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"Socket Mobile recognizes the advantages and demand for 2D barcode scanners, but understands the typical 2D imager carries an intimidating price. Similar to our D740 and S740, which have been very well received, we intend to break the mold with the S840, and be the affordable, attachable 2D option in the market," said James Lopez, Vice President of Marketing.

Pokémon was a massive phenomenon when it hit the Game Boy in 1998. The mega-popular monster-catching RPG seemed like it was made for the handheld. And in some ways, it was. Pokémon designer Satoshi Tajiri liked how the Game Boy Link Cable connected two of the consoles together.

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Yeah, if the original Game Boy had one huge mark against it, not being able to play in the dark was it. Granted, the lack of a backlit screen did help with the handheld’s great battery life so it’s a trade-off. Still, it was annoying. The lack of lightning did open up a huge market for peripherals. There were many light accessories gamers could snap on to their Game Boys. Some even had magnifying glasses to make the screen bigger too. Nintendo did make a backlit Game Boy, the Game Boy Light, but it was only released in Japan.

Constantine Chernenko died in March 1985 and was replaced by Mikhail Gorbachev, who intended to concentrate on improving economic conditions within the Soviet Union and loosening the tight Soviet grip on its European satellites. He was not interested in pursuing foreign policies that included significant military involvement in Afghanistan. However, he owed much of his support to the Soviet military and gave them a year to pursue whatever military tactics they wanted in Afghanistan, with the objective of victory and then withdrawal.

There’s no possibility that Windows would work on the Gemini because ARM Windows right now only supports Qualcomm processors

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.

Many of these healthcare and medical applications are hygienic and require production in cleanrooms.  In addition, shoulder-to-shoulder engineering can be instrumental in helping device makers to go from initial design through to market. Spring suppliers should also be able to offer a range of finishes and surface coatings to enhance application performance. 

Yes, I still have a Handspring Visor form a work project. We used a cell phone case (they actually sold us the shell) to make a EEG monitor to ensure your were “out” during surgery.

The Android Oreo 8.1 installation on this phone purrs along nicely with 4GB of RAM, and the 64GB of standard storage can handle lots of apps and data before you need to consider adding a microSD card.

Benchmarks aren’t a perfect measure of how a given smartphone or any other electronic will perform under real-world circumstances but they do serve as a good baseline. The results from GeekBench 4 for the WP1 were, as might be expected, not too encouraging from a performance perspective. Instead, they showed a handset standing in the middle between high-dollar flagships and the budget-focused low-end of the Android spectrum — leaning more toward the budget side. That’s not necessarily a problem since this OUKITEL smartphone is meant to be competent at nearly any task but more specifically for those that need a rugged phone with a big battery. That’s where the benchmarks really shine through, showing just a minute shy of 7-hours screen-on time. That’s with auto-dimming turned off, screen brightness at the maximum level, no battery savings turned on, and internal components pushing to just under 80-percent of their maximum capacity. That’s impressive in spite of the highest scores posted to the benchmark by flagships because, in most cases, those tests show devices with those battery life extenders activated.

There’s also a bracing feeling of independence that attends piloting my own van, a tingle of anticipation before finding out my route for the day. Will I be in the hills above El Cerrito with astounding views of the bay, but narrow roads, difficult parking, and lots of steps? Or will my itinerary take me to gritty Richmond, which, despite its profusion of pit bulls, I’m starting to prefer to the oppressive traffic of Berkeley, where I deliver to the brightest young people in the state, some of whom may wonder, if they give me even a passing thought: What hard luck has befallen this man, who appears to be my father’s age but is performing this menial task?