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Psychologists discovered that the longer someone played, the more they would see the block patterns in everyday life. Some people said they even dreamed about the falling blocks. This has since been dubbed Tetris Syndrome.

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This release is probably one of the cleanest Android installs we’ve seen that wasn’t an official Google Nexus or Pixel-branded device, and only the camera app demonstrated any significant customization from the stock tools.

As IT departments are pressed to do more with fewer resources, these types of centralized management tools will help manufacturers reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) of their mobile computer and printer investments.

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We benchmarked the Armor 3 using our standard selection of performance testing tools and found that it delivers numbers that are in line with other phones that use the same Helio P23 processor. It’s a tiny bit quicker than most, but only by a small amount.

The X1 Tablet feels like it can take a beating and will survive the rigours of mobile working, which is what it was designed for. The screen is great, and at 13in is an ideal size, the kickstand and keyboard are brilliant and performance is top-notch.

Ulefone has teased the arrival of the Armor 6 smartphone, and we knew that it was coming… well, the phone is now official. The Armor 6 is the company’s brand new rugged smartphone, and just like its predecessors, this is a mid-range smartphone. The device is both IP68/IP69K and MIL-STD-810G certified, which basically makes is water resistant, dust resistant, and also capable of handling drops and what not. The phone is designed in a way to be able to handle drops, as it is protected all around, while the material you’ll notice the most here is metal. The company actually claims that you can submerge it up to 2 hours, 2 meters under the water surface. In addition to that, it can handle drops from up to 1.2 meters without a problem.

As far as the device itself is concerned, the Ulefone Armor 6 will be fueled by the Helio P60 64-bit octa-core processor by MediaTek, so just to make it clear, the M70 is not a processor, it’s a baseband chip, or it will be, as we don’t have any additional info at this point. The Ulefone Armor 6 will include 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage, while you will be able to find two cameras on the back of the phone. 21 and 13-megapixel cameras will be included on the back, while a single 13-megapixel camera will sit on the front side of the device. A 6.2-inch display will also be a part of the package, though we do not know what resolution will it sport just yet, even though a fullHD+ resolution will probably be included. A 5,000mAh battery will sit on the inside of this smartphone, and it will not be removable.

It looks like the Linux dev side for this phone has been mostly devoted to getting the drivers working, etc.

“The initial reaction to Face ID seems to be skepticism and a lack of trust from users,” Castañon-Martinez said. That’s not uncommon for a new technology. More people are likely to  embrace facial recognition biometrics as more devices with the technology are introduced and sold, he said.