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+10 +1Samsung's Galaxy S21 doesn't support seamless updates
Last year, a change to the Android 11 Vendor Test Suite was spotted, indicating that phones launching with Android 11 and later would be required to support so-called "seamless" updates. This feature allows a phone to install a system update while it's running and simply reboot into the new environment without any user-facing delay. Unfortunately, that hasn't panned out.
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+29 +1Samsung rolls out December security patches to international Galaxy S9
Samsung has been near the front of the pack when it comes to releasing monthly security updates for a while now. The December 2020 update has rolled out to several of the company's phones in the United States, and a similar schedule is now taking place with Samsung's international models.
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+12 +1Most Awaited Smartphones Coming Out in 2021!
Is there any second thought about smartphones being one of the most crucial tools for this digital age? Well, with a fast-paced evolution, smartphones have become the new essentials for…
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+27 +1Report: 'iPhone 13 Pro' Models to Feature Low-Power LTPO Display Technology
Apple will adopt OLED displays with low-power LPTO backplane technology for at least two iPhone models in 2021, according to Korean website The Elec.
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+19 +1Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max review: the best smartphone camera you can get
The iPhone 12 Pro Max is a big phone. The biggest iPhone ever made, in fact. The Pro Max’s 6.7-inch display is the largest screen ever on an iPhone. It has the biggest camera sensor of any iPhone, including the three other iPhone 12 models Apple announced this year. It has a 5G radio, and it’s got a bigger battery. It is without question the most iPhone you can get.
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+24 +1Pixel 5 review: Google spends its bill-of-materials budget unwisely
Wasting money on things like mmWave means the Pixel 5 offers little over the Pixel 4a.
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+23 +1Xiaomi's new telescopic lens could make it the smartphone camera king
Cameras on Xiaomi phones could receive a massive boost in quality and versatility. The company today unveiled a new telescopic camera lens with a large aperture.
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+16 +1Pixel 5 vs. iPhone 12: Which takes better night photos?
We pitted Google and Apple's latest phones in a night photography shoot-out to see which one has the superior camera for taking photos at night.
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+19 +1Google's lack of foresight and strategy is stifling Pixel sales in India
When Google announced that its new budget champ, the Pixel 4a, would cost ₹30,000 — a whole 25% less than the Pixel 3a — it felt like Google has finally learned to hit the right note for India. The company nearly checked all the right boxes: the release was well-timed, coinciding with Flipkart’s month-long Diwali extravaganza, and user interest in the phone was right at its peak. It all paid off when the 4a opened to blockbuster sales with units flying off the (virtual) shelves, and then…
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+3 +1Report: Don't expect a charger or earphones in the Galaxy S30's box
Reports from July pointed to Samsung ditching the bundled charger from its future smartphone packaging. Now, another report from the firm’s home country is substantiating this claim, suggesting that the Galaxy S30 may not arrive with a full box.
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+25 +1We're Already Hyping 6G When 5G Hasn't Even Finished Disappointing Us Yet
It was the technology that was supposed to change the world. According to carriers, not only was fifth-generation wireless (5G) supposed to bring about the "fourth industrial revolution," it was supposed to revolutionize everything from...
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+17 +15G Drains iPhone 12 Battery 20% Faster Than 4G in Benchmark
After the first reviews for the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro emerged yesterday, a new report by Tom's Guide reveals the extent of battery life reductions when using 5G. The report outlines a test wherein the iPhone surfs the web continuously at 150 nits of screen brightness, launching a new site every 30 seconds until the battery drains. Interestingly, the test was run on an iPhone 12 and 12 Pro both over 4G and 5G.
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+17 +1Apple's iPhone 12 comes without a charger: a smart waste-reduction move, or clever cash grab?
Apple has released its new smartphone, the iPhone 12, without an accompanying charger or earbuds. Users have harshly criticised the company for this move and will have to purchase these accessories separately, if needed. While some see it as cost-cutting, or a way for Apple to profit further by forcing customers to buy the products separately, the technology giant said the goal was to reduce its carbon footprint.
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+23 +1Samsung Trolls Apple For Not Providing Charger With iPhone 12. See ROFL Post
Samsung threw some serious shade at Apple for not including a charger with its latest iPhone 12 smartphones. The lineup of the latest Apple phones was announced in a virtual event two days ago. Phones in the iPhone 12 series will ship without a charger or EarPods - a fact that led to much trolling of the brand on social media.
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+22 +1The Triumphant Return of the Good Small Phone
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE between the iPhone 12 Mini and the iPhone 12? About three square inches of display. That’s it. Everything else is the same. Which makes this the first time in years that you’ve been able to buy a smaller phone that wasn’t also a worse phone—not just from Apple, but pretty much anywhere.
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+14 +1Companies Can Track Your Phone’s Movements to Target Ads
Google and Apple have taken steps this year they say will help users shield themselves from hundreds of companies that compile profiles based on online behavior. Meanwhile, other companies are devising new ways to probe more deeply into other aspects of our lives.
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+23 +1OnePlus 8 Pro long-term review
The OnePlus 8 Pro was the company's flagship smartphone for 2020. Starting at a steep $899, the OnePlus 8 Pro is easily the most expensive smartphone OnePlus has ever launched. For years now, OnePlus has been transitioning from its early days of being a 'Flagship Killer' to becoming the flagship. While the rebellious teen phase certainly made for good marketing, it's also not a sustainable business model, especially if the company had to keep up with the growing competition and maintain its performance standards.
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+20 +1Fairphone users can buy new camera without replacing the phone itself
The Fairphone 3+'s new camera module is also available to Fairphone 3 owners.
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+16 +1A new 5G BlackBerry Android smartphone with a keyboard will arrive in 2021
A new joint announcement from BlackBerry, OnwardMobility, and FIH Mobile lays out the plans for a new 5G BlackBerry Android smartphone with a physical keyboard to be brought to market in North America, and Europe within the first half of 2021.
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+9 +1Your next smartphone will be a lot harder to scratch
It takes about two years for Corning to develop each new generation of Gorilla Glass, the resilient material that graces a critical mass of smartphones. That process has for several update cycles focused on protecting screens against drops, fending off shatters and cracks by boosting what’s known as compressive strength. The newly announced Gorilla Glass Victus, though, gives equal weight to preventing scratches. That’s harder than it sounds and more useful than you’d think.
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