Charlie Kirk's killer'identified' by law enforcement in manhunt after Trump indicated he knew assassin's motive Charlie Kirk's body arrives in hearse at Salt Lake City as devastated wife and family gather with JD Vance Trump's address to the nation hit by outrageous'fake' claim REVEALED: The truth about the'vanishing plane' five miles from Charlie Kirk's assassination... as private jet owner is unmasked And the armed militia mystery. FBI terror hunter blows the lid on search for Charlie Kirk's assassin... and the vital clue cops are desperate for'Shots fired' at UMass Boston: SWAT teams rush to hall of residence as terrified students sprint away from scene Elite sniper breaks down Charlie Kirk assassin's sick plot... and reveals tiny detail everyone's missed: The gun. Joe Rogan is speechless as he learns of Charlie Kirk's assassination on his podcast Fans claim NFL is'rigged' after bizarre Vikings play against Bears goes viral Biden insiders spew venom on Kamala Harris claiming her scathing critique of the former president is a'sloppy attempt at deflecting blame' for her failure Charlotte Tilbury reveals the secrets behind the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders' flawless look Americans are unknowingly eating endangered animals... as study finds grocery store meat is mislabeled Mom of Ukrainian stabbing suspect says'killer' is'NOT racist because he dates all kinds of girls' Dave Portnoy: Trump played a huge part in Charlie Kirk's death Charlie Kirk's assassin sniper's nest giving him a terrifying clear shot before he vanished into thin air Charlie Kirk's body to be flown home aboard Air Force Two in rare tribute Silenced by a bullet to the throat - then came the sneers. MAUREEN CALLAHAN's blistering rebuke as America faces greatest political crisis since the 60s Looking to level up your home entertainment setup this fall? Sony's newest budget smart TV is a strong contender Daily Mail journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site.

Remember those rumors of an Apple smart display suspended on a robot arm? According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple is planning to debut the first device as soon as 2025, alongside a new operating system called homeOS. It could be a device with a robotic arm or a simpler HomePod-with-screen affair. Gurman elaborated on this, claiming two versions are in the works: a low-end display for the basics, like FaceTime and smart home controls, and a high-end robotic variant that'll cost upwards of 1,000. According to the report, Apple Intelligence will be a key part of the experience for both devices.

Finding a suitable TV for your PlayStation or Xbox used to require a careful look at spec sheets. But that's not the case these days as the best TVs for gaming are usually the best TVs you can buy, period. While nobody needs a fancy TV to enjoy a good video game, the right set can help you maximize your gaming hardware's potential. If you're unsure of where to start, we've laid out some helpful advice for buying the right model below, along with a few recommendations for the best gaming TVs you can buy today. Whether you use it for gaming or not, all good TVs are built on the same foundations.

LG Electronics unveiled its 2023 TV lineup with a range of organic light-emitting diode (OLED) TVs that use AI processing. They come with self-lit picture quality, powerful image processing technologies, and an enhanced webOS platform offering even more smart features and services. The company made the announcement ahead of the CES 2023 tech trade show in Las Vegas. While the AI is common in TVs now, it reflects a trend where everyday products are infused with AI deep learning that changes every year and continuously improves the products. LG is pitching the TVs to gamers, as LG's self-lit OLED TVs boast a 0.1 millisecond response time, low input lag and up to four HDMI 2.1a compliant ports.

There's a good chance you get most of your shows and movies from popular streaming services like Netflix, Disney Plus and HBO Max. Which means you'll need some kind of smart TV platform to access all your favorite apps. Fortunately, just about every new TV you come across today features a Wi-Fi-enabled operating system for easy access to tons of different streaming services right out of the box. In our TV reviews we consider that smart TV system, sure, but picture quality for the money is more important. That's because you can always "replace" the TV's built-in system with a good streaming device, most of which cost less than $50.

If you've got a limited budget or you're hunting for a small TV for the bedroom or office, you might head over to Amazon and check out the best 32-inch TVs on offer. There you'll undoubtedly run into two extremely popular models: the TCL 3-Series and the Insignia F20 Fire TV. These TVs have been top sellers for years, with the Amazon reviews to prove it, but are either of them worth your money? That's the mystery we're here to solve. We've conducted in-depth evaluations of both TVs, backed by comprehensive lab testing.

The F20 series generally delivers decent overall picture quality, but with some small discrepancies that we didn't see from the competition in our tests. The TV's overall color production is lacking, and its tendency to overemphasize blue hues can create imbalances during low-light and highlight scenes. On the other hand, the TV's build quality and Fire TV experience are quite robust. If you're a big fan of telling Alexa what to do or vastly prefer Amazon's Fire TV platform over something like Roku TV, you may not mind these concessions in picture quality. But if you want the best picture quality in this price range (so far), alongside one of our favorite smart platforms, you should really check out the TCL 3-Series instead.

Starting at just $349 for the 43-inch model, the 4-Series is as affordable as it is flexible: This series runs the screen size gamut from 43 to 85 inches and even comes in software variants, with Roku (the version we tested), Google, and Android smart platforms available depending upon retailer and region. But no matter which one you buy, you're getting 4K resolution, HDR compatibility, and solid general picture quality. There are some reasons you might want to spend a bit more. This is an entry-level 4K TV, and despite being HDR compatible, it's simply not bright or colorful enough for good HDR performance. The basics of its picture are solid, but it's not equipped to be a great choice for current game consoles, and its backlight isn't powerful enough for especially bright rooms.

How does Panasonic stand out in a crowded TV market? The electronics giant has unveiled its 2021 flagship OLED TV, the JZ2000, and its centerpiece is an HCX Pro AI Processor that not only improves picture quality (more on that in a moment), but delivers a big boost to gaming performance. The 4K set promises some of the "very lowest" latency you'll find in an OLED TV, Panasonic says, and that's reportedly due to the company's customization rather than the panel alone. A new Game Mode Extreme setting will cut lag, optimize the picture and support HDMI 2.1's variable refresh rate and high refresh rate options. It might be ideal for a living room PC, too, thanks to HDMI Signal Power Link support that helps computers and old set-top boxes talk to CEC-equipped devices.

Deep learning is one of the most advanced forms of machine learning, and is showing new developments in many industries. In this article, we'll explain the concept and give some examples of the latest and greatest ways it's being used. There have been many attempts at creating a definition of deep learning. As we've explained in the past, machine learning can be considered as a sort of offspring of artificial intelligence. In the same way, you can view deep learning as a further evaluated type of machine learning.