Samsung galaxy note 4 rumored to feature a three sided flexible display

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 has already been rumored to include a 4K display and a possible Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 chipset however, a latest report hints that it might also feature a remarkable flexible display.

Shortly after a Samsung representative stated that the Galaxy Note 4 will feature a “new form factor”, the Korean Media reported that the device will be the first smartphone to feature the “Youm” flexible display by Samsung. To add more to the flame, the same source, citing industry insiders, said that the screen will be three sided. But what is the use of a three sided screen? Well, it could be used to display various notifications such as messages, reminders or even the time.

Source: ZDNet
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Amazon Unveils Media Streaming Set-Top Box Amazon fireTV

Amazon today unveiled its first media streaming device, the Amazon fireTV, confirming rumors of a proprietary media set-top box. The black square box comes with a quad-core processor, 2GB of RAM, and of course, runs on Android. The fireTV launches with a number of video apps, such as Netflix, Hulu, and Internet video streaming service Frequency. The usual social app suspects are also available, including Facebook and Twitter, and music apps like Pandora.

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Facebook’s DeepFace Project Nears Human Accuracy In Identifying Faces

Facebook has reached a major milestone in computer vision and pattern recognition, with ‘DeepFace,’ an algorithm capable of identifying a face in a crowd with 97.25 percent accuracy, which is pretty much on par with how good the average human is (97.5 percent accurate) at recognizing the faces of other walking, talking meat sacks.

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