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Ford uncovers its next self-driving auto in front of a normal surge of contenders. It's a Ford Combination with a space-agey gear rack and tusks! No, it's Ford's latest self-driving improvement auto, which the organization revealed Wednesday in front of what's required to be a pound of self-ruling contenders at the CES public expo one week from now in Las Vegas. That baggage rack and horns hold cutting edge camera and sensor technology that Ford trusts will keep it in front of the inexorably swarmed pack. For example, contrasted with the organization's earlier independent research vehicle (going on three years of age), the new model has a much speedier PC and all the more capable LiDAR sensors. The double LiDAR reach out from the sides of the auto, mounted on antlerlike arms connected on the A-columns, over the sideview mirrors. Where the earlier research vehicle required four such sensors, the latest era needs just two. Each gives a 360-degree see and can che

Hey Fam, One curious question please. How many old phones do you have around the house? 2, 3...more? As Nigerians purchase each new smartphone that is released, the value of the phones they're replacing is plummeting. Today our smartphones are losing their value much faster than just about anything else we purchase, and some phones depreciate faster than others. According to the website Declutrr.com , Android devices don't hold value well at all. Mobile Phones Even the most popular ones. The Samsung Galaxy S5 lost half of its value within just 2 months of its release, but that isn't as bad as the HTC One M9, which lost 65 percent of its value in one month. HTC Phones A big reason for the drastic depreciation in Android devices is there are so many phones to choose from. That drives down the price of older models. Since iPhones are released just once a year, they hold their value better. IPHONES A year and a half after its release, the iPhone