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The SUV onslaught continues. Small, medium, or large, with gasoline, diesel, hybrid, or fully electric powertrains – there’s an SUV out there for anyone willing to pay the extra commanded by the increased ground clearance. Mainstream or premium, most automakers have at least one SUV in their portfolios, and many more are on the way. Even Rolls-Royce will soon have an SUV to call its own, the Cullinan. Name Change Announced: 2020 Audi Q3 Sportback Officially Confirmed For July Reveal Audi is a prime example of being an SUV promoter as it currently has a quartet of models: Q2, Q3, Q5, and Q7. Next year it will add the large Q8 and the electric E-Tron, while in 2019 it will bolster its offerings with the Q4. Largely based on the “normal” next-generation Q3 but more expensive, the new model will go after the likes of Range Rover Evoque and the forthcoming BMW X2. It will ride on the MQB platform and is going to be built in Hungary at Audi’s plant located in … [Read more...] about 2019 Audi Q4 Render Previews The BMW X2 Rival

Right now there are two TV technologies available to most people: LCD and OLED . Sure, people with tons of money might get a MicroLED TV , but mere mortals have only those two choices. The biggest TV maker in the world, Samsung, has been firmly in the LCD camp for many years, while crosstown rival LG is the biggest name in OLED . LCD, despite advancements like QLED , mini-LED and dual panels , has always lagged behind OLED in overall picture quality. Now Samsung is working on a new kind of TV that aims to combine two display technologies into something greater than the sum of its parts. It's a hybrid between OLED and quantum dots called QD Display. According to Korea IT News , Samsung Display will end production of LCD panels by the end of 2021, moving to QD Display next year. At the same time, Samsung Electronics could start selling these new TVs as early as 2022. Stay tuned Subscribe to the CNET TVs, Streaming and Audio newsletter for … [Read more...] about Samsung OLED TV with quantum dots could challenge LG as soon as next year

Three decades ago, VW brought a twin-engined Golf. [UPDATE, March 16] VW has released a new teaser image (above) of its fully electric race car engineered for the forthcoming Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. While there's not much to see, we can at least observe the styling resembles the company's I.D. concepts. Revealed: VW Drops Revealing Images Of I.D. R Pikes Peak Electric Race Car After yesterday’s first batch of teaser images , Volkswagen has now decided to drop a more revealing image of its race car scheduled to take part next year in the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. With a massive splitter up front and a gigantic wing at the back, the electric racer looks fast even when standing still. For the moment, we only have this shadowy render to go by, but it’s enough to give us a reason to wait for next year’s hill climb slated to be organized on June 24 th . You might also like: Ken Block Makes 1,400-Hp Hoonicorn Mustang Dance Up Pikes Peak … [Read more...] about VW Electric Race Car For Pikes Peak New Teaser Released

Square Enix has shared a fresh set of details for Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade , including new options to take advantage of PS5's more powerful hardware. For starters, you'll be able to choose between two new modes as you play: Graphics Mode, which prioritizes rendering the game at 4K resolution, and Performance Mode, which prioritizes running the game at a smooth 60 frames per second. There's also a new Photo Mode, but that's for taking cool photos of Cloud looking moody on the streets of Midgar. Speaking of which, the streets of Midgar themselves will get a boost too. Square Enix says Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade will feature several graphical boosts for its next-gen debut, including enhanced lighting and fog effects, as well as higher resolution replacements for certain textures. Square Enix released a fresh set of screenshots to show off the improvements, and you can check them out in the gallery below - while bearing in mind that the original version was … [Read more...] about Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade details Graphics and Performance mode and new effects

Well, it's over. WandaVision Episode 9, "The Series Finale," is streaming now on Disney+, and no matter what else you may have thought about it, the final chapter was at least full of Easter eggs and references for us to break down. If that's what you're interested in, go ahead and keep scrolling. Of course, there's a lot to say about the episode itself, and we have no doubt that fans are going to be divided on this one. On one hand, it provided closure and emotional payoff for Wanda and Vision's story so far throughout the MCU, and it was fantastic to spend so much time with these normally secondary Avengers (compared with the likes of Iron Man and Captain America, at least). On the other hand, this episode left a lot of dangling threads that may or may not be picked up down the road in future MCU movies and shows. Plus, the Evan Peters casting turned out to be a red herring all along. Can you believe it? Let us know in the comments below, and keep reading for all the Easter eggs … [Read more...] about Wandavision Episode 9: 18 Easter Eggs And References In “The Series Finale”

Kindly Share This Story: Keystone Bank Limited, a leading financial services provider has announced the re-opening of its revamped Ikotun, Lagos branch for commercial operations. A statement by the lender said the strategic decision to reopen the branch located at 113 Ikotun Idimu Road, Ikotun, Lagos, is in line with the bank’s drive to reach a wider audience and meet the needs of customers in the area, specifically the retail/MSME who are in need of a service-oriented bank that will work with them to grow their businesses. The branch was declared open on March 1, 2021, by the managing director/CEO of Keystone Bank, Mr. Olaniran Olayinka represented by the divisional head, Bank Wide Operations, Mr. Oluwasegun Olatona and supported by other heads of divisions in the bank. In his comments, Keystone Bank CEO noted that the resumption of banking services at the Ikotun branch would go a long way in ensuring that customers within/around the Ikotun axis … [Read more...] about Keystone Bank reopens revamped Ikotun, Lagos branch

Kindly Share This Story: *Pays N5.5n ransom for the release *As affected victims speak on their experience By Adeola Badru The current Chairman of Iganna Local Government Development Council in Oyo State, Mr Olayiwola Adeleke, has recalled his ill experience as one of the victims of Fulani kidnappers in the axis of Ibarapa, as he was made to sleep on the floor for six days and six nights before a ransom of sum of N5.5m was paid for his freedom. He made this known while speaking with Vanguard in Iganna, saying that was his first time of speaking to journalists about his experience as he was abducted on his way to Ibadan to attend an important meeting with Governor Seyi Makinde by the Fulani kidnappers. He recalled: “It happened on October 25, 2020, on Sunday around 4.30 pm. I was travelling to Ibadan in preparation for the monthly meeting with the Executive Governor of the state, Engr Seyi Makinde. I decided to leave on Sunday so as to pass the … [Read more...] about Herdsmen Brutality: I slept on floor for 6 days, LCDA boss recalls kidnap experience

SINGAPORE - Once upon a time, Children's Day was a joyous celebration of childhood in Singapore, a day to treasure the innocence and exuberance of little ones. Children's Day on Friday, though, marks eight months of the toughest and strangest year for kids. They have had to grow up suddenly in the shadow of the pandemic, often with parents who were as scared and confused as they were. "I felt kind of trapped in a cage because we were just locked into this house for 12, 13 hours a day, and we could only go outside for a short time," recalls Yaash Kirpalani, 11, of the circuit breaker. Over the months, however, tantrums transformed into habit as kids learnt to wear masks every day, trepidation over Home-Based Learning (HBL) woes evolved into baby steps towards independent learning, and misery over social isolation changed to acceptance as they found new ways to connect. The Straits Times takes a look at how the Covid-19 crisis has shaped childhood in Singapore so far this year. … [Read more...] about A lost or more resilient generation? 6 ways Covid-19 changed childhood in Singapore

The local labour force is streaming out of the region looking for jobs in peninsular India, creating a vacuum that makes it easier for the Bangladeshis to fill in, says R N Ravi. C ontrary to the state government’s lore -- that the unregulated influx of Bangladeshis in Assam is a thing of the past -- a recent field research by the writer shows that it is a live and kicking phenomenon. More and more Bangladeshis are filling the expanding labour and low-end services sectors in Assam and its neighbouring states in the northeast. Mutation of once visceral existential fears over the unregulated migration of Bangladeshi nationals into an inexorable fatalism has been one of the striking characteristics of contemporary socio-political landscape of Assam. The issue that has seismic implications for national security, the future of Assam and its neighbours and which had once erupted into the historic Assam agitation (between 1979 and 1985) seems to be mourning at the margin today. … [Read more...] about We are in denial, but Bangladeshis are still flooding India’s northeast