Month: November 2019

Oppo subsidiary Realme has been bringing some really feature-packed phones into the market that don’t cost as much. And now they have tried to take things to the next level by unveiling the Realme X2 Pro in India. Here’s everything you need to know about Realme’s newest flagship killer.  Realme Realme X2 Pro Display Realme …

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Click:Pawnshop gold loan Click Here: Malaysia Rugby Shop E-commerce giant Amazon has publicly disclosed the names and addresses of over 1,000 facilities which produce Amazon-branded products, following requests from organizations campaigning for more transparency in the e-commerce and fashion industries. The list of suppliers is available at sustainability.aboutamazon.com. Human Rights Watch (HRW) and Clean Clothes …

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Formula One has delayed the introduction of its new Over-The-Top streaming service which was scheduled to premiere at this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix. However, the service will be tested in Melbourne with a limited number of beta users. “We will do an intense stress test this weekend, with people connecting from all over the world …

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With the longest straight on the F1 trail, Baku’s street circuit is the perfect venue to validate a car’s top speed. With Mercedes allowing all its engine users to dial in more power for longer during qualifying, one would expect a car powered by the German manufacturer’s engine to top the readings. In reality, this …

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Both Toro Rosso drivers failed to make it through to the second round of qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix on Saturday. Neither Brendon Hartley and Pierre Gasly, nor the team’s senior management, could hide their disappointment at the outcome. Hartley missed out on progressing by less than three hundredths of a second, and will …

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Theoretically, it would be a great story for the American press: an autocrat so obsessed with overthrowing the leader of a neighboring country that he authorizes his intelligence services to collaborate with terrorists in staging a lethal sarin attack to be blamed on his enemy and thus trick major powers to launch punishing bombing raids …

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FIA race director Charlie Whiting will soon present teams with potential pitstop procedure changes destined to prevent unsafe releases in the future. Pitstop blunders and unsafe releases have been on the rise, with a Ferrari mechanic injured in Bahrain following a mishap involving Kimi Raikkonen, and McLaren fined last weekend for the untimely release of …

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One year after Israel launched a military assault on Gaza that killed more than 2,200 Palestinians in just 51 days, people from within the Strip and around the world are calling on the international community to honor the dead and demand justice for the living—who are struggling to rebuild amid an ongoing siege and humanitarian …

Read more “Gaza Waits for Justice: One Year Later, Calls for Remembrance and Action”

Paddy Lowe says Williams will better exploit the engineering expertise it has to improve the form of its troubled FW41. The Grove-based outfit has endured a difficult start to its 2018 campaign, its drivers lingering towards the back of the grid with a car whose performance has clearly fallen short of expectations. Lowe admits the …

Read more “Williams won’t recruit more engineering talent to fix problems”

There’s hardly anything in common between the Montreal and Monaco layouts, yet Sebastian Vettel sees Red Bull Racing keeping up the momentum it enjoyed in the Principality thanks to Daniel Ricciardo. The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve demands engine and braking power to cope with its long straights and slow corners, theoretically putting Ferrari and Mercedes at …

Read more “Better tyre wear puts Red Bull in the mix again – Vettel”