Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Tuesday, July 2nd, 2019. I'm Brian McCullough today.

We know when the Galaxy Note 10 is coming, but we don't know why.

Microsoft is suddenly teasing Windows 1.0.

Invidia refreshes the RTX line.

Meditation app Calm is finding success in an interesting way, and Loon is about to face its first big test.

Here's what you miss today in the world of tech.

Book your calendars because Samsung has announced its next unpacked event.

It will be held on August 7th at 4 p.m. at the Barclay Center in New York City,

actually in Brooklyn, specifically, and most likely

that's when we'll see the new Galaxy Note 10, quoting CNET.

The invitation sent to reporters featured a black stylus and what appears to be a camera lens on a white background.

Samsung's Galaxy Note was one of the first major smartphones to feature a stylus called the S-Pen.

A recent rumor about Note 10 said the S-Pen. A recent rumor about Note Ten said the

S-Pen could have a camera of its own, while another rumor said the Note Ten

could have four rear cameras. The Note Ten may even feature a swivel selfie camera like the Galaxy A80.

The Note lineup doesn't sell as well as Samsung's Galaxy S devices, but the big screen fablet has a fervent fan base.

It also has long been home for Samsung's ultra premium phone technology, at least until the

debut of the Galaxy Fold."

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Also mark your calendars-ish because Microsoft says its next Windows 10 feature update which is expected to arrive in September

is going to be focusing on performance improvements and quality enhancements

quoting from a Microsoft blog post the next feature update for Windows 10, known in the Windows

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