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Body Language Expert Reveals: Meghan Is Feeling Vulnerable And Is Keen To Show Strong Bonds Of Unity - Duration: 3:11.
Meghan's escaped the latest round of family drama by jetting out to New York with some
of her closest friends.
And it seems Meghan is determined to shrug off her troubles after putting on a cosy display
for the cameras with some of her nearest and dearest.
The Duchess of Sussex, who is seven months pregnant, ensured she was never far from her
friends' sides as her A-list pals - including Serena Williams and Jessica Mulroney - descended
on Manhattan for her baby shower.
At various points, famously tactile Meghan can be seen waiting in the throng of waiting
paparazzi to walk arm-in-arm with Soho House boss Markus Anderson, and insisting on holding
hands with Suits co-star Abigail Spencer.
According to body language expert Judi James, such displays of camaraderie could suggest
the duchess is feeling vulnerable and is 'keen to show strong bonds of unity'.
Judi notes that while Meghan appears keen on 'concealment and barrier-building', she
nevertheless risks being snapped by paparazzi by insisting on walking with her friends.
'There is some incongruence in her behaviour here, that hints some aspects of this newly-concealed
Meghan and her squad could be something of a deliberate message,' says Judi.
'Although she appears keen to rush into the venues and to avoid being papped, she also
seems to delay before actually disappearing, meaning there will be plenty of opportunity
for her to be snapped looking like this.
'There's no rushing in surrounded by a wall of bodyguards going on here.
On one occasion she even pauses before walking back to get her pal Markus so that he can
usher her inside protectively, even though the delay caused by waiting for him would
have made her genuinely vulnerable as she stood out in the street.'
'It's probably true to say Meghan is rather isolated in the UK in terms of support from
long-term loyal, home-grown friends,' Judi adds.
'And her lack of positive relationship ties with her US family members, (with the exception
of mother Doria) might have made her keen to show herself surrounded by her own strong
entourage.'
Judi adds that Meghan's body language could also be a message to her 'publicity-friendly
father and stepsister' who have repeatedly given negative interviews about her.
Returning to The Mark Hotel after lunch, Meghan again pauses to wait for Suits co-star Abigail
Spencer, who puts an arm on her back before clutching her hand as the pair head inside
together.
'Meghan arrives looking agitated, this time wearing shades to hide her eyes and with a
large bag again held up to mask her bump,' says Judi.
'Despite her apparent desire to arrive in some sort of obscurity, though, she does again
risk that to check about her friends.
This time she stops to ask about Abigail Spencer and nods and smiles with what looks like relief
when she spots her.
'Abigail's support for Meghan is emphasised by the way she places her hand on her back
as they walk in and then actually holds hands with her so they walk in together in a show
of unity.'
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Elliott Wave Trader Is Put On Spot To Deliver Valid Elliott Wave Count - Duration: 26:19.
Elliott Wave Trader Is Put On Spot To Deliver Valid Elliott Wave Count
Hello traders, Hello traders The title of this video is Elliott Wave Trader
Is Put On Spot To Deliver Valid Elliott Wave Count
In this tutorial I will perform three distinctive Elliott wave counts analyzing Airbus stock
on the tradingview trading platform.
The Epic is BME.
Note that Airbus is listed in France, Germany and Spain.
As always the purpose of performing those distinctive waves count
is to go into the minds of other Elliott wave traders in view to prepare myself for the
possible scenarios that may occur.
It is a terrible thing to adopt a single viewpoint as an
Elliott wave trader.
We do not want to do that.
The next step will be to map out the chart in order to identify trading setup on the
edge.
Before we start the Elliott wave analysis, I would to remind traders that this video
is for educational purposes only.
It is neither a solicitation or offer to buy or
sell Airbus stock.
Elliott wave traders must compare their waves count to mine and make
their own decisions.
This video is recorded today because a YouTuber called Muffin 8393 has posted a request in
the comment section about these interesting but difficult
price structures of the Airbus stock.
Let's get started.
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FOX TV - Investing Show: What is happening to house prices and property? - Duration: 6:06.
The property market is slowing and house price inflation has eased back but is this just being driven by London and the commuter belt? While London has sunk to the bottom of the house price league, the rest of the country is not doing so badly
However, the property market has history of following where London leads - meanwhile, buy-to-let is no longer bolstering prices
Andrew Montlake, of Coreco, joins the Investing Show to explain what is happening
In the second part of the show, Richard Hunter, of Interactive Investor, looks at the Government's recent RBS share sale and why it was willing to sell at a loss
Meanwhile, with Lloyds doing well financially but treading water on the stock market, he also looks at how bank shares compare
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Meet the Commissioners: Why is Peter Poulet excited about his role? - Duration: 0:47.
My name is Peter Poulet.
I am the Central City District Commissioner.
I love the Central City District because this is where the action is.
Lots of things are happening, lots of change is occurring.
I want to make sure that I'm part of that
and I want to make sure it happens in a good way, a well-designed way, an environmentally
sustainable way, in a way that respects the land and the nature we've got her already.
I'm excited in this new role because I am able to connect people through new ideas,
good ideas and give everyone a voice.
The District Plans are done, so let's get them implemented, let's make sure that the future here is fantastic.
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Is Criticized for Hiring Trump Administration Aide as a Political Editor The New York Times - Duration: 4:30.
Is Criticized for Hiring Trump Administration Aide as a Political Editor The New York Times
By and
Sarah Isgur Flores, a Republican spokeswoman who worked most recently for the Justice Department, has been hired by CNN to help with the networks political coverage, propelling a Trump administration official directly into a news role for a top cable network.
Her hiring as a political editor, not a commentator, led to internal and of CNN for placing a Republican political operative in a position to help guide daily political coverage, including 2020 presidential campaign news.
In an internal memo on Wednesday announcing the hire, CNNs Washington bureau chief, Sam Feist, said Ms. Isgur would spend the first few months getting to know CNN, and then play a coordinating role in covering politics.
Were thrilled that Sarah is coming to CNN, Mr. Feist wrote. She brings a wealth of government, political, communications and legal experience to our team.
Ms. Isgur recently worked as a spokeswoman for the Justice Department, including for Jeff Sessions, the former attorney general whom in November, and for Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general who has overseen the special counsels Russia investigation. She sent a goodbye email from her Justice Department account on Friday.
She previously worked as a deputy campaign manager for Carly Fiorina, a Republican who ran for president during the 2016 election.
Ms. Isgur was critical of Mr. Trump during the 2016 primaries and has also been critical of CNN, including complaining that the network was . And years ago she from a conservative news outlet that referred to her new employer as the Clinton News Network.
Mr. Feists memo on Wednesday came after a flurry of concern — and in some cases, deep frustration — voiced by members of the networks political staff, according to two people familiar with the complaints. The memo was co signed by two senior CNN executives, David Chalian and Virginia Moseley.
CNN has previously showed a willingness to hire employees from conservative leaning news outlets and organizations, arguing that ideological diversity is helpful in ensuring robust coverage. Kaitlan Collins, one of the networks rising star White House correspondents, was hired from The Daily Caller in 2017.
But the network is a frequent target of Mr. Trump and his allies, and its journalists have faced threats of physical violence, including last year.
Frank Sesno, a former CNN White House correspondent who now works as the director of George Washington Universitys School of Media and Public Affairs, said that there had long been a revolving door between politics and news outlets. But political aides typically have a cooling off period between jobs and Ms. Isgurs quick transition is unusual, he added.
He said CNN should clarify what Ms. Isgurs role would be. Its one thing if you have somebody on staff whom you can consult, and its another thing if they are editing your copy, he said. Pretty big difference.
CNN declined to comment on Wednesday. The memo from Mr. Feist said that Ms. Isgur would help organize and communicate between news gathering, digital and television arms of the network, which has a sprawling news operation.
Ms. Isgur did not respond to an email and a phone request for comment.
Some prominent journalists have forged careers in news after working in politics, including George Stephanopoulos, who was hired as a contributing correspondent for ABC News in 1996 after serving as one of President Bill Clintons closest advisers.
His move from the Clinton White House to ABC News — initially as a partisan member of a Sunday political panel, who would also do some reporting — raised hackles inside and outside the network at the time. He has since risen to become the networks chief anchor and a host of Good Morning America.
And the road from political strategist to political pundit is well traveled on both sides of the aisle.
After Karl Rove left President George W. Bushs administration, he joined Fox News as an analyst. , the chief political strategist for both of President Barack Obamas campaigns, was hired by NBC News as an analyst in 2013, and has since moved to CNN.
More recently, in 2016, that it had hired Corey Lewandowski as a paid contributor, days after Mr. Lewandowski was fired as a campaign manager for Mr. Trump. He later . The network also with Donna Brazile, a veteran Democratic operative turned analyst, after it emerged that she had shared questions from a CNN sponsored event with friends on Hillary Clintons campaign.
But Ms. Isgur is joining the network as a political editor, not a pundit, and departing an administration in which the president routinely criticizes the news media, including CNN.
Mr. Sesno said the hostile environment had created an additional perceptual problem.
To bring someone from that administration requires a clear statement that that person does not share that disdain for the industry they are entering, he said. And that their real commitment is to journalism, truth and the public.
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Jordyn Woods Is Moving Out of Kylie Jenner's House [Hot] - Duration: 3:44.
Looks like Kylie Jenner and Jordyn Woods are no longer roomies. The 21-year-old longtime confidante to the Kardashian-Jenner family is moving out of her BFF's house, ET has learned, as the fallout continues from Khloe Kardashian leaving Tristan Thompson amid rumors he cheated on her with Woods
"Kylie is extremely upset about everything that is going on with Khloe and her best friend Jordyn
Jordyn is a sister to Kylie, and she's extremely shocked this could happen, as is the whole family," a source told ET on Wednesday
"Kylie is trying to get all the facts before she makes up her mind, but for now Jordyn isn't staying at Kylie's
Kylie needs her space and also wants to respect her sister Khloe. The future of their friendship hangs on the facts
" The aspiring model will be moving back to her mom's house, a source told People, adding that "it's been a difficult time and she's broken up" about the situation
On Tuesday, a source told ET that Khloe and Tristan had split after two years together because of ongoing "trust issues," and the same day, the 34-year-old reality star commented on a Hollywood Unlocked Instagram post claiming the Tristan-Woods tryst had occurred, along with her friend, Malika Haqq, who wrote "STRONG FACTS," in response to the post
While Khloe and Tristan's relationship has been dogged by cheating allegations before, Jordyn goes way back with the Kardashian-Jenner family, having been Kylie's best friend since childhood
The drama seems to have rocked that relationship, however, as on Wednesday, Khloe and Kylie's sister Kim Kardashian West unfollowed Jordyn on Instagram
Additionally, Khloe liked a second tweet from a fan criticizing Tristan and Jordyn for the alleged incident
At the time, Kylie is still following her longtime friend, as well as Kourtney Kardashian, Kendall Jenner and Khloe herself
Watch the video in the player above for more on Jordyn's longtime relationship to the Kardashian-Jenner's, and below for more on Khloe and Tristan's breakup
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Ben Higgins Reveals Relationship With Girlfriend Jessica Clarke: 'She Is Someone Special' - Live Ne - Duration: 3:32.
He found love … again! introduced fans to his girlfriend, , one month after he revealed that he was in a new relationship
"I've been selfishly keeping this girl to myself for too long! Hey friends meet @jessclarke_!" the Bachelor alum, 29, wrote via Instagram on Wednesday, February 20
"I successfully slid into her Dm's a few months ago. I took a risk and I am glad I did
She is someone special, and I look forward to where life is going to take us. Stay tuned for the journey
" He added: "In addition, this picture was taken this week in Honduras. I got to spend some time with an incredible group of people from all over the USA on a @generous_coffee_ adventure
Life is good!" In the pic, Higgins wraps his arm around Clarke's shoulder, as the 23-year-old beams
Clarke, who will appear on the Monday, February 25, episode of the "Ben and Ashley I Almost Famous" podcast, shared the news in a post of her own too
"My secret boyfriend, Ben!" she announced on Instagram on Wednesday. "He has one of the biggest hearts and kindest spirits, I got to share Honduras with him this past week and I'm excited for many more adventures!" The reality star hinted at his new relationship last month
"I was just telling someone the other day … I've started dating again," he revealed during the January 14 episode of the "Almost Famous" podcast
"This is big news, right? I am dating." Higgins noted at the time that he was "excited about" the romance
"She's, like, the best, purest person I know," he said, noting that the couple are in a long-distance relationship
Clarke resides in Nashville. The Bachelor Winter Games alum insisted a week later that his new girlfriend was not someone from 's season of The Bachelor
"I'm not hiding anything," he explained. "I think you go through public relationships before and you kind of deal with that pressure
And there's the right timing to it all, to kind of, make it a thing and publicly put it out there
" Fans speculated at the time that Clarke was the woman who stole Higgins' heart
The podcast host ended his engagement to , whom he met during season 20 of The Bachelor, in May 2017
She has since moved on with country singer .
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Bachelor Alum Ben Higgins Introduces New Girlfriend Jessica Clarke: 'She Is Someone Special' - News - Duration: 6:38.
Bachelor Nation, meet Ben Higgins' new girlfriend! One month after The Bachelor alum revealed on his podcast that he was dating someone new, Higgins, 29, made his relationship with Jessica Clarke Instagram official
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"I've been selfishly keeping this girl to myself for too long! Hey friends meet @jessclarke_! I successfully slid into her Dm's a few months ago
I took a risk and I am glad I did," Higgins captioned a photo of himself and Clarke, which was captured in Honduras, on Wednesday
"She is someone special, and I look forward to where life is going to take us," the Generous Coffee co-founder continued
"Stay tuned for the journey. In addition, this picture was taken this week in Honduras
I got to spend some time with an incredible group of people from all over the USA on a @generous_coffee_ adventure
Life is good!" The Bachelor's Ben Higgins Is Fulfilling His 'Childhood Dream' of Opening a Restaurant Shortly after, Clarke, 23, also introduced her followers to her "secret boyfriend
" "My secret boyfriend, Ben!" she captioned two Instagram photos of the couple
"He has one of the biggest hearts and kindest spirits, I got to share Honduras with him this past week and I'm excited for many more adventures!" Clarke is an avid runner and competed on the University of Mississippi's (Ole Miss) women's track and field and cross-country team
According to her athlete bio, Clarke "stayed in a special needs orphanage in China for 10 days
" She graduated from Ole Miss in 2018 with a bachelor's degree in integrated marketing and communications, according to her LinkedIn, and currently works at Valet Energy in Nashville
Last month, on the Jan. 14 episode of The Ben and Ashley I. Almost Famous podcast, host and season 20 Bachelor star Higgins casually revealed the news that he was dating someone
"I was just telling someone the other day, I've started dating again," he said
"This is big news, right? I am dating." When current leading man Colton Underwood, 26, asked if he was on a dating app, Higgins clarified that he's seeing one person in particular
"I'm actually dating one person that we'll talk about in a couple of weeks on the podcast," he said
"I'm excited about it." Reflecting on the budding relationship, Higgins pointed out some similarities with his experience on the show in 2016
(He ended up engaged to finalist Lauren Bushnell, but the couple called it quits in May 2017
) The Bachelor's Lauren Bushnell Reflects on Ben Higgins Split: 'It Just Came Down to Compatibility' "Here's the thing … The Bachelor is a really great thing because it forces you to have conversations and right now, the girl that I'm talking to is long-distance," Higgins said
"So we FaceTime a lot, and it feels very similar because we don't get time together
It's very intentional. It's very focused. And if we're going to spend any time with each other, it's going to be in conversation
" "She's like, the best, purest person I know, so a lot of those conversations are about our lives," he added
Speaking to PEOPLE last year after a brief stint on The Bachelor Winter Games, Higgins admitted his split from Bushnell — who is now dating country star Chris Lane — was incredibly hard
"I was in a committed relationship for so long that I accepted these boundaries in my life for commitment — like for example, you can't be alone with another woman or you're not going to text with another woman," he said
"I set those up and they were in my life for 18 months and doing that again felt almost still like I was doing something wrong
So I had to get over that mentally. I don't know why that was a block." Higgins also told reporters during a conference call ahead of his appearance on the Bachelor spinoff that his relationship with Bushnell "did affect the way I interacted with women [on the show] and it does that in real life
" "Coming off of a breakup, it's smart to take time to process through things but also to make sure you do know what you're looking for," he said
"I knew that what I was looking for was somebody very similar to what I had before and just a partner, somebody who was patient and kind and willing to go out there and tackle the world side-by-side
" The Bachelor airs Mondays (8 p.m. ET) on ABC.
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Shamima Begum is not a Bangladeshi citizen, says... Daily Mail Online - Duration: 5:23.
Shamima Begum is not a Bangladeshi citizen, says... Daily Mail Online
Islamic State bride Shamima Begum, who fled to Syria aged 15, is not a Bangladeshi citizen and will be barred from entering the country, its foreign ministry has said.
The 19 year old from London said she wanted to return to the UK with her newborn baby, with the end of the so called caliphate in Syria within sight.
But Home Secretary Sajid Javid revoked her British citizenship in a move only permissible under international law if it does not leave the individual stateless.
There had been speculation that Ms Begum, who is of Bangladeshi heritage, may have citizenship there but its minister of state for foreign affairs Shahriar Alam denied this on Wednesday.
A statement tweeted by the minister said: The Government of Bangladesh is deeply concerned that she has been erroneously identified as a holder of dual citizenship shared with Bangladesh alongside her birthplace, the United Kingdom.
Bangladesh asserts that Ms Shamima Begum is not a Bangladeshi citizen. She is a British citizen by birth and has never applied for dual nationality with Bangladesh.
It may also be mentioned that she never visited Bangladesh in the past despite her parental lineage.
So, there is no question of her being allowed to enter into Bangladesh.
Shamima Begum PA
The statement added that Dhaka had only been made aware of the situation by the media.
Asked whether she had been left stateless by Britain, the Begum familys lawyer Tasnime Akunjee said: Its certainly something we will be adding to the mix in terms of our appeal.
He has said Ms Begum was was born in the UK, has never had a Bangladeshi passport and is not a dual citizen.
She was one of three schoolgirls to leave Bethnal Green to join the terror cult in 2015 and resurfaced heavily pregnant at a Syrian refugee camp last week.
On Wednesday, she was shown a copy of the Home Office letter that announced her British citizenship would be stripped.
She told ITV News: I dont know what to say. I am not that shocked but I am a bit shocked.
Its a bit upsetting and frustrating. I feel like its a bit unjust on me and my son.
She went on to say she may try for citizenship in the Netherlands, where her husband is from.
Home Secretary Sajid Javid Dominic Lipinski/PA
Meanwhile, Mr Javid suggested the action to prevent Ms Begum returning will have no impact on her baby sons nationality.
While insisting he could not discuss individual cases, he told the Commons: Children should not suffer.
So, if a parent does lose their British citizenship, it does not affect the rights of their child.
He also delivered a staunch defence of the Governments ability to use the citizenship powers to prevent the return of dangerous individuals.
He told MPs that the step was never taken lightly, adding: But when someone turns their back on the fundamental values and supports terror, they dont have an automatic right to return to the UK.
We must put the safety and security of our country first and I will not hesitate to act to protect it.
Ms Begums comments sparked intense debate about the UKs responsibilities to those seeking to return from Syria.
Amira Abase, Kadiza Sultana and Shamima Begum before catching a flight to Turkey in 2015 to join the Islamic State group Metropolitan Police/PA
The case took a dramatic turn on Tuesday when it emerged Mr Javid had opted to strip Ms Begum of her British citizenship.
The British Nationality Act 1981 provides the Home Secretary with the power to take such action if it is conducive to the public good.
A protracted legal battle over the move is now looming with international law forbidding nations from making people stateless.
Lord Carlile, former independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, said Ms Begum could challenge the decision, and described it as a complex issue that could take a while to resolve.
It could run for a very long time through the courts, he told BBC Breakfast.
I suspect that the result is going to be that she will stay where she is for maybe two years at least.
Figures for 2017 show that 104 people were deprived of their British citizenship, up from 14 in the previous year.
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Galaxy Fold is here with six cameras and two batteries for dollar 1,980 CNET - Duration: 4:53.
Galaxy Fold is here with six cameras and two batteries for dollar 1,980 CNET
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Samsungs first truly flexible device converts from a phone to a tablet and will be available April 26.
Samsung shows off its new Galaxy Fold, a phone that turns into a tablet.
The foldable future is finally here, and its called the Galaxy Fold. Samsung on Wednesday showed off the new foldable phone during its event in San Francisco. The device has a 4.6 inch display when folded, and a 7.3 inch display when unfolded into a tablet. The phone will be available April 26 at a starting price of dollar 1,980 about £1,500 or AU dollar 2,800 . Itll come in four colors: cosmos black, space silver, Martian green and astro blue. Apps shown off for the Galaxy Fold include YouTube, Netflix and Facebook.
The Galaxy Fold comes with 12 gigabytes of RAM and batteries on each side of the foldable phone, said Justin Denison, Samsungs senior vice president of mobile marketing.
The gadget has six cameras, with three on the back, one on the front and two inside, Denison said. The phone will come in two versions, with a 4G and a 5G edition.The three rear cameras are a 12 megapixel wide angle camera, a 12 megapixel telephoto camera and a 16 megapixel ultra wide camera. The two cameras inside are a 10 megapixel selfie camera and an 8 megapixel depth camera. The camera on the front is also a 10 megapixel selfie camera.
The Galaxy Fold does not have a microSD slot, and it comes with 512GB of memory. Its fingerprint scanner is on the phones side, like the Galaxy S10E, instead of using an ultrasonic, in screen fingerprint reader like the rest of the Galaxy S10 line up.
Thats "so users can access it if its open or closed," Drew Blackard, Samsung senior director of product marketing, said in an interview after Unpacked.
The Fold will be available initially only for AT T and T Mobile in the US, Samsung said. Its unclear about availability in other markets.
Blackard added that all regular Android apps will work on the Galaxy Fold. If developers enable them to scale, like when a phone shifts from portrait mode to landscape mode, theyll adjust for the tablet mode as well. Developers will have to tweak the apps to take advantage of the multi window feature and app continuity, he said.
Most major apps will be altered to work with the foldable format, Blackard said."Integration is simple for developers," he said.
Samsung has been talking about a foldable phone for years and . It uses a new screen technology called Infinity Flex Display that, Samsung says, lets you repeatedly open and close the device without screen degradation.
The Galaxy Fold is a compact smartphone when closed and a more expansive tablet when fully opened. Apps seamlessly transition between the display sizes, letting you pick up on the tablet where you left off on the smartphone. When the device is unfolded, you can use three active apps through something Samsung calls Multi Active Window.
The launch of the foldable phone was accompanied by a host of announcements, including the introduction of Samsungs new flagship .
with foldable devices. Theyre seen as the next major leap in design and a way to get us interested in phones again. People are holding onto their smartphones longer than before, and its getting harder to justify a pricey upgrade given the relatively minor tweaks made every year. The hope is that foldables can change that and introduce a new way of interacting with electronics.
Most major makers of Android phones, and even unknown startups, . has said its committed to providing for foldable designs. Startup Royole already sells its foldable device, the FlexPai, for dollar 1,318 for the 6GB of RAM and 128GB variant. The FlexPai closes like a book, with its screen on the outside. Even for foldable phone designs.
Though foldables are unlikely to sell in huge numbers right away, they could point to the future of smartphones.
Samsung tends to be ahead of the pack when it comes to new technologies, partly because it makes many of the components that go into electronics. Its devices were some of the first to use OLED displays which it manufactures and it also released slightly curved phones early on. Its also among the first companies , the new wave of wireless connectivity.
Samsung has been chasing the holy grail of a foldable phone since it teased one at 2013 .
When it comes to foldable phones, Samsungs hoping a major design revamp will get all of us excited about mobile devices again. The company, like most of the industry, has been facing a slowdown in smartphone demand.
Last month, Samsung reported as the sluggish smartphone market took its toll. Most of its businesses, from chips to displays, felt the effects of weaker demand and stiffer competition in the handset sector. Smartphone sales declined, memory chips destined for handsets didnt sell as well and mobile displays suffered.
Overall, Samsung shipped 291.3 million smartphones last year, Strategy Analytics estimated, down 8.3 percent from 2017.
One of the biggest hurdles for Samsung with foldables is getting apps to support the new technology. Google is enabling the designs through its Android software, but Samsung hasnt had much success with its various specialized products. Its , for instance, never took off in phones, partly because of the lack of apps.
Samsung talked up the Galaxy Fold , in hopes app makers would create software to run on the phone when it launched. The Galaxy Fold can run up to three apps at the same time, something Samsung calls Multi Active Window.
At the developer conference, Flipboard, a longtime Samsung partner, showed off an app designed for the foldable phone. When the phone is closed, you see a single pane of information in the Flipboard app, much like what you normally see with the smartphone version. When you unfold the phone, you get a bigger panel, which displays what you were looking at on the smaller screen, and multi window support.
Also at the developer conference, Samsung disclosed some specifics about the devices design. The Cover Display, what you see when the device is closed, more like a regular phone, is 4.58 inches and has a 21:9 aspect ratio. Samsung said it has a resolution of 1,960x840 pixels, with a screen density of 420 dpi.
"Compared to the Main Display, the experience is more ... optimized for focused and handy and quick access and interaction, to leverage the small screen," Jisun Park, engineering director and head of the system software group for Samsungs mobile business, said in November. When the device is unfolded, the Cover Display will turn off and go black, he added.
The Main Display, the bigger screen you see when unfolding the phone, is 7.3 inches and has a 4.2:3 aspect ratio. Samsung said the resolution is 2,152x1,536 pixels, with a screen density of 420 dpi.
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The 1975 Bust Out Some Smooth Moves During 'Sincerity Is Scary' Performance At BRIT Awards - Breakin - Duration: 4:36.
Welcome back to the Brit Awards, The 1975! After winning the award for British Album, the group rocked the stage with a moving – literally – performance of 'Sincerity Is Scary!' It's been two years since last The 1975 performed at the BRIT Awards, and the audience at The 02 Arena in London were happy to welcome them back
The band – Matty Healy, 29, Adam Hann, 30, Ross MacDonald, 29, and George Daniel, 28 – was up for two awards at the Feb
20 ceremony, but their performance surely won them the whole night. The band hit the stage with Matty doing his best Jamiroquai impression, donning a funny hat while dancing on a moving floor
But, the band wasn't doing "Virtual Insanity." Instead, they serenaded everyone with "Sincerity Is Scary
" Well, that performance was scary good. Early in the night, The 1975 won the BRIT award for British Group, giving them their second BRIT award ever! Matty, upon winning the award, recited a quote by The Guardian writer Laura Snapes
"Male misogynist acts are examined for nuance and defended as traits of 'difficult' artists, [while] women and those who call them out are treated as hysterics who don't understand art
" That was all The 1975 had to say, and truthfully, was there anything more that needed to be said? Actually, that wasn't the only time The 1975 were on stage — the band won the BRIT for British Album! The 1975 were nominated for two BRIT Awards – British Group and British Album of the Year — upon the strength of their critically acclaimed 2018 album, A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships
"I started my band when I was 13 years old. We were a real band," Matty Healy said about the BRITs while talking with British GQ for the launch of its digital weekly, GQ Hype
"Not one person in that room from the industry, apart from Susie, my mate, has been in our studio or had anything to do with the creation of our records
So to be rewarded in such a commercial environment for something that's so anathema to those ideas is actually really quite humbling
" GOTTA CATCH 'EM ALL! 😂Can anyone identify this Pokemon?@the1975 @BRITs #Brits #Brits2019 #BritAwards pic
twitter.com/rcjV9VmAX8 — ITV (@ITV) February 20, 2019 .@The1975 collect the BRIT Award for British Group with an important message
#BRITs Watch The #BRITs 2019 live here: https://t.co/qj4KiENtGs pic.twitter.com/z0wntv09jB — BRIT Awards (@BRITs) February 20, 2019 The 1975 last performed at the BRIT Awards in 2017
The appearance had many wondering if the ITV feed was hacked, as negative messages about the band flashed on the screen, per Uproxx
However, anyone familiar with the band recognized that The 1975 was just mimicking its music video for "The Sound," which saw them poke fun at themselves with messages like "Do people still make music like this?", "They're Essentially Making Robotic Huey Lewis Tunes" and the like
There's a chance they'll be back next year. The band is pulling essentially an Ariana Grande by releasing a second album on the heels of their Online Relationships smash
The 1975 are expected to drop Notes on a Conditional Form "before August," according to British GQ
"We're at a time now when people enjoy that level of emotional investment, as long as it's rewarding," Matty told the publication
"And I make albums. I don't make singles. So I've just got to make another album
Also, to feel like I have a purpose, because otherwise what the f*ck am I doing?"
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