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Here's a breakdown of the mobile platform specs, starting with the mid-range 665. |
Qualcomm's Kryo 260 eight-core CPU system is an 11nm chip based on Arm's Cortex 64-bit A73 model running up to 2.0 GHz. |
It also comes with an Adreno 610 GPU and a Hexagon 686 digital signal processor (DSP) to accelerate vector math calculations to run neural network models. |
For the camera, there’s a separate Qualcomm Spectra 165 image processing unit that can capture 22MP at 30FPS for 4K video or up to 48MP for the single camera. |
On the connectivity side of things, it uses Snapdragon X12 LTE for the modem, dual band Wi-Fi at 24GHz and 5GHz and a Bluetooth 5.0 stack. |
Its Processor Security element handles the applications for any biometric sensing such as facial recognition or fingerprint detectors. It’s also where mobile payments are processed. |
To top it all off, the SoC communicates with LPDDR3/LPDDR4x with up to 1866MHz at 8GB RAM. |
It has a slightly better eight-core 8nm CPU system. The Kryo 470 is based on Arm's Cortex 64-bit A76 blueprints at a clock speed of 2.2 GHz. |
The AI engine here is mostly the same as the 655, packed with an Adreno 618 GPU, the Hexagon 686 DSP and Qualcomm's Neural Processing SDK, albeit with the better Kryo 470 CPU. |
The camera is also superior compared to the 655 as it has Qualcomm Spectra 350 for image processing instead of the Spectra 165. Here, the dual camera can take 22MP 30FPS video at 4K HDR and the single camera can snap 48MP with multi frame noise reduction or up to 192MP. |
It's slightly faster too with a X15 LTE modem, similar Wi-Fi at 24 GHz and 5GHz and Bluetooth 5.0 included. |
Again, on the graphics rendering side, it supports an Adreno 618 GPU, with OpenGL ES 3.2, OpenCL™ 2.0 FP and Vulkan 1.1. |
It also has the same processor security hardware and software to read irises, fingerprints and fight malware. |
The general specs are slightly different, it talks to a 2x16-bit, LPDDR4 also clocking it at 1.866GHz with 8GB of RAM. |
And finally, there's the 730G, a variant of the Snapdragon 730 designed for gaming. The hardware specs between both SoCs are almost identical, except for the fact that the 730G has better HD display support for devices with larger screens. |
All these specs have been focused to support a wide range of computer vision algorithms for more camera functions. For example, you can take a single photo and process it in three modes: a close up telephoto portrait, a wide-angle pose, and a super-wide angle one with its 5X zoom. |
This is the Ferrari GTC4Lusso T! That's a long name for a Ferrari with a rather distinctive shape. |
The Lusso is a hatchback! That gives this touring-focused Ferrari far more practicality than its stablemates, but still the grunt of a 603-horsepower, twin-turbocharged V8. |
That V8 is shared with the Ferrari 488 GTB, the chosen car for this year's Ferrari Challenge series. |
Challenge races at some of the best tracks around the world, and we stopped by Watkins Glen to have a look. |
The Glen is one of the most historic circuits still in use. Given its rural surroundings in central New York you'd never know there was something like that around. |
Race organizers include many former racers, including legends like Didier Theys. |
Safety cars? Ferraris, of course. |
There are multiple classes so that everyone can be at least somewhat competitive, but some weekends end better than others. |
But despite the pain and the cost, racing is an addictive thing. |
And for those with the means, Ferrari Challenge is an amazing way to experience the life of a professional racer. |
Gosport Borough suffered more misery after a 1-0 Southern League premier division defeat against Stratford Town at Privett Park. |
Lee Thomas’ strike four minutes into the second half stretched Borough’s winless run to 14 games in the league. |
Alex Pike introduced Eastleigh loanee goalkeeper Mark Childs into his starting line-up, with Patrick O’Flaherty dropping to the bench. |
After five minutes Will Grocott sent in a cross from the right, which bounced over off the top of the Gosport crossbar. |
Ben Stephens then sent a dipping volley over the bar as Stratford threatened again. |
It was proving to be a low-key affair in the opening 20 minutes with few clear-cut chances. |
As half-time approached the visitors began to assert further pressure. |
A good move ended with the overlapping Thomas firing just over the angle of post and bar. |
Borough fell behind four minutes into the second half after failing to clear their lines. |
THOMAS collected the ball on the far side of the home area and drilled a low shot into the bottom far corner of the net. |
The hosts were struggling to raise their game in a flat display. |
One good move ended with Craig McAllister volleying over the bar. |
On 71 minutes Jordan Brooks produced Gosport’s best effort with a low drive which forced a low full-length save from the visitors goalkeeper. |
McAllister knocked a sharp chance over from close-range in the dying minutes but the hosts failed to produce an equaliser. |
Marc Tracy is a writer living in New York. |
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The western region of Catskill, New York, is in the Catskill Park which is in the Catskill Mountains. Historically, Catskill was established in 1788. Today, the town and its Main Street are reminiscent of any other historic American town. Local attractions include Catskill Point with its scenic views of the Hudson Rive... |
As the only actual diner in Catskill, the Ambrosia Diner is a family-friendly, conveniently located establishment. The dining experience here is reminiscent of the 1950s with its traditional American diner exterior and interior décor complete with booths and counter seating. The environment is comfortable and the meals... |
In Hudson, approximately six miles northeast of Catskill, the Diamond Street Diner has been serving homemade American-style cooking for breakfast, lunch and dinner. This eatery is set inside of a diner that was built in 1946 and consists of two adjoined railroad cars. The bakery inside the diner prepares fresh baked go... |
Twenty miles south of Catskill in Red Hook, the An Apple A Day Diner is a family-owned and operated establishment that offers healthy choices. The exterior of this eatery is similar to that of a country fruit and vegetable stand. The dining room is filled with a combination of boots and tables and the color pallet incl... |
Harding, Dionna. "Diner Restaurants in Catskills, New York." Travel Tips - USA Today, https://traveltips.usatoday.com/diner-restaurants-catskills-new-york-24202.html. Accessed 24 April 2019. |
How I Got an Interview with the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin! Pinch Me! |
Could I or couldn't I, would she or wouldn't she? These were the questions running through my mind throughout the Queen of Soul's breathtaking performance for the N'Digo Foundation Gala last night at Arie Crown Theater. I was dying for an interview with Aretha Franklin. Who in the world wouldn't be? I knew it was near ... |
Finally, I got my cameraman okayed to film but still no word on Aretha....and so I sat in my seat quietly while my insides were raging. My poor husband, I have no idea how he puts up with me....one minute, I'm on cloud nine and the next minute a rejection will send me into wild despair. It's hell being as competitive a... |
And then the clouds parted and there standing before me was this darling PR girl and she was saying something to me.....through a haze, I made out the words, "I will be back to get you after the show's over. Be ready to run." ARE YOU KIDDING ME? I was practically wearing tennis shoes I was so ready! |
The Queen did a long, astounding set that had fans dancing in the aisles....where does she get her energy!??!! She is the recipient of 17 Grammy Awards (including a Lifetime Achievement Award and a Living Legend Award), was the first female to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, is in the Gospel Music Hall o... |
Stay tuned for my interview coming soon on Watch312.com and for Chicago Tribune Candid Candace coverage coming on July 15th in the Sunday Magazine.....:-) And for extended coverage, be sure to check out my website here! |
Just glad you didn't accidentally call her "Benjamin" |
A Republican effort to create a work requirement for Colorado's Medicaid recipients failed in a GOP-controlled committee Thursday after its first hearing, drawing outrage along the way from Democrats and people enrolled in the health care program. |
Senate Bill 214 sought to mandate that "able-bodied adults" seeking Medicaid benefits be employed, be actively seeking employment, volunteer with a nonprofit or be receiving job training. It also would have established a lifetime limit of five years for Medicaid services and a monthly income verification mandate. |
"The able-bodied person who lives in the state — we're not saying that they need to be off (Medicaid)," said Larry Crowder, R-Alamosa, one of the bill's main sponsors. " ... We're looking at a fairly small percentage of the total Medicaid (pool)." |
The legislation came amid a similar push by the GOP nationally and after Colorado's Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper said last month that he was open — albeit cautiously — to imposing such work requirements. |
Legislative budget analysts estimated that nearly 5 percent of Colorado's Medicaid recipients would not comply with the requirements and would have lost benefits should the bill have passed, although some advocates say that number could have been higher. About one in five people — or about 1.3 million people — are Medi... |
Before the bill's committee hearing, several dozen opponents held a rally outside the Capitol saying the measure would create hurdles for those who need health care. Adam Fox, director of strategic engagement at the Colorado Consumer Health Initiative, said it was "a bill in search of a problem that doesn't exist." |
"Senate Bill 214 is about creating barriers to health care, not responding to them," said Rep. Daneya Esgar, D-Pueblo. "There is absolutely no need for it. ... It would create another burden on many families who are working hard to make it every single day in Colorado." |
Actress Kate Hudson and her adorable nephews pose for the new Ann Taylor campaign. |
Kate Hudson has enlisted her two nephews to join her new Ann Taylor campaign. The blonde actress, who has been the face of the brand for several years now, poses in new campaign images with her adorable relatives. "My brother brings my nephews over to my house a lot, and all the kids get along so well," the star explai... |
"We have a very, very close family, so for them to be here today and enjoy this process with me and to be able to see them on Madison Avenue in these pictures is going to be a lot of fun." |
The campaign was shot at a private home in Beverly Hills. Kate is the picture of elegance in a monochrome ensemble as she plays with the two boys while they bake in the kitchen. The other six images show Kate posing solo in various outfits from the brand. |
Talking about family life, Kate added, "It's all a little bit about how I live and a lot about how women live every day. "As working moms, we're all just figuring it out as we go, right? But if I were to offer my advice, I'd say, try to be present. When you're at your job, be 100 per cent committed to it and do the ver... |
The ads, shot in a domestic setting, are in keeping with her sentiments, bearing positive inscriptions such as, "We live, work, and play in the moment." Other sentences to accompany the images include, "We're fluent in fashion and other romance languages," and, "We believe life is one part style, one part substance and... |
A version of this article appeared at hellomagazine.com with the headline "Kate Hudson poses with adorable nephews in new ad campaign." |
Though there's been a lot of talk about transplanted New Yorker Harold Ford, Jr., the former Tennessee congressman and current chairman of the Democratic Leadership Council, possibly running for Senate in in that state, incumbent Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) leads him comfortably: Hotline OnCall's Reid Wilson reports... |
It's a significant deficit to overcome, but not necessarily insurmountable, especially given that most New Yorkers don't know enough about Ford to have an opinion. When Quinnipiac asked for general opinions of Ford, 70% said they hadn't heard enough to say, vs. 44% who hadn't heard enough about Gillibrand to voice an o... |
Quinnipiac polled 921 registered Democrats on Ford vs. Gillibrand questions. |
UPPER WEST SIDE — These furballs are fierce. |
Pooches dressed to the nines strutted down the red carpet at an upscale Upper West Side doggie daycare and grooming facility celebrating its fifth anniversary Friday afternoon. |
The festivities at Camp Canine, located at 46 W. 73rd St., were set to include "dog-friendly cake" and champagne, according to a press release. |
Camp Canine owner Tania Isenstein invited paw-ticipants to dress in "black tie, tux or cocktail chic" to compete in contests for best-dressed. |
Half of the event's proceeds will benefit homeless hounds rescued from high-kill shelters by the nonprofit Muddy Paws Rescue, some of which were expected to be in attendance Friday. |
Drexel advanced to the championship game of the Wildcat Classic with a 69-58 win over Loyola (Md.) in a women's basketball game at the Pavilion yesterday. |
Gabriela Marginean posted a game-high 25 points and 11 rebounds, and Kamile Nacickaite added 18 for the Dragons (6-4). Miriam McKenzie netted 16 to lead Loyola (4-6). |
Drexel will play Villanova tonight at 7:30. The Wildcats cruised past San Francisco, 67-35, in the nightcap. Laura Sweeney led Villanova (10-2) with 15 points and Megan Pearson added 11. Vania Singletary led San Francisco with nine. |
* At Saint Joseph's, Dominque Bryant's 11-point effort led the Hawks past Brown, 65-36, to advance to the championship game of the annual Hawk Classic at Hagan Arena. |
Brown went on an 6-0 run to tie the contest midway through the second half, but a 16-6 run by the Hawks (5-7) silenced Brown. Christina Johnson (11 points) led the Bears (3-8). |
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