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AT&T wants to place 5G antennas on street lamp AT&T wants to place 5G antennas on street lamp We’re all familiar with the sight of those unsightly 5G towers that we see all around. They don’t exactly scream “aesthetically pleasing’ but they help supply our 5G signal. AT&T, in partnership with Ericsson and Ubicquia, has a way of supplying more antennas without creating people really knowing it. According to a blog post by AT&T, the companies are developing smaller 5G antennas that can be placed on streetlights....

1. eToro 1. eToro Currently, there are 23 million users of the eToro app, making it one of the most used and popular altcoin exchange apps in the United States. Its popularity is due to the low platform fees, and you are not asked to pay any transaction fee or commission. eToro, instead of charging transaction fees, charges a spread. A spread is generally a difference in the coins’ buy and sells price....

1. Asymmetrical Bob with Dramatic Part 1. Asymmetrical Bob with Dramatic Part Sophisticated with a distinctly modern edge, the asymmetrical bob is cut slightly longer at the front, with a subtle – but noticeable – graduation to a shorter back. This style is off-duty and red carpet-ready, what more could you want from a short haircut? 2. Super Sleek Bob 2. Super Sleek Bob As many of us have seen on the big screen and on Instagram, many of our favorite and fashion-forward celebrities are advocates of this super sleek, straight bob haircut that perfectly epitomizes 21st-century sass....

A logical progression from the hot rose gold trend (and pink champagne), red blonde hair, or what’s more commonly referred to as strawberry blonde, is also a gentler way to transition into a warmer hue with less of a shock factor. White blondes and brondes who want to flirt with moodier, more robust shades can find strawberry blonde to be the missing link between their present base and their goal of darker hair....

36% of iOS users would consider switching to Android 36% of iOS users would consider switching to Android Out of 1,003 Americans who got surveyed, 498 used Apple phones, while 505 used Android devices. 61% of them were male and 39% were female. 19% were Gen Z, 44% millennials, 24% Gen X, and 13% baby boomers. That being said, the source notes that Android users who would consider defecting to iOS perceive iPhones to be more secure....