Amazon fined €1.1 billion by Italy for antitrust abuse

Investigators find online shopping giant unfairly promoted its logistics business.

Amazon fined €1.1 billion by Italy for antitrust abuse

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Amazon said it would appeal a €1.1 billion fine from Italy after antitrust investigators found the online shopping giant had given unfair preference to sellers who also ship their goods through Amazon’s logistics service.

Amazon had previously tried to halt the case in Italy on the grounds that it is facing a parallel investigation in Brussels covering the same ground. Its attempt was dismissed in November by the European General Court in Luxembourg.

On Thursday, Italy’s competition regulator said Amazon had been more lenient in applying performance criteria, which can lead in extreme cases to merchants being suspended, if sellers were also paying for Amazon to ship their parcels.

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Anzeige: Python und Data Science für Softwareentwickler

In gleich zwei Workshops bietet die Golem Akademie einen kompakten Einstieg in Python. Die populäre Programmiersprache spielt auch im Data-Science-Kurs für Softwareentwickler eine Rolle. (Golem Akademie, Python)

In gleich zwei Workshops bietet die Golem Akademie einen kompakten Einstieg in Python. Die populäre Programmiersprache spielt auch im Data-Science-Kurs für Softwareentwickler eine Rolle. (Golem Akademie, Python)

PineBoy 3000 wrist mount turns a PinePhone into a Pip-Boy

The PinePhone is an inexpensive smartphone designed to run Linux and other free and open source software. The Pip-Boy is a fictional wrist-worn computer from the Fallout series of video games. And the PineBoy3000 is a 3D printed wrist-mount for the PinePhone that lets you wear the smartphone like a Pip-Boy. Is there any practical […]

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The PinePhone is an inexpensive smartphone designed to run Linux and other free and open source software. The Pip-Boy is a fictional wrist-worn computer from the Fallout series of video games. And the PineBoy3000 is a 3D printed wrist-mount for the PinePhone that lets you wear the smartphone like a Pip-Boy.

Is there any practical reason to do that? Probably not. But if you want one anyway, you can find the design files at Thingiverse, allowing you to 3D print your own PineBoy3000.

PineBoy3000 creator 5ilver has shared files for a 3D printed enclosure, top and button panels, and buttons for accessing the phone’s volume and power buttons without removing it from the wrist mount. There’s also a cut-out for the USB port, which will allow you to charge the phone while it’s mounted.

You will need a few screws to fasten the parts in place, plus some sort of straps to hold the whole thing to your wrist.

There are certainly simpler ways to put open hardware on your wrist. PinePhone maker Pine64 also sells a PineTime smartwatch for about $27. There are several open source operating systems available for the watch, but it’s a smaller, significantly less powerful device than a PinePhone and it lacks some of the features you’d want in a “real” Pip-Boy, like a camera.

via /r/PinePhone (1)(2)

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Moto Edge X30 features a 144 Hz display and Snapdragon 8 Gen 1

Many of next year’s flagship phones will likely feature Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor, a 4nm chip that Qualcomm promises will bring faster CPU and graphics performance along with efficiency improvements. But Motorola is the first company to officially introduce one of the flagship phones: the Moto Edge X30 will feature a 6.7 inch […]

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Many of next year’s flagship phones will likely feature Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor, a 4nm chip that Qualcomm promises will bring faster CPU and graphics performance along with efficiency improvements.

But Motorola is the first company to officially introduce one of the flagship phones: the Moto Edge X30 will feature a 6.7 inch FHD+ OLED display with a 144 Hz refresh rate, up to 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, and Qualcomm’s most powerful smartphone processor to date.

Motorola unveiled the Edge X30 during an event in China, where it will go on sale December 15 for around $500 and up. There’s no word on if or when the phone will be available in other countries or if any specs will change. But here’s what we know about the Chinese version so far:

Moto Edge X30 Specs

Display 6.7 inch
FHD+
OLED
144 Hz refresh rate
576 Hz touch sampling rate
HDR10+
1024 nits peak brightness
Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1
Memory 8GB or 12GB LPDDR5
Memory 128GB or 256GB UFS 3.1
Cameras (rear) 50MP primary (1/1.55″ with OIS)
50MP ultra-wide (1/2.76″ with 117° FoV)
2MP depth
Camera (front) 60MP (1.2.8″)
Battery 5,000 mAh
Charging 68W (wired)
Ports USB Type-C
Speakers Stereo
Wireless 5G
NFC
WiFi
Bluetooth
Software Android 12 with MYUI 3.0
Price 8GB/128GB for ~$500
8GB/256GB for ~$535
12GB/256GB for ~$565

Most versions of the phone will have a cut-out in the display for the front-facing camera, but Motorola will also offer a Moto Edge X30 Under-Screen Camera edition with 12GB of RAM, 256GB of storage and an under-display camera for $630.

via xda-developers and TechRadar and Weibo

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Die AfD musste nur zugreifen

Die Empörung ist groß, weil ausgerechnet die AfD-Fraktion im Bundestag den Innenausschuss und den Gesundheitsausschuss leiten darf. Dabei hätten andere Parteien das verhindern können

Die Empörung ist groß, weil ausgerechnet die AfD-Fraktion im Bundestag den Innenausschuss und den Gesundheitsausschuss leiten darf. Dabei hätten andere Parteien das verhindern können

Xiaomi: Neue Redmi-Smartwatch kostet 70 Euro

Xiaomis Redmi Watch 2 Lite sieht aus wie eine Apple Watch und kommt mit Blutsauerstoffmessung. Neu sind auch In-Ear-Kopfhörer im Airpods-Design. (Xiaomi, Audio/Video)

Xiaomis Redmi Watch 2 Lite sieht aus wie eine Apple Watch und kommt mit Blutsauerstoffmessung. Neu sind auch In-Ear-Kopfhörer im Airpods-Design. (Xiaomi, Audio/Video)