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Well, I guess we’re officially done talking about the OnePlus 13T, a smaller flagship phone that looked like a device so many of us would consider if it came to the US. Unfortunately, it’s not coming to the US. OnePlus confirmed the The Verge that they have no plans to release the phone here. Boo. … Continued
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We’ve been waiting for Spotify’s lossless streaming for more than four years, but there are some new and promising hints that the feature might finally arrive sometime soon. The X account for Spicetify, a command-line tool that lets you customize the Spotify client, says that a new version of Spotify includes some hidden mentions of […] Read more ›
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Russia's economy is cooling, with a top minister suggesting it's on the verge of a recession amid record-high defense spending and sanctions. Read more ›
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Not content with a real estate empire and the presidency of the United States, the Trump family is wading into the phone wars like it's 2011 with a shiny gold monstrosity called the T1, the marketing of which leans extensively on the narrowest idea of patriotism. Beyond the immediate question — why do this, like, at all? — the T1 invites a question that's perhaps easier to interrogate: How can... Read more ›
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A bit of sad news for old iPods: Macs might be losing FireWire support. The first macOS Tahoe developer beta does not support the legacy FireWire 400 and FireWire 800 data-transfer standards, according to @NekoMichi on X, and a Reddit post. As a result, the first few iPod models and old external storage drives that rely on FireWire cannot be synced with or mounted on a Mac running the macOS... Read more ›
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Now streaming on Shudder, Yûta Shimotsu's tale follows a young woman who discovers an outrageous family secret—and spirals down from there. Read more ›
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Spotify appears to be gearing up to launch its long-awaited lossless music tier. Chris Messina (via TechCrunch) and Spicetify (via The Verge) spotted new lossless references within the code for Spotify's desktop app and web player. With assistance from Aaron Perris, MacRumors has confirmed that the latest beta of the Spotify app for the iPhone also contains new lossless-related code. Lossless songs retain all of the audio data from the... Read more ›
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Samsung is shipping out the latest available patch to supported Galaxy devices this week, with the its latest phones getting it, plus a line of watches. Samsung Galaxy June Update: Specifically, the Galaxy S25 series is getting the update, including the new Galaxy S25 Edge, plus the Galaxy Watch 6 lineup (all sizes and models). … Continued Read the original post: Galaxy S25, Watch 6 Devices Get Latest Security Patches Read more ›
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With the release of stable Android 16 to all of the Pixel owners who weren’t a part of the beta program, we sort of expected to hear some complaints. Things change with new Android versions, big updates often mess with settings or apps, and people are generally opposed to changes if they bring any sort … Continued Read the original post: Pixel Owners Say Android 16 Update Forcing Them to... Read more ›
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We’ll get this part out of the way very quickly. It has been for years now that other phone owners could natively control the brightness level of their phone’s flashlight feature. Meanwhile, Pixel owners are left to download 3rd-party apps to do the same thing, even though implementing this feature might’ve been a line of code … Continued Read the original post: Native Flashlight Controls on Pixel? Wild Android Fantasies... Read more ›
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We’ve been playing with Android 16 QPR1 Beta 2 for a few days now, and while it’s mainly full of bug fixes, we did notice Google’s refreshed Search bar. It has the usual elements, such as the Google Search, Voice Search, and Google Lens buttons, but it also has access to AI Mode, powered by … Continued Read the original post: Android 16 QPR1 Beta 2 Brings Refreshed Google Search... Read more ›
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Samsung is releasing One UI 8 Watch Beta for Galaxy Watch owners, available to download now to select models. Inside, there’s a suite of new features to play with, all of which we have detailed below. Things like Vascular Load and Antioxidant Index are taking advantage of the BioActive sensor on these Galaxy Watches, but … Continued Read the original post: Samsung Releases One UI 8 Watch Beta, Features New... Read more ›
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Supported devices, like the Galaxy S25 series, can now download the latest One UI 8 beta build. It’s a big one, full of bug fixes and weighing in at over 1.2GB. For what’s inside, Samsung notes fixes for an intermittent fingerprint recognition failure, unlocking errors, errors in Galaxy Al weather and time wallpapers, the Air … Continued Read the original post: Fresh One UI 8 Beta Released to Supported Devices Read more ›
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It was late last year when Google and Samsung began teasing the future of Android: Android XR. Since then, we’ve been hearing a lot about Google’s plans to partner with multiple companies to release headsets and all sorts of glasses, but no actual launch dates. This week, a new report tells us exactly when to … Continued Read the original post: Samsung’s Android XR Headset Scheduled for October Launch Read more ›
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OnePlus confirmed that two new devices are making way to the US on July 8, OnePlus Watch 3 (43mm) and OnePlus Buds 4. Along with confirming that they are inbound, we got a few spec details, too. For OnePlus Buds 4, OnePlus says they feature Dual Drivers, 3D Audio, Dual DACs, Hi-Res LHDC 5.0, and … Continued Read the original post: OnePlus Watch 3 (43mm), Buds 4 Confirmed for US... Read more ›
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The latest word on the Galaxy Watch 8 and new Galaxy Watch Ultra tell us that we’ll get some choices, just not all of the choices we had in the past. And by “choices,” I mean that our choices in sizes and colors sound both familiar and slightly limited. Galaxy Watch 8 Classic sizes, colors: … Continued Read the original post: Galaxy Watch 8 Colors, Sizes Sound Good Enough Read more ›
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Pixel 9 can still be had for a low of $599 ($200 off), a great entry price for a really great phone. While some could argue that buying last year’s phone is silly with the next Pixel models coming soon, we know that the Pixel 10 won’t be priced at a low of $599. And … Continued Read the original post: DEAL: Pixel 9 Still at Low of $599 for... Read more ›
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