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Lifestyle 4 years ago
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Shot-on-smartphone films give rise to cinematic access, talents
An increasing number of films have been shot on smartphones in the last decade as digital camera technology continues to advance in leaps and bounds. While some filmmakers see it as a promotional gimmick, others look to it as the future of film in the making.
World 5 years ago
Juvenile suicides in Japan hit record-high in 2020
Juvenile suicides rose by 140 compared with a year earlier and were over twice as high in August alone at 64 cases, according to data presented at a panel meeting of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology to discuss preventive measures.
Science & Tech 5 years ago
Samsung’s mobile chief hints at early launch of Galaxy 21, addition of S Pen
Roh Tae-moon, president of Samsung Electronics’ mobile business, suggested Wednesday through a blog post that the tech giant will unveil its flagship Galaxy S21 series in January, one month earlier than usual.
Science & Tech 5 years ago
Expand your Galaxy: Smart device ecosystem enhances productivity, keeps health in check
When you have a powerful mobile device in your hands that enables you to use many digital tools and platforms, you are more likely to keep up with the latest situation and its rapid changes, whether for work or everyday life.
Business 5 years ago
Smelling blood, Huawei’s Chinese mobile rivals look to capitalise on its US woes
All the same, Huawei’s Chinese rivals smell blood in the mid- to high-end phone market. In August a Huawei executive said the company will not be able to produce its flagship processors that power its high-end smartphones.
