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Having a 4,000mAh battery, Honor 8C is targeted at users who don’t really like to hook up their smartphones to chargers every night. I used this smartphone with that expectation in mind, and I’m glad it didn’t disappoint.

Acousticians can be expensive, and many retail designers figure that they can get away without one. Worse, commercial architectural acoustics has historically involved designs that offend architects and business owners—think of those dowdy dropped ceilings of mid-century schools and offices. For glossy retail spaces and fancy restaurants, they were too much of a drag. But then again, so were hoity-toity fine-dining establishments 40 years ago, when the shift to today’s dining din began.

All of this you find inside of the L10. Including clever solutions to eternal issues, such as how to provide industry-standard full-size I/O ports in a device that must provide as much ingress protection as possible. How did Xplore tackle this? With external plugs like everyone else, but also by encasing all those ports in translucent silicon jackets that seal against dust and liquids even when a port plug is not in place. Impressive.

As the renovation process continued, Meyers and other workers came across historic details and decided to combine their modernization with restoration.

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As for materials, the L10 platform has a polycarbonate plastic housing with elastomer edge and corner protection over an internal magnesium alloy frame. It makes for an elegant and distinctive look that’s purposeful, functional, and ergonomic.

As for the rest of the case, it’s pretty decent. Cutouts are precise, even if the one for the fingerprint sensor is a little larger than most cases’. Buttons are about average: not the easiest to push, but still tactile overall. Branding is fairly minimal; there’s an "oh joy!" logo on the bottom of the back and some subtle Incipio lettering on the right side. The lip on the front is average, and it barely clears my glass screen protector.

Installation view of Svizzera 240: House Tour at the Swiss Pavilion at the 16th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia. Photo: Wilson Wootton.

Ebony Lee talks about how bad her bathroom ceiling is. Fort MyersÕ Jones Walker is endangering its tenants with falling ceilings, mold and roaches and more due to past ownersÕ neglect. A changing of the guard spells changes. The News-Press saw and heard a litany of such problems during a recent visit to the locally infamous complex nicknamed the Shack; from overflowing sewage to bursting pipes, inadequate ventilation and invasive mold.Ê (Photo: Andrea Melendez/The News-Press)

The built-in screen protector is better than I expected it to be, but that’s not saying much. Unlike the ZAGG glass screen protector I had, you don’t experience any issues with screen sensitivity – at least until you get to the edges, at which point you do have to push a tiny bit harder than you should have to. Because of the giant yellowish-green plastic bezel surrounding the screen protector, it’s actually difficult to press some elements near the edges of the screen, namely the nav buttons. And if you’re used to swiping down on the status bar from the center of the screen like I am, too bad; you’ll have to learn to swipe from the top left or top right. The front-facing speakers are covered by what appears to be the same kind of plastic covering the fingerprint sensor. In my testing, they did muffle sound output a bit, but not by too much. Even the camera and flash are covered, though I really didn’t notice any image degradation.

But even with all of my manufacturing experience and visits to literally hundreds of manufacturers all over the world, I had never been in a motorcycle helmet factory.

Meyers aimed to do several things with the renovations. Initially he wanted to bring in a contemporary feel to the space. With help from his friends, Meyers took out the worn front barn doors and replaced them with large, glass, garage-style doors. The applewood was sanded, varnished, and set up as the bar top. The remaining wood adorned the cabinets and shelves behind the bar. They brought brewing equipment to a small glass room in the back of the first floor, so guests could watch them try out new ciders.