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Chromebook

Calvary has officially moved to include Chromebooks.  Dell 3100's and 3400's have been given to all 6th graders as well as some 7th and 8th grade students.  All other 6-8th graders are using Dell Latitude PC's running Neverware's CloudReady Chrome OS.  This blog is being created for me by a 6th grader who loves making sure I am "doing things right."

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How to Move Between Pages on a Chromebook

2/20/2020

 
Step 1:
​​On the touchpad, swipe left with two fingers to go back a page in your browser.
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Here’s how robots could repair or dispose of broken satellites in orbit

2/11/2020

 
These days, building and launching your own satellite means creating a sophisticated piece of technology — and then flinging it into space where you’ll never see it again. That means if anything breaks on the satellite, there’s not much you can do to fix it.

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Bill Gates is reportedly the first to buy a hydrogen-powered 'superyacht'.

2/11/2020

 
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Bill Gates' investments in eco-friendly tech might include one of the more conspicuous symbols of his wealth. The Telegraph claims former Microsoft chief has tasked Feadship with building a vessel inspired by Sinot's Aqua, the world's first hydrogen fuel cell-based "superyacht." The roughly $644 million, 370-foot boat would have all the trappings of wealth, including five decks, space for 14 guests and 31 crew members and even a gym, but it would run on two 1MW motors fuelled by supercooled hydrogen tanks.

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What To Expect From Samsung's Event

2/10/2020

 
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S20 Video coming soon!
Samsung’s next Unpacked event is scheduled for February 11th at 2PM ET / 11AM PT, and in typical Samsung fashion, we already have a pretty good idea of what it’s preparing to announce. At the top of the billing is almost certainly its flagship Samsung Galaxy S20 series of smartphones, but there’s also the foldable Galaxy Z Flip and a new pair of true wireless earbuds.

​Beyond the announcements we’re sure we’ll see, there’s still a chance that Samsung might have something to surprise us with at the show. Persistent rumors over the past couple of weeks have claimed that we could see the company announce a release date for one of its long-delayed Bixby-powered smart speakers, and there’s always a chance that Samsung might have another surprise announcement up its sleeve, even if the lack of leaks make that seem pretty unlikely.

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