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FAT news — From Around Twitter and the Internet — 2018, week 22

We tried Tesla's 'Summon' feature — where you can 'summon' your car to meet you pic.twitter.com/GJdObvZkFx

— Tech Insider (@techinsider) June 8, 2018

This adorable, flying robot could be your next BFF pic.twitter.com/GsAPbFUtj7

— Mashable (@mashable) June 4, 2018

The future of #retail includes in-store behavior tracking, #payments and re-stocking! >> @MikeQuindazzi >> #ai #computervision #ecommerce #machinelearning #deeplearning #fintech pic.twitter.com/5AijM1eWYm

— Mike Quindazzi ✨ (@MikeQuindazzi) May 26, 2018

The scooter market is on fire right now https://t.co/dM5s5bzp8D

— TechCrunch (@TechCrunch) June 6, 2018

Finally, someone has reinvented the crutches 👏 pic.twitter.com/6GSaY0iT8T

— Mashable (@mashable) May 31, 2018

What Is Budgie? The Linux Desktop Environment That Feels Like a Chromebook https://t.co/RAgXuYGZo4 @linuxfoundation

— MakeUseOf (@MakeUseOf) May 26, 2018

Keep your fingers safe from the saw ⚙️ #robotics #robots @MIT pic.twitter.com/p6HGxJuOB4

— Evan Kirstel (@evankirstel) May 27, 2018

Buy it, use it, break it, fix it, trash it, change it, mail, upgrade it – Robots dance their way to a #WorldRecord https://t.co/nsH8eKZpxf pic.twitter.com/fto4rnpJXS

— Digital Trends (@DigitalTrends) August 25, 2017

An oral history of the legendary @SandyKurtzig by the @ComputerHistory Museum.https://t.co/KARYwUxPiJ

— Daniel Peter (@danieljpeter) June 6, 2018

State of Digital Ad Fraud Q2 2018 by @acfou #adfraud #analytics https://t.co/ze7RcdKA5N via @neilperkin pic.twitter.com/5aELuD0Zf9

— Faris (@faris) June 5, 2018

How GPS tracking is changing football https://t.co/mVARxBKYVV From @1843mag

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) June 7, 2018

Researchers are now using generative adversarial networks (GANs) to generate faces, produce 3D models from images, turn blurry photos into high res images and a lot more. But it's real power goes beyond images. GANs are one of the best tools yet for computers to teach themselves.

— Andrew Mayne (@AndrewMayne) May 31, 2018

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Nice seeing old friends in person – And to meet people I’ve only seen online, til now

June 11, 2017

➡️ Follow @HeavenBeatbox on Twitter! ⬅️ So one day in the future we’ll look back on these backward-image Snaps⬇️ and know it’s OG Snapchat?? LOL! Fix it, already! C’mon, man!

⬇️ My Snapchat “video” from the event. No HBB beatboxing in it, sadly! My bad . . . I got there a little too late ⬇️

Thanks @KicksterApp @IAMGerardAdams @SaraDietschy for the party! Hi @HeavenBeatbox @GeoffGolberg @NYactor @DolleeBee https://t.co/U9yPv3SlLw

— Alex H. Yong (@SocialAlex) June 12, 2017

The Man, The Myth, The Legend pic.twitter.com/SdNx3Q1OSd

— geoff golberg (@geoffgolberg) June 12, 2017

Here are some pieces I made for #hustleNY. Loved working with @chrishallnyc on this.

S/O @saradietschy @BHPhotoVideo pic.twitter.com/PAx1mzFMQD

— Alex Cas (@alexcas_io) June 12, 2017

Snaps from tonight:
Taken via: the Huawei Google Nexus 6P smartphone.
Carrier: Verizon Wireless 4G LTE. Yes, you CAN use the Nexus 6P on Verizon Wireless. It’s perfectly fine🙄 You’re not doing anything wrong. Don’t let Verizon tell you you can’t use the Nexus 6P on their 4G LTE. #eyeroll🙄

Bonus audio:

ICYMI: We interviewed @saradietschy about where ~THE HUSTLE~ came from.

Check it: https://t.co/YiYN04yGfa

— Anchor (@anchor) July 17, 2017

This looks crazy futuristic! OM Audio is coming out with a levitating audio speaker

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OM Audio, developers of audio products enabling consumers to connect with music like never before, today announced OM/ONE, the world’s first levitating Bluetooth speaker. Talk about an eye-catching conversation-starter. The makers of the OM/ONE say it’s practical and connects wirelessly to all major smartphones, tablets and computers. When detached, the hovering orb acts as a portable speaker that can be taken on the go. The built-in microphone also can transform the OM/ONE into a very cool looking conference room phone.

“In a world full of speakers that look and sound the same, the OM/ONE stands out from all the rest,” said David DeVillez, Founder and CEO at OM Audio. “Prior to our crowdfunding campaign we traveled Silicon Valley getting feedback from some prominent entrepreneurs and musicians and we’ve been very humbled by the praise we’ve received. We’re looking forward to getting these in the hands of consumers this holiday season.” The MSRP is $179 and to get one delivered before the 2014 holiday season visit www omone.com.

Okay, it looks cool – but how does it sound? Well, Mr. DeVillez is an audio engineer and the former Director of Operations, R&D and Engineering at Velodyne Acoustics. One of his design breakthroughs is the OM/ONE levitating driver for hearing every high and low with no external distortion. Listeners can use the OM/ONE by itself or pair it with another OM/ONE. The team says it can pair/unpair and answer call/hang-up with the push of a button.

Is The LG Optimus 3D Worth The Money?

Review by: Laura Ginn, U.K. smartphone enthusiast

Just a quick note: In the U.S., this phone is known as the LG Thrill 4G . . . Discontinued by AT&T, you will need to find a used model. This can equate to a lot of value.

With so many different mobile telephones to choose from, how are you supposed to know which one is the best value? The first thing you should do before a purchase is to write out a list of the features you want your new phone to have. That way, the decision making process won’t be so mindboggling.