2023-09-06 08:20:27

Activision seems to be having a huge challenge attracting a European audience with Call of Duty League, at least that’s what the rebranding and team sports seem to suggest. After Paris Legion moved to Las Vegas before the start of last season, the London Royal Ravens have also now left Europe in favor of the United States, now known as the Carolina Royal Ravens. It’s a somewhat odd rebrand, as the team is called the Royal Ravens due to its location in the host city of the British Monarchy and due to the history of the British Royal Family and the ravens that reside in the Tower of London. Now the team keeps the Royal part because it’s moving to Carolina, which is also considered Queen City, but as for the Ravens part, it really feels like grabbing at straws. “We are excited to announce that we will be bringing our Royal Wings to the Queen City in Charlotte, North Carolina. The next chapter of the Royal Ravens will be fueled by the energy, culture and resilience of Carolina.” We would like to thank all London fans. From hosting the first CDL Major for you in 2020, to this moment, your passion for our team and the tournaments we’ve played is unparalleled. We will always be grateful for the four years we have flown the British flag and the support you have given us. “From England to the Queen City, we are the Royal Ravens”. What do you think of this rebranding?
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2023-09-05 20:15:00

The Galaxy Z Fold 5 is Samsung’s most advanced cell phone for its 2023 lineup and comes with the proposal to be the most complete and full of features. Its problem is the hefty price tag that goes beyond the Galaxy S23 Ultra. Is it worth it?

Visually little has changed with Samsung’s new foldable. The main novelty is the new hinge that reduces the gap between the two halves of the device. The edges were slightly reduced and with that we have a more compact device. The crease in the middle of the display is still quite apparent and the under-display camera is still noticeable in direct light.

The 7.6-inch internal screen features a Dynamic AMOLED panel with strong brightness and great colors. The external 6.2-inch display doesn’t disappoint either and we have strong brightness and a refresh rate of 120 Hz. The stereo sound has good power and well-balanced sound quality.

The Fold 5 comes with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 in its turbocharged version that debuted exclusively on the Galaxy S23 line. Additionally, there is 12GB of RAM to ensure a great multitasking experience. It did well in all the games we tested, but we noticed that the device heats up more, which shows that it doesn’t come with the same dissipation system as the others from Samsung.

The battery is the same as before, but with more efficient hardware it yielded more in our test. Recharging time is still slow, as is standard with any Samsung cell phone with 25W charging. The photographic set has not changed and makes good pictures, despite not being Samsung’s best at this point. The camera under the screen is still weak for selfies, however you can use the rear set.

The Galaxy Z Fold 5 has not brought so many changes to justify the investment, especially now at launch with its price above R$ 10,000. Either way, it’s still a great foldable phone and you can check out all the details in our full review below:

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(updated September 05, 2023 at 22:00)

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