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This week we have attended the end of LG Mobile, the division of LG in charge of the development of smartphones. When this decision was announced, LG wanted to anticipate user questions and confirmed that its smartphones would continue to have after-sales support and updates, and now the Korean company has revealed more details.

In a new statement, LG has promised that all LG premium phones released from 2019 will receive three iterations of the operating system from the year of purchase. The mid-range models launched in 2020, important that nuance, will receive two updates to the operating system.

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No treatment or vaccine is risk-free. So the key question is whether it does more good than bad. Regarding the AstraZeneca vaccineBoth the MHRA and EMA reviews reaffirm that the benefits continue to far outweigh the risks.

However, the risks are not the same for all age groups, so the cost-benefit calculation varies (although in all cases it is always favorably inclined towards profits).

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On the occasion of Epic’s lawsuit against Apple for the withdrawal of Fortnite from the App Store for violating the rules of the store, we have just confirmed what in a way it could already be intuited for years: that Apple doesn’t release iMessage for Android to keep users tied to its ecosystem.

Apple’s iMessage is an application of hypervitamin SMS messaging, similar to what Google is doing with RCS chat functions. Although it is possible to use iMessage with Android users, they receive normal SMS.

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Brown dwarfs are, in a way, failed stars. Stars that do not have the necessary mass to start combustion, so they end up cooling. Despite being failed stars, they are a most curious type of star. For example, they can spin so fast that one day in them is barely an hour on Earth.

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