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GearJunkie will update this article or publish a review once we get the Osmo camera in hand. Until then, you can stay up to date and read more about the Osmo at dji.com/osmo-action.

The Dell XPS 13 serves up a new color, a powerful Intel Whiskey Lake processor, a 4K display (and ditches the ridiculous "nosecam") – all in a slim, lightweight chassis.

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The Yoga C930 doesn’t just look premium, it feels sturdy, too. The screen didn’t budge when I used the included pen, and the new hinge rotated backward with little effort.

Unfortunately, OnePlus continues to insist on using its own custom charging technology over USB-C instead of going with the more standard Power Delivery system or offering wireless charging. The company isn’t wrong when it says its adapter can charge up the phone super fast and keep it cool while doing so, but I’d rather it just work better with all the power accessories and cables I already have. Every other phone at the premium level offers wireless charging, OnePlus really should have included it here.

The two phones have similar hardware specifications. They both run Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 855 chipset, which is built using the 7nm process. The chipset is paired with Adreno 640 GPU. Outside China and the US, Samsung sells the S10E with its own Exynos 9820 processor and Mali-G76 graphics processor. Both processors are beasts when it comes to real-life performance.

Lastly, OnePlus offers the usual suite of camera features. There’s a pro mode with lots of manual controls, a time-lapse mode, and a slow-motion video mode. The auto HDR purports to be faster than the Pixel because it takes advantage of the 48-megapixel sensor to combine images all at once (I didn’t really notice a big difference in processing time). There’s a “Nightscape” mode that makes people look like wraiths, but does work well for landscapes (the name was probably a hint). But even then, it isn’t nearly as impressive as what you get on a Huawei P30 Pro or a Pixel 3. OnePlus also has portrait modes for both front and back, but the cutouts are really obvious if you zoom in even a little.

Although the Realme X looks similar to the Realme 3 Pro, it comes with a few important upgrades. It has a larger and higher-resolution camera sensor on the rear, an AMOLED screen, and an in-display fingerprint reader. The phone features a 6.5-inch AMOLED screen with Full HD+ resolution, 19.5:9 aspect ratio, and a completely bezel-less front design. The screen is also protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 5 panel. Moreover, the Realme X is also the first phone from the company to feature a 6th-generation under-display optical fingerprint reader. The phone’s back has the same S-shaped concurrent lines pattern that debuted with the Realme 3 Pro.

The P30 Pro is by far the most premium device in the P line. It features a gigantic 6.47-inch OLED display, a small teardrop notch near the top, an integrated fingerprint sensor in the display and a lot of cameras.

Outdoor space: The 1.96-acre property is planted with conifers, shrubs and flowering fruit trees and includes a four-car garage. The in-ground pool is surrounded by flagstone paving and has a hot tub next to it.

More than 34,000 UR cobots are deployed globally, benefiting businesses regardless of size, across various industries. These cobots are offering Southeast Asian businesses numerous benefits.

For the last several years, workers at AGCO Corp. have used Google Glass and the Glass Enterprise Edition to follow instructions so their hands are free to assemble tractors and crop applicators. This approach has led to a 25 percent reduction in production time, fewer defects and the ability to train staff 300 percent faster, notes Peggy Gulick, director of business process improvement at AGCO.