I’m sorry, why do you give a f about someone speeding? Why do you care so much that _you want other random people on the internet to be mad with you and raise awareness?!_
I had an LG phone and I had lots of problems with it. It was supposed to be a pretty good phone, but it cracked in the middle next to the antenna and the software had a bad habit to brick itself and continuously restart. The solution was either to totally reset the software or to resoft it in the service; in any case, you'd lose pictures etc.
I've had horrible experience with lg phones. Bootloops, errors, glitches. I've has L80, G3, G5, and finally, V20. L80 was just shit, G3 bricked itself, G5's batter was horrible, V20 bootlooped because of a faulty chip welding by lg that was never recognized.
Clearly MKBHD was thinking 5 moves ahead as he was speeding during school hours so only bad kids who were skipping class would get hit improving society long term.
There's a channel called Not Just Bikes, that has a great video explaining the difference between American and European roads. Basically in the Netherlands, the entire road changes to match the speed limit - i.e. the road narrows, the number of lanes reduce, bumps are added, and trees on the roadside help narrow the field of view. In the US, the roads are built first, and the limits are added later, using a formula based on how fast the cars are driving without any limits. This means that the roads are always built for speed no matter what the safe speed is. And if it's a school zone, they are legally required to limit the speed to 35 mph. This is how you end up in situations where the people don't really feel unsafe even when they break the speed limits, and you accidentally end up training the people to ignore them. P. S. None of this is justifying MKBHD. Going 96 in a 35 mph zone is insane no matter how different the roads. I just wanted to plug Not Just Bikes, because it's a fantastic channel.
There are many countries in Europe. Netherlands is like the most bike friendly country in the world. Not surprisingly they’re thinking about bikes from the construction.
Allowing one to drive that crazy fast in a school area must be an American "feature". MKBHD could try driving 140 kmph at night in a school area with speed bumps in Europe.
There's a channel called Not Just Bikes, that has a great video explaining this difference. Basically in the Netherlands, the entire road changes to match the speed limit - i.e. the road narrows, the number of lanes reduce, bumps are added, and trees on the roadside help narrow the field of view. In the US, the roads are built first, and the limits are added later, using a formula based on how fast the cars are driving without any limits. This means that the roads are always built for speed no matter what the safe speed is. And if it's a school zone, they are legally required to limit the speed to 35 mph. This is how you end up in situations where the people don't really feel unsafe even when they break the speed limits, and you accidentally end up training the people to ignore them.
IDK why reddit isn't failing like digg did, I genuinely hope it does, the way it's headed is evil in my opinion and only serves to worsen the internet long term and line the pockets of already obscenely wealthy people
It kind of is. Reddit is slowly turning into Facebook. Except for extreme lefties instead of old people. At some point (see the election meltdown) people will realize it's an echo chamber. I cannot recall something cool that started on Reddit and made its way into mainstream culture in recent years.
Is not that good for smartphones. It would like bad to today's standards. The technology needs time to improve though, so I look forward to whatever form it takes (no pun intended).
I don't think the AMD announcement is about prioritising AI chips development, it's about using AI to develop chips, and specifically leaning on AI in chip development more.
I don't want flexible display for durability concern but it should be very cool for robots. I can easily imagine future robots have thing like this on their face and skin.
Isn't it the opposite? Like the display can extremely flex, so it should be durable. I mean airplane wings flex because they're structurally more sound that way
googles index is the main cause of their corruption, there were shittons of simple webpages that were only locally known but contained the searched for information, for commercial and pc reasons those were excluded and are nowhere to be found.... most of them got abandoned after a while and sadly shut down due no traffic, but some are still alive only they are not found by any search engine anymore, you have to know the specific url either specific name and long link or the ip address
First, thanks for the news! Next, lots little oddities in the video. Samsung was stated as Jan 23 and showed Jan 22 in article. Pro RISC V Pro for Framework was shown as $799 and stated as $829 (this may have been US and EU pricing). I would have been curious as to what the Enterprise version included. And the correct URL was stated as ended in dolls and it was actually supposed to end in movie. The W word causes comments to not be saved; lol. None of these were a big deal, but I thought you should know :) Cheers!
@@feisaljauharitufail Possibly, But I was just noting saying one number and showing another. That's all. He's usually very precise about such things. Cheers!
@@Bare_EssenceI think because of timezones, it is a different day for Europe, Australia, etc compared to where the launch is happening (America), but maybe could have been mentioned so what we see matches what we hear :)
@@soundscape26 Yes. They ban everyone who disagrees with themselves. Its sad that the moment the cattle catch a glimpse of the real world they run for a new pen.
All my Crumpler bags have a lifetime warranty 😆. Nothing says confidence like that, but the Bellroys look really good too. I'll have to check them out.
Everyone involved in those cases are going to pay in the long run. AJ may have repeated an unvetted conspiracy theory a few times, which is his right. But it was the lawyers and judges who truly victimized the families by waging war against a political enemy in the name of innocent children.
@cryptocsguy9282 There are extremists of both political parties on Twitter. The "liberals" are wishing death on people, and the "convervatives" are promoting racism and rape
@@cryptocsguy9282there are extremist of both political parties on Twitter. The "liberals" are wishing death on people and the "convervatives" are promoting racism
@@cryptocsguy9282A lot of people hate the idea that people they disagree with can have a platform and audience even if they don’t themselves have to be part of it. Though, considering Twitter/X has close to 600 million monthly active users, the “a lot” may not be all that many in comparison.
It's not really just political. Twitter's algorithm was always really rage-bait-y but after Elon, it's just unusable. I can't even remember the last time I was shown something from an account I follow. Just because everyone feels terrible while scrolling twitter, doesn't mean it's representative, quite the opposite actually.
I can't believe you're complaining about a display having a resolution of 100dpi and wanting it to have 300dpi. Both of those are overkill! 640*480 on a 30cm screen is only 50dpi, and that looks fine.
Honestly the alternate twitter-likes are quite beneficial for X since they help filter out the most extreme and noxious users and let happily cuddle together in echo chambers.
That stretchable screen looks like it can replace the touchscreen dashboard of new cars, where it can morph into buttons, depending on the car's "mode".
Well you could wrap it around your "weapon" and display an image to make it appear bigger than it really is. They said it’s like skin right? Women won’t be able to feel the difference lol.
@onemorechris European companies tried and failed back in the day and communism didn't help lol as it limited tech sales for private companies . Some companies like STMicroelectronics and ASML are pretty big though
It would be nice to see more Europeans buying and using tech developed in other European countries. Do you have a smart phone from Fair Phone or Shift Phone? Do you use Qwant or Ecosia as your primary search engine?
@@cryptocsguy9282 Yes and that is part of the problem. A tech start up in an European country might get a bit of news coverage in their home country, but it is unlikely to get any coverage by news or promoted by bloggers from other European countries. This makes very difficult to scale and gain a viable market share for a start up company.
@@cryptocsguy9282quite sure communism in europe has lost it's influence on europe for decades by now, so I do not know how that correlate to the current topic.
Been watching your videos for a long time. Bias and hate are everywhere, and I thought you’d be different. Disappointed to see you making a harsh comment without understanding the full picture
Are you referring to the whole phone being wrapped around with the screen or you made a mistake trying to talk about the screen only but couldn't clarify that?
I wish people didn’t overcomplicate the fediverse, since it is decentralized and user owned it won’t be ruined by a crooked businessman. The algorithm that sorts content is open source (AFAIK) so you know that it isn’t manipulating you into buying junk or pushing an agenda. To use Mastodon as an example, imagine there are multiple Twitters. Any person can open up their own Twitter and decide if they want to connect it to the rest of the Twitters, they may not want to if they want a Twitter that is specifically about one thing or subculture. I think most Mastodons are connected to each other even if they’re themed around something, so you sign up for one and you can see content from the rest almost as if there was just one Mastodon.
Regarding new search engines: Perhaps everyone ought to inform their direct environment of why it's important to switch from bing and google to something else. Meanwhile, all the alternative browsers and search engines have to vow to work together in a kind of small-tech-first approach. Europeans in particular ought to push their governments more towards open source, fair and private alternatives to USA tech companies. In many ways they've already pushed big tech in a better direction.
Thumbs up for bringing up MKBHD's speeding and delimiting yourself from his stupid behaviour. He also blurred his speeding in his Ioniq 6 review back in April 2023, so it's clearly not just a one time thing now.
Last time I searched topics regarding Iranian leaders in history and their relations to Judaism I couldn't find anything in Google. Yandex immediately delivered.
I’m going to say, yes still dork, but you’re our dork. Re mkbhd, well, it’s the most interesting car “review” that he’s ever done; should stick with kid’s cell phones….
@@belstar1128 I looked it up and it has its own index; by May 2022, 92% of results were entirely from its own index & I'm pretty sure it's increased since.
LG has always wasted tons of money on useless things, their employees are smoking their money, that's how their smartphone division also failed financially because they burnt too much money on developing useless hardware stuff that nobody asked for, i hope higher management come to their senses before whole company closes down. I love LG and i want it to keep existing.
The 'cloth screens' might seem like a gimmick but they're working toward the real promise of oled screens. displays on irregular shaped objects, installing displays like wallpaper, and windows that can fade from transparent to opaque with any image in between. Their experimentation reminds me of Bell Labs before the courts broke up the phone companies. Many important break throughs were born from useless ideas.
@PeterJohnson-k5z yeah, every cool useless thing feels nice when someone else's money is burning. I am engineer, i respect engineering marvels, but this path can sink whole LG. Either of the two things are going on in LG. 1)Sometimes engineers are smart and lazy, don't care about company but they just want to suck money and if higher management is fool then engineers would convince them to allow them funding to develop new market shattering cool technologies and let them work on that, because it is easy to make new things with less time constraints or deadlines and a lot of money, but it is difficult to perfect existing thing and serve customer's needs. Or 2) higher management is fool MBA's who go to engineers and ask them what new thing are they developing, if engineers say nothing, everything is perfect at LG and we're just trying to make sure everything keeps working as it is, then company higher management get angry on them that we didn't hire you to give you salery to sit here, do something new. So they force engineers to work and that results in company's resources being waste and customer's recovering extra complicated products. Most products are not simple because even after it's perfect iteration is made, companies forces engineers to work and thus product keep getting unnecessarily complicated, we see it in cars all the time. I think you're science and technology enthusiast but i'm telling you behind the scenes, Nokia, Philips, Panasonic and many other giants failed the same way. Efficiency is very important in companies otherwise they'll go bankrupt and shutdown and many employees don't care about it, they just want to suck every last drop of money that dumb higher management is willing to waste.
@PeterJohnson-k5z yeah, every cool useless thing feels nice when someone else's money is burning. I am engineer, i respect engineering marvels, but this path can sink whole LG. Either of the two things are going on in LG. 1)Sometimes engineers are smart and lazy, don't care about company but they just want to suck money and if higher management is fool then engineers would convince them to allow them funding to develop new market shattering cool technologies and let them work on that, because it is easy to make new things with less time constraints or deadlines and a lot of money, but it is difficult to perfect existing thing and serve customer's needs. Or 2) higher management is fool MBA's who go to engineers and ask them what new thing are they developing, if engineers say nothing, everything is perfect at LG and we're just trying to make sure everything keeps working as it is, then company higher management get angry on them that we didn't hire you to give you salery to sit here, do something new. So they force engineers to work and that results in company's resources being waste and customer's recovering extra complicated products. Most products are not simple because even after it's perfect iteration is made, companies forces engineers to work and thus product keep getting unnecessarily complicated, we see it in cars all the time. I think you're science and technology enthusiast but i'm telling you behind the scenes, Nokia, Philips, Panasonic and many other giants failed the same way. Efficiency is very important in companies otherwise they'll go bankrupt and shutdown and many employees don't care about it, they just want to suck every last drop of money that 'out of touch with reality' higher management is willing to waste.
So glad you didn't ignore the MKBHD thing like nothing happened! Thumbs up for raising awareness.
I’m sorry, why do you give a f about someone speeding? Why do you care so much that _you want other random people on the internet to be mad with you and raise awareness?!_
Obviously you want something terrible to happen before it's spoken about right?@@jarretta2656
@@jarretta2656 Because other people copy the actions of influencers
@@jarretta2656 Because they are *influencers*.
@@jarretta2656 Not long ago, some kids in Italy tried to "copy" a video of Mr Beast. They also drove a Lamborghini for a long time and killed someone.
Grows from 12" to impressive 18" moving in any direction with full 3D movement 🫡
OH MY!
Just like my 🍆
yeah, we all went there 🤣
Came to comment section to find this 👊
That's hot 🥵
What a flex from LG! 😂
bdam tsss 🥁 😂
From Life's Good to Life's Gooooood-ah!
@@Tasty-the-money
LG is that company that I was always happy to hear news because they always do weird things like their last smartphones, in ~2015
I had an LG phone and I had lots of problems with it. It was supposed to be a pretty good phone, but it cracked in the middle next to the antenna and the software had a bad habit to brick itself and continuously restart. The solution was either to totally reset the software or to resoft it in the service; in any case, you'd lose pictures etc.
Watching from my LG V60 🗿
I've had horrible experience with lg phones. Bootloops, errors, glitches. I've has L80, G3, G5, and finally, V20. L80 was just shit, G3 bricked itself, G5's batter was horrible, V20 bootlooped because of a faulty chip welding by lg that was never recognized.
@@ContraVsGigi Yeah my brother had an LG G4 and the phone was buggy AF and have to be sent back to LG
I had 2 lg phones
Not even their flagships
But they lasted the longest and I had 0 issues with them.
Clearly MKBHD was thinking 5 moves ahead as he was speeding during school hours so only bad kids who were skipping class would get hit improving society long term.
I think you've cracked it
yeah, if only the world was as advanced as mkbhd's mind 😂
The police won't give af if it was a bad or good kid it's still a kid .
@@ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooowyou must be fun at parties
Yep you hit the nail on the head, I gotta sub to that mkbhd guy, he's innocent
There's a channel called Not Just Bikes, that has a great video explaining the difference between American and European roads. Basically in the Netherlands, the entire road changes to match the speed limit - i.e. the road narrows, the number of lanes reduce, bumps are added, and trees on the roadside help narrow the field of view. In the US, the roads are built first, and the limits are added later, using a formula based on how fast the cars are driving without any limits. This means that the roads are always built for speed no matter what the safe speed is. And if it's a school zone, they are legally required to limit the speed to 35 mph. This is how you end up in situations where the people don't really feel unsafe even when they break the speed limits, and you accidentally end up training the people to ignore them.
P. S. None of this is justifying MKBHD. Going 96 in a 35 mph zone is insane no matter how different the roads. I just wanted to plug Not Just Bikes, because it's a fantastic channel.
he's also a car hater
@@manitoba-op4jxwith sufficient public transport, I’d hate cars too.
There are many countries in Europe. Netherlands is like the most bike friendly country in the world. Not surprisingly they’re thinking about bikes from the construction.
@@manitoba-op4jx he's not a car hater, he's a car-dependent urban design hater. Not the same thing. Although he's definitely an SUV hater.
That road MKBHD was actually pretty narrow. Which shocked me the most that he chose that location
0:47 Displays now come as growers not just showers.
😂
Too bad the US doesn't hand out speeding fines based on income or net worth.
They have a felony conviction for going 60 mph over speed limit
@@lifeonmars4088they also have a felon president elect
That's essentially life endangerment. It's hard for me to come up with a counter-argument.
Allowing one to drive that crazy fast in a school area must be an American "feature". MKBHD could try driving 140 kmph at night in a school area with speed bumps in Europe.
The crazy thing is the street looked pretty narrow too with bad sight lines, you gotta truly ngaf to do that shit
Especially one's with pretty high bump will definitely put a dent in the suspension.
There's a channel called Not Just Bikes, that has a great video explaining this difference. Basically in the Netherlands, the entire road changes to match the speed limit - i.e. the road narrows, the number of lanes reduce, bumps are added, and trees on the roadside help narrow the field of view. In the US, the roads are built first, and the limits are added later, using a formula based on how fast the cars are driving without any limits. This means that the roads are always built for speed no matter what the safe speed is. And if it's a school zone, they are legally required to limit the speed to 35 mph. This is how you end up in situations where the people don't really feel unsafe even when they break the speed limits, and you accidentally end up training the people to ignore them.
@@feisaljauharitufail**Laughs in Citroën DS**
To go more than 150 km/h in an area like that is absolutely crazy.
IDK why reddit isn't failing like digg did, I genuinely hope it does, the way it's headed is evil in my opinion and only serves to worsen the internet long term and line the pockets of already obscenely wealthy people
It needs an alternative first.
No mature alternative, and they aren't advertised. The communities are too big and official.
I use reddit to search for "true opinions about a topic", it is different to the websites that always want to sell you something.
How are they evil? Sorry I'm not caught up on this
It kind of is. Reddit is slowly turning into Facebook. Except for extreme lefties instead of old people. At some point (see the election meltdown) people will realize it's an echo chamber. I cannot recall something cool that started on Reddit and made its way into mainstream culture in recent years.
If LG makes a come back to the smartphone market with the their first foldable phones using this screen, I'm going to lose it 🤯
nah their support and after sell services will still suck..
Is not that good for smartphones. It would like bad to today's standards. The technology needs time to improve though, so I look forward to whatever form it takes (no pun intended).
I can't wait for someone to use the stretchy LG displays to create active camo.
I think the MAIN benefit of the stretchable display is that once the PPI gets up higher foldable phones should be far less fragile
Great video, thanks for informing me about Ecosia search engine which I immediately bookmarked in my browser.
The stretching screen would be an awesome idea for touchscreen with tactile buttons growing out when a keyboard shows
@Sylkis89 That's an insane idea , make it a reality
we could do that before too, but back then they would just break
0:42 don't let Kanye see this
@TechAltar 7:27 please include metric unit measurements in your video.
Flexible display will make great impact on foldables.
That display is polarizing and pretty cool
Thanks for the weekly update.
I don't think the AMD announcement is about prioritising AI chips development, it's about using AI to develop chips, and specifically leaning on AI in chip development more.
I don't want flexible display for durability concern but it should be very cool for robots. I can easily imagine future robots have thing like this on their face and skin.
Isn't it the opposite? Like the display can extremely flex, so it should be durable. I mean airplane wings flex because they're structurally more sound that way
Damn. I have the old bellroy sling without the air tag holder and loved it to pieces. Now I want the new one. Thanks ;)
It's such a clever little thing, haha. Too bad I'm team Samsung and my tags don't fit :/
googles index is the main cause of their corruption, there were shittons of simple webpages that were only locally known but contained the searched for information, for commercial and pc reasons those were excluded and are nowhere to be found.... most of them got abandoned after a while and sadly shut down due no traffic, but some are still alive only they are not found by any search engine anymore, you have to know the specific url either specific name and long link or the ip address
The infowars sale isn’t final.
First, thanks for the news!
Next, lots little oddities in the video. Samsung was stated as Jan 23 and showed Jan 22 in article. Pro RISC V Pro for Framework was shown as $799 and stated as $829 (this may have been US and EU pricing). I would have been curious as to what the Enterprise version included. And the correct URL was stated as ended in dolls and it was actually supposed to end in movie. The W word causes comments to not be saved; lol. None of these were a big deal, but I thought you should know :) Cheers!
Idk what time is that but in my country, it's 23 so maybe it's US time.
@@feisaljauharitufail Possibly, But I was just noting saying one number and showing another. That's all. He's usually very precise about such things. Cheers!
@@Bare_EssenceI think because of timezones, it is a different day for Europe, Australia, etc compared to where the launch is happening (America), but maybe could have been mentioned so what we see matches what we hear :)
Ecosia and Qwant need to partner with an ai search engine. Bing and Google as we know them will not exist in 5 years
Bluesky looks like another echo chamber like reddit
Reddit is an echo chamber?
@@soundscape26 Yes. They ban everyone who disagrees with themselves. Its sad that the moment the cattle catch a glimpse of the real world they run for a new pen.
All my Crumpler bags have a lifetime warranty 😆. Nothing says confidence like that, but the Bellroys look really good too. I'll have to check them out.
Forget foldables
We got stretchables
yeah except the onions bid was found to be invalid and they did not in fact succeed at buying infowars
the onion is gonna have to deal with the judge of that case cause he called bullsh!t with that STUNT
Everyone involved in those cases are going to pay in the long run. AJ may have repeated an unvetted conspiracy theory a few times, which is his right. But it was the lawyers and judges who truly victimized the families by waging war against a political enemy in the name of innocent children.
The stretchy display would be a nice compromise in cars but I still would love to keep my volume knob in case the software sucks as most new cars are.
8:00 The transition is smooth
I don't think so
Finally, a fashion show for me
grows to 18" is just God level
The bigger bellroy slings are great camera slings as well, even though I ended up with a pentagon tactical one as I needed the PALS webbing
People running away from X because of political reasons create a echo chamber of similar opinion. Which creates more problems than solving it.
@Kudupa What kinda political opinions is causing ppl to run away from twitter ? I don't use twitter so I wouldn't know
@cryptocsguy9282 There are extremists of both political parties on Twitter. The "liberals" are wishing death on people, and the "convervatives" are promoting racism and rape
@@cryptocsguy9282there are extremist of both political parties on Twitter. The "liberals" are wishing death on people and the "convervatives" are promoting racism
@@cryptocsguy9282A lot of people hate the idea that people they disagree with can have a platform and audience even if they don’t themselves have to be part of it. Though, considering Twitter/X has close to 600 million monthly active users, the “a lot” may not be all that many in comparison.
It's not really just political. Twitter's algorithm was always really rage-bait-y but after Elon, it's just unusable. I can't even remember the last time I was shown something from an account I follow. Just because everyone feels terrible while scrolling twitter, doesn't mean it's representative, quite the opposite actually.
I never noticed the weird sparkling sound in the background music before but now that I have it's really distracting
Before reading the comment I was doing just fine 😶
I don't even get why youtubers put music in the background.
Brave already has an independent search index.
brave is not based in europe
And it's pretty good
So did DDG.
@@rightwingsafetysquad9872no, ddg get‘s its results from bing
Yeah but it’s a bad one and it’s not eu
Ecosia is pretty decent, so it's nice that they're working on an independent search engine.
Now the foldable devices will become interesting.
I can't believe you're complaining about a display having a resolution of 100dpi and wanting it to have 300dpi. Both of those are overkill! 640*480 on a 30cm screen is only 50dpi, and that looks fine.
With the new "Flexi" LG screens will come the "Tele-Touch" feature to smartphones, and you can imagine how it will be used.
that flexible led display will be our doom with ads everywhere 😂
"Threads ads" literally doesn't rhyme! 😅
BlueSky.... will be abbreviated as 'BS'.... seems appropriate... 😉
Why? It seems pretty cool so far.
The stretchable display would be great for foldable phones if they can increase the pixel density. It would help with the crease issues.
We have Stretchy Displays before GTA VI
Honestly the alternate twitter-likes are quite beneficial for X since they help filter out the most extreme and noxious users and let happily cuddle together in echo chambers.
Really hope that they will make the search engine accessible for Asia region since both ecosia and qwant aren't accessible right now in here
I've been enjoying bluesky, but I agree that mastodon is better overall. since there is some bridging either seem to work well regardless
That stretchable screen looks like it can replace the touchscreen dashboard of new cars, where it can morph into buttons, depending on the car's "mode".
that bellroy gear looks neat till you look for prices, 300$ for a backpack? 😂 I guess recycling is very expensive...
Imagine if our weapon can grow from 12 inches to 18 inches 😂
Sign me up
Well you could wrap it around your "weapon" and display an image to make it appear bigger than it really is. They said it’s like skin right? Women won’t be able to feel the difference lol.
The ads you make are the only ones I look at and genuinely enjoy on RUclips
Thanks for the quality brief(ing).
Heh, your bellroy sling looks exactly like the fannypack took on thousands of miles of rides... 45 years ago. :-)
it would be nice to see more european companies making an effort in tech in the next few years
@onemorechris European companies tried and failed back in the day and communism didn't help lol as it limited tech sales for private companies . Some companies like STMicroelectronics and ASML are pretty big though
It would be nice to see more Europeans buying and using tech developed in other European countries.
Do you have a smart phone from Fair Phone or Shift Phone? Do you use Qwant or Ecosia as your primary search engine?
@@Foersom_ never heard of shift phone tbh
@@cryptocsguy9282 Yes and that is part of the problem. A tech start up in an European country might get a bit of news coverage in their home country, but it is unlikely to get any coverage by news or promoted by bloggers from other European countries. This makes very difficult to scale and gain a viable market share for a start up company.
@@cryptocsguy9282quite sure communism in europe has lost it's influence on europe for decades by now, so I do not know how that correlate to the current topic.
I love Rivian, their software is so high quality and their cars are too. But a bit too expensive.
Would you rather pay less and get a poorly-built Tesla with buggy software that only gets fixed much later?
@InventorZahran I'd rather get a non ev that works
Been watching your videos for a long time. Bias and hate are everywhere, and I thought you’d be different. Disappointed to see you making a harsh comment without understanding the full picture
Yeah! What a real power move! $1B in damages for speech, what a win!
Folding screens would be cool for EV's. One issue I have heard is the lack of buttons on the central tablet. Now you can create buttons :)
Really hope Ecosia gets big
4:24 doesnt instagram auto upload content from instagram to it? im a bit skeptical of the 200 million dau
LG flexible screens is defo gonna be used for whatever weird AI robots someone will invent smh but at least this is innovative
Bellroy: it makes you look like a dork, but I like it 😅
I do wonder how that felxible display fares in sunlight over the course of years, seems gimmicky still with very few actual usecases
still cool though
The use case is future phones that never break, don't need a case and won't scratch.... whoever cracks this will LEAD the phone industry
Are you referring to the whole phone being wrapped around with the screen or you made a mistake trying to talk about the screen only but couldn't clarify that?
@@elivelive I'm saying it's a STEP in that direction. Tech evolves in baby steps
physic wouldn't allow it to happen and a good smart glasses will replace phone in the future anyway@@JasonReagan84
threads is never taking off, mastodon is confusing and empty, but bluesky immediately feels like old twitter
I wish people didn’t overcomplicate the fediverse, since it is decentralized and user owned it won’t be ruined by a crooked businessman. The algorithm that sorts content is open source (AFAIK) so you know that it isn’t manipulating you into buying junk or pushing an agenda. To use Mastodon as an example, imagine there are multiple Twitters. Any person can open up their own Twitter and decide if they want to connect it to the rest of the Twitters, they may not want to if they want a Twitter that is specifically about one thing or subculture. I think most Mastodons are connected to each other even if they’re themed around something, so you sign up for one and you can see content from the rest almost as if there was just one Mastodon.
My guess is that the presenter of this videocast comes from a Central European country although I could be wrong.
@PakistanIcecream000 I think he's from Hungary
Regarding new search engines: Perhaps everyone ought to inform their direct environment of why it's important to switch from bing and google to something else. Meanwhile, all the alternative browsers and search engines have to vow to work together in a kind of small-tech-first approach. Europeans in particular ought to push their governments more towards open source, fair and private alternatives to USA tech companies. In many ways they've already pushed big tech in a better direction.
Dynamically changing physical buttons in cars? Sign me up!
Honestly that's what I expect, although nothing will replace that satisfying clicking of a knob
1:10 Is this just a hype? If not then this should be some rather game changing if it is effective and efficient.
The unwillingness of these companies to convert inches to centimeters is just beyond belief.
FINALLY, A DIGITAL CAR DECAL🎉🎉
visual cloaking device for military application?
4:15 And Bsky suddenly has a CSAM problem
Something is wrong with culture in general nowadays.
Brave search engine also has its own index, so it's not impossible
car culture is pretty weird
I thought this is supposed to be a tech news channel
“The right to be forgotten” law in Europe makes me skeptical that it will be a decent search engine.
Thumbs up for bringing up MKBHD's speeding and delimiting yourself from his stupid behaviour. He also blurred his speeding in his Ioniq 6 review back in April 2023, so it's clearly not just a one time thing now.
10k stretches seems like a big downside for use in anything where constant stretching is a part of using it. Heccin cool though.
Last time I searched topics regarding Iranian leaders in history and their relations to Judaism I couldn't find anything in Google. Yandex immediately delivered.
I’m going to say, yes still dork, but you’re our dork. Re mkbhd, well, it’s the most interesting car “review” that he’s ever done; should stick with kid’s cell phones….
I'm pretty sure that Brave Search already has its own index.
no its just bing
@@belstar1128 I looked it up and it has its own index; by May 2022, 92% of results were entirely from its own index & I'm pretty sure it's increased since.
That's what she said 😂
èxodus is the right one. exódus is the plural in Greek (multiple exits, exit gates, ways to exit) ex-o-dus
Are you in-tree-ged as an Exosia user?
I used to use it, but now I use Qwant as primary search engine.
"ecosia" HUAUHAUAUHUHAUHAUHA
Federated internet needs more work; Mastodon isn't catching on like it was supposed to, even in very favourable circumstances.
I have been waiting for this video all day
Qwant already had its own search index, no?
I think so...
no its a bing reskin
@ source?
So if that stretching display is on clothing, can you wash it??
LG has always wasted tons of money on useless things, their employees are smoking their money, that's how their smartphone division also failed financially because they burnt too much money on developing useless hardware stuff that nobody asked for, i hope higher management come to their senses before whole company closes down. I love LG and i want it to keep existing.
The 'cloth screens' might seem like a gimmick but they're working toward the real promise of oled screens. displays on irregular shaped objects, installing displays like wallpaper, and windows that can fade from transparent to opaque with any image in between. Their experimentation reminds me of Bell Labs before the courts broke up the phone companies. Many important break throughs were born from useless ideas.
@PeterJohnson-k5z yeah, every cool useless thing feels nice when someone else's money is burning. I am engineer, i respect engineering marvels, but this path can sink whole LG.
Either of the two things are going on in LG.
1)Sometimes engineers are smart and lazy, don't care about company but they just want to suck money and if higher management is fool then engineers would convince them to allow them funding to develop new market shattering cool technologies and let them work on that, because it is easy to make new things with less time constraints or deadlines and a lot of money, but it is difficult to perfect existing thing and serve customer's needs.
Or
2) higher management is fool MBA's who go to engineers and ask them what new thing are they developing, if engineers say nothing, everything is perfect at LG and we're just trying to make sure everything keeps working as it is, then company higher management get angry on them that we didn't hire you to give you salery to sit here, do something new. So they force engineers to work and that results in company's resources being waste and customer's recovering extra complicated products. Most products are not simple because even after it's perfect iteration is made, companies forces engineers to work and thus product keep getting unnecessarily complicated, we see it in cars all the time.
I think you're science and technology enthusiast but i'm telling you behind the scenes, Nokia, Philips, Panasonic and many other giants failed the same way. Efficiency is very important in companies otherwise they'll go bankrupt and shutdown and many employees don't care about it, they just want to suck every last drop of money that dumb higher management is willing to waste.
@PeterJohnson-k5z yeah, every cool useless thing feels nice when someone else's money is burning. I am engineer, i respect engineering marvels, but this path can sink whole LG.
Either of the two things are going on in LG.
1)Sometimes engineers are smart and lazy, don't care about company but they just want to suck money and if higher management is fool then engineers would convince them to allow them funding to develop new market shattering cool technologies and let them work on that, because it is easy to make new things with less time constraints or deadlines and a lot of money, but it is difficult to perfect existing thing and serve customer's needs.
Or
2) higher management is fool MBA's who go to engineers and ask them what new thing are they developing, if engineers say nothing, everything is perfect at LG and we're just trying to make sure everything keeps working as it is, then company higher management get angry on them that we didn't hire you to give you salery to sit here, do something new. So they force engineers to work and that results in company's resources being waste and customer's recovering extra complicated products. Most products are not simple because even after it's perfect iteration is made, companies forces engineers to work and thus product keep getting unnecessarily complicated, we see it in cars all the time.
I think you're science and technology enthusiast but i'm telling you behind the scenes, Nokia, Philips, Panasonic and many other giants failed the same way. Efficiency is very important in companies otherwise they'll go bankrupt and shutdown and many employees don't care about it, they just want to suck every last drop of money that 'out of touch with reality' higher management is willing to waste.
0:16 why did you found that video? You can send me its link even it is not redirect.
Brave search already has its own index
And it's terrible.
3:12 Wow.. impressive.... if only it could find what I'm looking for instead of pushing me CIA propaganda and ads.
Like Google used to do. With luck a CIA overhaul is coming.
Touchscreens cannot be used in cars. They fry in the sun. Now I can't change the radio station.
Brave search works pretty well