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It's Apple's best iPhones ever. Each year Apple tells us this, and thankfully for them (and consumers), they've been right. Of course most products do improve with each iteration, but we didn't expect to see significant bumps in an "s" year, Apple's off year where they often don't add significant new features and never implement design changes. This year the new Apple A9 CPU is one of the bigger speed bumps we've seen (more significant than the A7 to A8). RAM has doubled and the cameras have gotten a serious resolution bump. And then there's 3D Touch, a new way of interacting with the touch screen. The LTE 4G radio is even faster, matching the evolution of cellular technology and the phone still supports WiFi calling and VoLTE. There's a new color too: rose gold, which is actually pink. The new Touch ID sensor recognizes fingerprints so quickly you won't believe it's actually doing anything (it is). A...
The latest release of the Linux distro now called "Depth OS" deserves serious consideration. It is fast, reliable and innovative, with an impressive homegrown desktop design dubbed "Deepin Desktop Environment," or DDE. Depth OS has a bit of an identity problem. It's not well known outside Asia and Europe, but that's not the major cause of confusion. The problem is that the open source community that developed the distro seems to have a difficult time deciding what to call it. It has had several names, including "Hiweed GNU/Linux," "Linux Deepin," "Deepin" and now "Depth OS." It seems that many of the community support staff never got the memo. Most of the website and the OS itself still are labeled as "Deepin." When the community released the latest version last month, it was called "Deepin version 15." As of this writing, it still was. A half-hearted name-change process is ongoing. Th...
The Acer Aspire E line of laptops is overwhelmingly large. It encompasses models priced from $350 to $800, sized from 14" to 15.6" to 17.3" (price isn't particularly tied to size). Most Aspire E models are low to middle of the road in terms of price, and our relatively higher end $649, 15.6" model (573G-56RG) with NVIDIA GeForce 940M dedicated graphics offers a lot of bang for the buck. You get a 2.2 GHz Intel Core i5 CPU, 8 gigs of RAM and a 1TB hard drive for the price. Dual band WiFi 802.11ac with MIMO and Bluetooth 4.0 are standard. This model has a full HD 1920 x 1080 display that's matte but doesn't support touch. Not bad, for the money if you're looking for an affordable laptop with modest to moderate gaming chops. Design and Build Befitting its price, the Aspire E5 is clad in plastics, but Acer uses an interesting raised pattern that they call linen (it reminds me of gabardine) that jaz...
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