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Passwords, in short, are a drag. In this age of password abundance (and human forgetfulness), security-minded users realize that a fingerprint, facial recognition or an iris scan to gain access to devices, important accounts and data is likely to be a safer option. Even so, the password “remains the most frequently used sign-in mechanism, but also a source of frustration for end users,” said Raul Castañon-Martinez, senior analyst at 451 Research.

When you check your email on a regular smartphone, you are bombarded with information and distractions. What you mean to be a quick look can easily turn into a multi-hour hole filled with games and cat videos. With the Unihertz Atom you do what you have to do and get on with your life. The price and purpose make its shortcomings more bearable.

There are two USB-C ports on the sides, for charging and—peripherals! Planet’s will have an HDMI adapter and a USB-A/Ethernet dongle for the device. The plugs together will cost $75.

Forum member WG91 notes that there’s also a pre-rooted, verified boot image available for download, as well as bootloader and kernel source code.

The only disadvantage of BcWebCam is the limited list of supported codes, which include only EAN 13 and EAN 8. However, you can use this tool to read QR codes used in magazines and web sites.

In the meantime, UPSNav marks a "significant update" to UPS’s On-Road Integrated Optimization and Navigation (ORION) platform, which determines the optimal order for local package car drivers to make deliveries and pickups, the company said. The upgrade allows ORION to give drivers directions to all those stops in precise detail – even to loading docks and receiving areas that may be located on opposite sides of a building’s main entrance, UPS said.

I don’t see why that would be hard. If Debian works MATE should work, since it’s packaged in Debian already. Just apt install mate-desktop and you’re off to the races (probably?).

The Google search Amazon driver urinates summons a cavalcade of caught-in-the-act videos depicting poor saps, since fired, who simply couldn’t hold it any longer. While their decision to pee in the side yard—or on the front porch!—of a customer is not excusable, it is, to those of us in the Order of the Arrow (my made-up name for Amazon delivery associates), understandable.

When you combine great battery life and an acceptable camera, the King Kong 3 represents remarkable value for money, and is a decent travel phone for many international destinations.

The Ulefone Armor X2 is now available for pre-order, Ulefone has announced. Those of you who are interested in purchasing this device can now do that for $99.99, and the link for pre-orders is included below the article, while it is worth noting that you will get a free screen protector along with this phone is you pre-order it, while the company will also include a free UF002 wireless charger. The phone will keep that price tag until December 31, and from January 1 it will rise $3 per day until January 6, so purchasing it before January 1 may be a good idea if you’re planning to do so. In addition to announcing the phone’s availability, the company has also released an official introduction video for the device via YouTube, and that video is embedded down below.

I saw this article and straight up flashed back to my Helio. Picked it up on clearance from the shop I worked at the time, and it was a fairly decent little machine. I liked the handwriting recognition a lot more than Graffiti, it came in handy when I would occasionally lose my voice completely as I’d write on it in order to communicate with customers. There were a few apps and such ported, as well as several text adventure engines, most here: https://www.capitalware.com/helio_latest.html Some other resource links, a lot dead: https://helio.coolbegin.com/

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