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18,000mAh Li-ion battery, it offered 50 days  No one wanted it. This is the Energizer P18K Pop Smartphone… yup, a smartphone. With an 18,000mAh Li-ion battery, it offered 50 days of cellular standby time. Based on a mid-range MediaTek Helio P70 SOC and a moderate LCD resolution of 1080 x 2280 pixels, you might expect it to make it two weeks on a charge. My ZTE Axon 10 Pro manages a typical 3 days from a 4000mAhr battery, more DRAM, and a higher-end processor. That’s certainly brute-forcing it, but what other option do you have? iPhone 11 Pro is, by comparison This one, however, is real. This is the Blackview BV9100, which sports a 12000mAh built-in battery (labelled 13000mAh, but 12000mAh in testing), with 30W wired charging, in a rugged case. They sell this as an “outdoor smartphone.” It’s running the MediaTek Helio P35 processor, a low-end 8 core processor, all cores ARM Cortex A53, along with 4GiB RAM (LPDDR4X) and 64GB flash (eMMC). So certainly usable, and available for about $250

This is the big question that everyone asks. What will be the big cryptocurrencies? First, let’s first define, what characteristics these 3 cryptocurrencies need to have. They need to have the following 6 criteria. Near infinite scalability. That means they need to be able to process at least 1 million transactions per second and possibly also billions Near infinite decentralisation. This means that their voting should be distributed over at least 10,000 to 100,000 different voters. That means, they CANNOT be PoW, because PoW suffers from strong mining pool centralization. They cannot be PoS, because PoS suffers from strong centralization of voting power among the rich, large companies, institutions, governments, thus defeating the whole point of the blockchain. Permissionlessness and trustlessness. Permissionless means that there is no 3rd party making rules how to vote, thus giving permission. Trustlessness means that nodes do not need to trust each other in order to participate in t

With the madness going on in the world right now over COVID-19, every business is looking to jump into digital marketing. Many of you are way behind the curve, while some of you haven’t previously had any digital footprint. So where do you begin? There is a lot of advice out there, good and bad, and many people who will promise you big returns for large sums of money that you likely don’t have at the moment. The state of digital marketing :- Marketing in the digital age has taken on a decidedly new form than the marketing tactics of the past. A competent and effective online marketing strategy is now a major component of success for many businesses. But it’s also true that you may have put less energy into those digital strategies because your business was moving along just fine. Coronavirus and the advent of mass “stay at home” orders, however, might have you rethinking your internet marketing plans. Of course, the importance of online marketing in the age of coronavirus cannot be ove