Galaxy Note 9 lands at awkward time, NASA soars to the sun
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Samsung's biggest fans are making a big decision.
Do they upgrade now to the brand-new Note 9, which starts at $1000?
Or wait and see what cutting edge technology awaits next year, such as the long anticipated fingerprint sensor in the display.
Maybe 5G
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G, or even a foldable phone.
Samsung unveiled new Galaxy Note 9 on Thursday, along with the new Galaxy Watch.
That starts at $330.
Both are on sale now, and arriving August 24th.
The phone is currently being put to the test by our editors, so stay tuned for the full review.
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The Magic Leap augmented reality headphone set has made its first step into the spotlight after years of Of secrecy, C-Net got an early demo of the headset which costs nearly $2,300.
It's more for developers right now but it does offer a glimpse into the future of AR.
NASA's Parker solar probe is heading straight for the sun.
The ambitious mission will put a space craft Close with the star for the first time.
And it needs to travel faster than any man-made object in history to get there.
But it's not getting close enough to burn up, just 4 million miles shy of the surface.
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