS 10 and Mac OS, the long-rumored Apple Watch 2, and even (it's a long shot) refreshes to the MacBook Pro line.
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Keep in mind that there probably aren't any major refreshes on the horizon for at least a few months, so you don't have to worry about that new device looking outdated for a little while.
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Inditex is known for whisking catwalk looks into stores in a matter of weeks and instead of updating its stock seasonally like traditional clothing retailers, it refreshes its whole collection every four to five weeks.
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This amount is what would be expected if FaceApp weren't uploading users' camera rolls in the background, but would include outbound data from apps that weren't just FaceApp, like background refreshes from Twitter, Gmail, and others.
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All levels include free shipping and unlimited "refreshes" for $8 per T-shirt, which means customers can send back their used For Days clothing in a prepaid mailer in exchange for any item on its site.
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While Howard said every filmmaker would prefer audiences to view their films in a "single sitting, up on a big screen with great sound," he said anything that refreshes audience sensibility is good for the industry.
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Let's kick off our informed speculation with some basics: Apple, in recent years, has usually saved its major refreshes of the iPad and Mac for its October events, and the rumor mill appears to confirm this.
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That storefront refreshes its stock every 10 minutes, theoretically encouraging you to go do a side event (but actually encouraging you to be the person who hangs out in the Auto Zone parking lot all day).
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It's typical of the "slim" refreshes of devices like the Nintendo DS Lite or PS One, though it does add some new functionality, most notably the addition of 210K Ultra HD video support and HDR capabilities.
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While the painters get to work beneath a countdown clock and a DJ plays hip retail store house remixes of circa 2000 rap, the audience slowly circles the contestants and refreshes their drinks at the bar.
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But as it expands and refreshes, Art Basel Miami Beach is also cutting two sectors that have been around for years: Public, its presentation of outdoor sculptures in front of The Bass art museum, and Film.
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Palatial hotels offer a glimpse into the city's storied past, while a revitalized waterfront district refreshes the longstanding Greek concept of the agora, with modern Greek restaurants and grand plazas offering new venues for cultural development.
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With iOS 27 expected to receive a public release this fall and macOS Mojave (version 22) supposedly available around the same timeframe, it'd be odd for Apple to jump the gun with hardware refreshes running old software.
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Check the rest of the survey's results for more context on the developers who were polled, and what they think of Nintendo's Switch and mid-cycle console refreshes like the Playstation 4 Pro and Microsoft's Project Scorpion.
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Now, Unilever is having a go with Day 2, an aerosol spray that went on sale online only last week that it says refreshes, reshapes and dewrinkles clothes on the chairdrobe, using technology like fabric-stiffening molecules.
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From the feather-light luxury hairdryer that's now $50 below retail, to the GlamGlow lip plumper-gloss hybrid that's less than $10 today, you'll want to shop these deals before the Sephora sale section refreshes its inventory.
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Mac fans have been waiting anxiously for a MacBook Pro refresh, and the current Retina MacBook Pro is more than 440 days into its cycle, despite refreshes usually appearing every 268 days on average in the past.
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Refreshes to the 6, 7 and 8 have all been floated, along with the arrival of the Nokia 9, a new flagship from the company, which, if nothing else, follows the company's strict adherence to sequential numbers.
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There haven't been any major leaks about what we might see on Wednesday, but rumors suggest we'll see some refreshes of popular devices like the Surface Pro and Surface Laptop, alongside a new mysterious ARM-powered Surface.
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SpaceX's successful launch of 10 satellites for Iridium Communications marks the beginning of one of the biggest "tech refreshes" in history, Iridium said on Saturday, as it hailed the company's first lift-off since an explosion last fall.
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Beauty and Bite presents work that relies on the long-established strategy of narrative exposition but refreshes it by showing a variety of ways narrative may be elaborated and how personal objects in their very making suggest stories.
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If you need a new MacBook Pro and you can't wait for the Kaby Lake refreshes already rumored, the benefits of the internal specs matched with the cool-factor of the Touch Bar make this a good Mac.
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AltStore also uses iTunes Wi-Fi sync to ensure the app refreshes weekly, to avoid being forcibly removed from your device after seven days in accordance with how apps not installed through the App Store function on iOS.
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But now NuAns is back with an updated version of the Neo, fittingly called the NEO Reloaded that retains the original interchangeable design but refreshes the hardware and switches the software over to the far more viable Android Nougat.
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When she isn't dancing or recording music, she's toting around her many different purses — about 12 according to her last count — one for rehearsals, one for events, one for on-the-go refreshes, and pretty much everything in between.
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Microsoft just released the smaller Surface Go earlier this year, and there were also leaks of an even tinier dual-screen device, but the event today appears to be focused on refreshes of the current full-sized Surface laptops.
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Apple updated its high-end MacBook Pro models at the end of May, and now it's time for the entry-level MacBook Pro (which was previously known as the MacBook Escape) and the MacBook Air to get some refreshes.
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Google refreshes Android Auto with new features and a darker look Android Auto — the in-car platform that brings the look and functions of a smartphone to the vehicle's central screen — is getting a new look and improved navigation.
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Not bottom-up refreshes by any stretch, but enough to keep the long-lived line up to date with the latest AOI offerings — and continue to make the case as a workhorse device for creative pros and hobbyist gamers.
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The proper collective noun to use to describe a group of rats is — according to most dictionaries — a "mischief," a fact that will certainly be useful in describing the latest refreshes to Mad Catz's RAT line of gaming mice.
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While Google replaces its homepage logo throughout the week with interactive art that celebrates holidays and history, Bing refreshes its digital entryway with photos of places you wish you were instead of wherever you are that requires you to use Bing.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - When FTSE Russell refreshes its indexes after the U.S. stock market close on Friday, shares of hundreds of companies will see an impact as managers adjust their portfolios to reflect new weightings in the widely followed indexes.
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The Replicator+ and Replicator Mini+ names are indicators that the new printers are more upgrades that full refreshes – but there are some pretty interesting enhancements on board that offer some indication of the direction in which the company is headed.
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Injecting money into the App Store should give Apple a powerful motivation to increase the number of users opening the App Store, alongside other improvements it has already undertaken, like improving Featured listings, adding back categories and more frequent refreshes.
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While this Sherlock-and-Moriarty set-up is hardly new, Ms Waller-Bridge refreshes it by being generous with the assorted cast of colleagues, lovers and friends—if psychopaths can be said to have friends—of the two female protagonists.
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This footage often shows multiple video players playing at once on a single page, redirects happening between different websites without any user action, and/or editorial content being cut off by automated page refreshes in order to display more ads.
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Buoyed in part by a pipeline of refreshes to already-popular games including "Battlefield" and "Titanfall," analysts, too, are optimistic about the stock, with 210 of 20 tracked by Thomson Reuters recommending investors buy shares, with the remaining two neutral.
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The middle of the day becomes a bit of a struggle, so I take a break to cook a comfort food lunch (grilled cheese sandwich) and watch a few Samantha Bee clips, which refreshes me enough to jump back in.
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Samsung's six-month flagship release cycle (S series, followed by the Note) affords the company the ability to offer more frequent refreshes, but this first one is really a standard-setter for both the company and the industry at large.
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"So there are clearly some warning signs out there that I think something is slowing down, whether it just simply pauses and refreshes, or really we're going to start to fall off a cliff; I think is too early to tell," Schlossberg said.
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If you're really feeling ambitious, you could also turn on mobile notifications to make sure you see every time we tweet out a new Prime Day deal — you know, if you're not one of those people who refreshes Twitter religiously like we are.
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The analyst suggests its therefore hitting a pricing ceiling for its Galaxy brand as multiple rivals work against premium pricing in the Android space — a competitive factor that may even limit Apple's room for making upward price manoeuvres when it refreshes the iPhone.
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Today's price drop could well signal Apple's response to a contracting market, as the company tries to further incentivize refreshes, push hesitant purchasers over the edge and convince iPad owners that maybe the time is right to become a two tablet household.
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As a result, all tickets for the Pearl Jam concerts will be powered by Ticketmaster SafeTix, a type of ticket that uses a unique barcode that refreshes every couple of seconds so it can't be screenshotted or counterfeited, according to the band's website.
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The pink-cheeked little boy in sailor pants in "The Pause That Refreshes," for example, activates the homoerotic potential of Mantegna's nearly naked Hermes — not to mention of the collage's title, an early Coca-Cola ad slogan — just by diffidently waving hello.
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Over the next 18 months, Iridium plans several more launches in what it called "the beginning of one of the biggest 'tech refreshes' in history" and "a new era" of space travel, as it aims to replace a host of satellites orbiting the globe.
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The Pixel 4 also comes with other minor upgrades that will likely make the phone feel a little bit faster, like 2 GB of extra memory compared to the 3a, and a screen that refreshes at a higher rate of 90Hz under certain circumstances.
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The website refreshes whenever Apple's inventory on their website updates, which seems to be each night sometime after midnight PT. While the website currently shows that no stores in the U.S have AirPods, keep checking frequently and you may see a local store turn green.
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This is the second phone after Razer's to offer a 90Hz display — meaning its screen refreshes 90 times per second, delivering smoother animations — and Asus throws in the added bit of gamer pride by powering each ROG Phone with a specially selected 2.96GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chip.
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If you're really feeling ambitious, you could also turn on mobile notifications to make sure you see every time we tweet out a deal or a new roundup of deals — you know, if you're not one of those people who refreshes Twitter religiously like we are.
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At the simplest level, as the name suggests, it's how fast the screen refreshes or redraws itself: Particularly important if you're watching a sports match or trying to pick off enemies in a video game, but not so vital if you're editing spreadsheets or clicking around the web.
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This number brings NA-specific sales well past the 13.56 million units sold of the company's previous-generation console, the Wii U. While the Switch lags far behind the PS4 and Xbox One in lifetime sales, it's important to realize how old those other systems are — hardware refreshes aside.
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" It's the Command Center that helps ensure that your timeline refreshes the instant you pull-to-refresh, that your personalized Trends accurately reflect the pulse of the platform, and that your thoughts, however trivial, are published for all the world to see as soon as you tap "Tweet.
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From the sounds of the early leaks, the show is also set to be more hardware focused than most World Wide Developer Conferences, with some refreshes to a number of key product lines and the reported addition of an Echo competitor that will finally, truly bring Siri to the living room.
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While the company has retirement plans for the old Paint, its newer Paint 3D app (released earlier this year with the Windows 10 Creators Update) includes many of the same drawing, painting and visual tools — and as the name suggests, refreshes the app with 3-D drawing and modeling features.
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The new consoles were basically outdated by a run-of-the-mill gaming PC as soon as they launched in 2013, and even the mid-cycle refreshes in the form of the Xbox One X and PS4 Pro were well outpaced by Nvidia's Turing architecture that was introduced in 2018.
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For what it's worth, Sonder's E Ink keyboard, which resembles an Apple Magic Keyboard, looks pretty neat: According to the Guardian's reading of the original, deleted Reddit post, the new keyboard reportedly destined for new Macs had a few differences from Sonder's, including backlit keys and even faster key refreshes when changing layouts.
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So while the Switch itself is certainly packing less firepower than the refreshes of Sony and Microsoft's consoles, the beefier successors of the current generation systems also come with higher prices, which could give Nintendo a little more breathing room to price out a $299 Switch while still beating Microsoft and Sony's prices.
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"If people don't want to buy our Pro 4 at this time, that's OK." Rather than follow the usual PC cycle with minor refreshes to the internals, Panos says Microsoft will put out a new Surface Pro when there are enough "meaningful" changes such as significantly improved battery life or serious weight reduction.
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Kaby Lake also introduces support for powerful new I/O options (like some of the ones rumoured for upcoming Mac hardware refreshes) including USB-C with additional functions via Thunderbolt 3, and greater support for fine pen-based input, which should complement the recent Windows 10 Anniversary Update's introduction of system-level ink support.
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The key question, now that we know that litecoin's founder dumped his whole stash; now that futures have made the price of bitcoin move in more than one direction; and now that the margin buyer has entered the market, is whether the bubble has burst, or if this is just the big pause that refreshes.
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Schiller's tweet itself was a bit self-congratulatory, given that the exec took over the App Store a year ago, and has then proceeded to implement a number of changes, including the addition of Search ads, a new business model for subscriptions, faster app review times and more frequent refreshes of App Store content, and other improvements to app discovery.
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Teen Arrested After Forcing Phones to Call 911 NonstopMeetkumar Hiteshbhai Desai, 18, was arrested on three counts of felony computer tampering after…Read more ReadThe bug works after users click a link that forces an iPhone to dial a pre-determined number (like 911) and then refreshes the page or opens multiple apps in order to freeze the device's user interface.
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The app should go live with the rest of the eShop updates when the store refreshes its content, which usually happens at 12 PM ET. The arrival of Hulu marks the first time Nintendo has made a video streaming app available on the Switch, though it did say that services such as Netflix and others could eventually make their way to the console as far back as the gaming hardware's launch early this year.
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In between Kaby Lake refreshes and Siri voice demos, Tim Cook announced a wide range of software and hardware changes that will finally bring VR to macOS, and that's pretty damn surprising because Tim Cook himself is on record as giving exactly zero shits about VR."VR, I think, has some interesting applications, but I don't think it's a broad-based technology," Tim Cook told reporters during an Apple earnings call last October.
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Though Apple refreshes the site every year, this latest update coincides with CEO Tim Cook's announcement during a CNBC interview that the company has formed a $21 billion fund to promote advanced manufacturing jobs in the U.S. Though the fund may help the company gain favor with the current presidential administration, Apple has already been investing in U.S. hardware manufacturing for years (for example, its 2400 Mac Pros were built in Texas with U.S.-made components).
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And of course, picture quality varies further based on factors like native refresh rate (the number of times the frame refreshes itself per second) and processor power (which influences the screen's ability to render fast-moving sequences without getting muddy.) On top of all this, you should also consider the various smart TV software platforms these displays run on, including Amazon Fire, Roku, and Android TV. If you're dying to get deeper into these details, our skeptic's guide to buying (or not buying) a 4K TV is a good start.
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