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AvengedFADE t1_j7k1m44 wrote

Reply to comment by AadamAtomic in Samsung and LG Preparing for Next-Generation iPad Pro With OLED Display by chrisdh79

display technology that uses phosphorescent crystals to improve the LED backlight on an LCD TV. https://www.pcmag.com/encyclopedia/term/qled QD OLED, are OLED panels, with a quantum dot substrate applied. The OLED transistors are capable ... generated. Because blue is the backlight, it serves as the blue subpixel. See quantum dot. https://www.pcmag.com/encyclopedia/term/qd-oled QD OLED, and QLED are two different display technologies entirely. However Quantum Dots themselves can be applied

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Sirisian t1_ivv7m7a wrote

Reply to Waymo launches the world's most advanced robo-taxi service. Rides can be hailed to go anywhere in downtown Phoenix, Arizona, 24/7, and with no safety driver by lughnasadh

cannot wait to see the [no steering wheel vehicles](https://www.pcmag.com/news/waymo-unveils-robotaxi-with-no-steering-wheel-pedals) on the road when they're finalized. The US [a few months ago okayed such vehicles](https://www.cnbc.com/2022/03/11/us-clears-way-for-driverless-vehicles-without-steering-wheels.html). Some people asked before

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ExternalUserError t1_ja5c57g wrote

Reply to comment by tobleroneeater03 in If you noticed your iPhone is charging a little slower it may be due to a new setting Apple added in iOS 16.1 — Clean Energy Charging. With it turned on, iOS will only recharge the iPhone's battery when the electrical grid uses cleaner energy sources like solar or wind. by RonSwazy

Works great. As of the iPhone 14, the US models are eSIM-only though. [Some years](https://www.pcmag.com/news/watch-out-with-iphone-13-there-are-now-5-different-iphone-models-by-country) there are also differences in frequency bands the radios can operate on. It often depends

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ForceUser128 t1_jaxwxgy wrote

Reply to comment by South_Barnacle_9760 in Half of all active satellites are now from SpaceX. Here’s why that may be a problem by ye_olde_astronaut

Starlink isndoing more than any other sat company to date regarding protecting dark skies https://www.pcmag.com/news/spacex-signs-agreement-to-prevent-starlink-from-interfering-with-astronomy#:~:text=The%20Starlink%20network%20currently%20includes,minimizing%20Starlink's%20impact%20on%20astronomy.

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ForceUser128 t1_jaxx1ry wrote

Reply to comment by Pigs_in_the_Porridge in Half of all active satellites are now from SpaceX. Here’s why that may be a problem by ye_olde_astronaut

Starlink has done more to protect dark skies than any other sat company to date https://www.pcmag.com/news/spacex-signs-agreement-to-prevent-starlink-from-interfering-with-astronomy#:~:text=The%20Starlink%20network%20currently%20includes,minimizing%20Starlink's%20impact%20on%20astronomy.

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