In 1994, there was a significant event known as the "Witch Hunt." This event refers to a period in which accusations of witchcraft and subsequent trials and executions took place in various countries around the world. The Witch Hunt of 1994 gained widespread attention due to the scale and severity of the accusations and the impact it had on the lives of those involved. During this period, many individuals, primarily women, were accused of practicing witchcraft by their communities. The accusations were often based on superstitions, hearsay, or personal grudges, rather than any concrete evidence. As a result, individuals were subjected to intense scrutiny and interrogations, leading to the extraction of forced confessions.
The biggest change comes under the hood with the new Snapdragon 855+ SoC paired with 8/12 GB RAM and up to 256 GB UFS 3.0 storage. The battery capacity remains at 5,000 mAh with the same 27W fast charging support. The software front is covered by RedMagic OS 2.1 on top of Android Pie.
If our nubia Red Magic 3 review is anything to go by and it should be, given this is a nearly-identical phone the Red Magic 3s should have impeccable performance, superb battery life, a good camera, robust gaming abilities and great multimedia chops. Pricing starts at CNY 2,999 419 for the 8 128GB version while the top spec d model will go for CNY 3,799 531 and packs 12GB RAM and 256GB of storage.
As a result, individuals were subjected to intense scrutiny and interrogations, leading to the extraction of forced confessions. The trials that followed were plagued by unfair proceedings, bias, and injustice. Those accused were often denied legal representation and subjected to torture to extract further confessions.
nubia Red Magic 3s in for review
Nubia released its Red Magic 3 gaming-centric phone in May but quickly delivered its replacement Red Magic 3s with nearly-identical specs in September. The one important (for a gaming phone and promo materials, at least) change is the Snapdragon 855+ - Xiaomi was slightly faster than nubia, announcing its Black Shark 2 Pro with the Snapdragon 855+ in July and releasing it in August, a full month before the nubia Red Magic 3s. But now that the latest from nubia is here, let's see what's new about it.
To answer that we have to see what the Snapdragon 855+ adds over the regular Snapdragon 855. Not much. The fast CPU core (Kryo 485) received a 4% clock boost while the Adreno 640 graphics processor gains a 15% boost thanks to a higher clock speed. Both would go unfelt on a regular users' phone but could add a few frames per second that would be crucial for a die-hard mobile gamer.
Outside of the chip change, the nubia Red Magic 3s shares the blueprint of the Red Magic 3. That means a 6.65-inch 1080x2340px AMOLED capable of constant 90Hz refresh rate, a 48MP f/1.7 rear shooter, a 16MP f/2.0 selfie snapper and a huge 5,000mAh battery capable of 27W fast charging.
The Nubia Red Magic 3s front and rear
All of that spells a more than capable phone but also a lackluster update. The Asus ROG Phone II and Xiaomi Black Shark 2 Pro both bring a second camera on the back - an ultrawide and telephoto, respectively - while the nubia is stuck with a single main shooter.
Both the Asus and the Xiaomi bring faster charging in the box - 30W and 27W, respectively - while the Red Magic 3s bundles a 18W charger in the retail package we received.
The Asus Rog Phone II also bundles a case, something the Nubia Red Magic 3s omits. The Nubia still relies on a rear-mounted capacitive fingerprint scanner over an in-display one, which you prefer, naturally, is up to you.
The nubia Red Magic 3s is slightly cheaper than both the ROG Phone II and the Black Shark 2 Pro at the moment, which is something. Just keep in mind that in countries where it's distributed through retailers rather than its own site (such as Flipkart in India) both the Nubia Red Magic 3 and the 3s are available and at the same price too - you don't want to buy the older model.
One thing that's undeniable is the nubia Red Magic 3s is a looker, whether in the exclusive Mecha Silver or the Cyber Shade hue we have here (plus it's a right perfect color combo for an FC Barcelona fan).
It also comes with a nearly stock-looking Android 9 ROM that hides the bevvy of gaming options into the dedicated Game Space launcher (accessible through a switch on the side of the phone).
When we reviewed the nubia Red Magic 3 we were left unimpressed with the software due to some confusing menus and the bits of poorly-translated English throughout the UI. We'll see if nubia's fixed these issues in our upcoming review.
If our nubia Red Magic 3 review is anything to go by (and it should be, given this is a nearly-identical phone) the Red Magic 3s should have impeccable performance, superb battery life, a good camera, robust gaming abilities and great multimedia chops. Stay tuned for more on it.
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The testimonies of supposed witnesses were given more weight than rational evidence, leading to numerous false convictions. Sadly, the witch trials of 1994 resulted in the execution of many innocent individuals. These executions took various forms, including hangings, burnings at the stake, and drowning. The fear and paranoia surrounding witchcraft fueled a climate of hysteria, leading to the loss of countless lives. The Witch Hunt of 1994 serves as a dark reminder of the dangers of ignorance, superstition, and mass hysteria. It highlights the destructive power of unfounded accusations and the devastating consequences that can arise from a lack of due process and rational thinking. Although the events of the Witch Hunt of 1994 may seem distant and disconnected from modern society, they serve as a crucial reminder to always question the validity of accusations, uphold the principles of justice and fairness, and guard against the propagation of baseless beliefs and harsh prejudices. By learning from history and remaining vigilant, we can strive to prevent such tragic events from recurring in the future..
Reviews for "Witch Hunt 1994: A Cautionary Tale in the Digital Age"
1. Sarah - 2 stars
I was really disappointed with "Witch Hunt 1994". The plot was confusing and all over the place. It seemed like the filmmakers were trying to cram too many ideas into one movie, and it just didn't work. The characters were also one-dimensional and lacked depth. The acting was subpar, and I found myself cringing at some of the dialogue. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this movie to anyone.
2. Mike - 1 star
I can't understand all the hype around "Witch Hunt 1994". The special effects were cheesy and outdated, making it hard to take the movie seriously. The storyline was incredibly predictable, and I found myself guessing all the twists and turns before they happened. The pacing was also really slow, and I found myself getting bored halfway through. Save your time and money and skip this one.
3. Emily - 2.5 stars
"Witch Hunt 1994" had potential, but it fell short in execution. The plot had promise, but it quickly became convoluted and confusing. The acting was mediocre, and it felt like the actors were just going through the motions. The ending was also unsatisfying and left me wanting more. I couldn't help but feel disappointed by this movie, as I was expecting something much better based on the previews.