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Ready to enliven the smartphone market, Galaxy Note 20 leaks out

JAKARTA – The latest line-up of Samsung Galaxy Note 20, Galaxy Note 20 Plus and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra are probably the most eagerly awaited Android phones this year. Because it brings technology that is more capable than its competitors. Compiled from TomsGuide, Saturday 6 June, Samsung’s new big screen phone is expected to deliver a more sophisticated 120Hz screen, better cameras and blazing fast performance. Of course, what’s looking forward to are some of the improvements to the S Pen stylus that are a hallmark of Samsung along with the 5G connectivity standard. Although the Galaxy Note 20 will face stiff competition with the new iPhone 12 lineup, based on all the leaks and rumors that have emerged, Samsung is ready to bully the smartphone market again this year. Galaxy Note 20 design According to the Windows United website, the Galaxy Note 20 could be very similar to the Galaxy S20 lineup. Although there will be room to place the S Pen. Each of the designs features ...

Donald Trump's election campaign video criticized by NASA

JAKARTA – President of the United States (US) Donald Trump has drawn criticism again. This time, Trump used footage of the success of NASA’s space mission as part of his presidential election campaign video. Quoted from the New York Times, the NASA space agency and the families of astronauts criticized the use of space missions as part of the presidential election campaign. Because even though it can be accessed by the public, NASA’s space mission is not tied to the campaign efforts of one of the candidates or election candidates. “As a government agency, NASA will not promote or endorse any commercial products, services, or activities. Astronauts or employees currently employed by NASA may not have the names, likenesses or other personality traits featured in any advertising or marketing materials,” he said. NASA, Friday 5 June. 🚀 🇺🇸 We’re back. pic.twitter.com/0m8h64qaSN – Senate Republicans (@SenateGOP) June 2, 2020 Not only NASA, veterans...

Apple Boss Tim Cook's Outpouring on the Issue of Racism in the United States

JAKARTA – The issue of racism is a hot topic of conversation in the United States (US). The CEO of Apple is no exception, Tim Cook, who has recently been quite vocal in voicing diversity as well as racial injustice and inequality. Quoting Business Insider , Saturday 6 June, Cook wrote an open letter entitled “Speaking Up on Racism”. In his letter, Cook discussed the issue of racism that was triggered by police violence and the killing of black citizen George Floyd in Minneapolis. “Even though our laws have changed, the reality is that their protection is still not universally applied. We have seen progress since I grew up in America, but it is also true that the community of color continues to experience discrimination and trauma, “Cook wrote, as quoted from the Apple website, Saturday, June 6. Today, as Minneapolis gathers and the nation memorializes George Floyd, we mourn a life ended in its prime and everything it represents. We feel a duty to channel grief in...

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