After a lengthy period of deliberation involving a naming contest held among the company’s fanbase, OnePlus has finally revealed the name of its long-in-the-works TV: it’s called the OnePlus TV. A community representative confirmed the name on the OnePlus forums, saying “we believe there’s no other name that can best represent our value, vision and pride than naming it with our own brand.”
OnePlus has also unveiled the OnePlus TV logo, which is a OnePlus logo with the word “TV” next to it. For this, the company was “inspired by classic geometric progression, which can be seen from so many classic art forms, such the ancient Hindu symbol, the mandala, and the famous ancient Greek temple.”
The news might seem a little underwhelming, but it...
from The Verge - All Posts https://ift.tt/2Z3QnTv
The Queen’s Park Oval at Port of Spain in Trinidad and Tobago has a capacity of approximately 25000 and has hosted 68 ODIs – the maximum by any West Indian ground. 63 of these have yielded a result and there have been 5 no-results (one has been abandoned).
India will be looking to clinch the One-Day International series when they face West Indies in the third and final game at Queen's Park Oval in Port of Spain, Trinidad on Wednesday (August 14).
He did not let Chris Gayle off the hook and finally prized him out leg before wicket and then returned to see the back of Nicholas Pooran and Roston Chase, thereby effectively ending any hopes the West Indies had of chasing India’s target down in the second ODI at Port of Spain.
Rain has followed India and West Indies in the Caribbean since the start of the three-match ODI series in Guyana. Yet another cloudy day is in store for the third and final ODI at Queen’s Park Oval in Port of Spain, Trinidad on Wednesday (August 14).
