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Samsung is reported to be testing the return of a variable aperture for its camera system, supposedly taking inspiration from Apple that is said to include it on the iPhone 18 Pro. The funny part, Samsung has utilized a two-stage aperture in the past, last found on the Galaxy 10 series. On recent phones, software … Continued
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Since announcing a new, cheaper plans back in February, YouTube TV has been slow to make those plans available to everyone. With the NCAA Tournament upon us, Google appears to have rolled out the Sports Plan out much more widely and is even offering it at a discount. The other non-sports plans are available as... Read the original post: YouTube TV’s New Sports Plan is $120 Off Read more ›
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The Nothing Phone 4a Pro was finally revealed at the beginning of the month alongside the new Nothing Headphone (a) and the regular Phone 4a. Nothing told us at that time to expect pre-orders on March 13 and then a launch by March 27. We’re quickly approaching launch, so we wanted to point out that... Read the original post: Nothing Phone 4a Pro Pre-Orders Get You $100 Extra Read more ›
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We learned that Samsung would soon offer AirDrop support to the Galaxy S26 lineup via an upcoming software update. This week, Samsung made the news official, announcing that support would open first in South Korea. Once the South Korea rollout happens, which is scheduled for today, Samsung will move to bring AirDrop support to other... Read the original post: Galaxy S26 AirDrop Support Rollout Begins Today in Korea Read more ›
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First previewed back at CES, Google TV users with access to Gemini are getting three new features. Now rolling out, users will find conversational discovery, the ability to get in-depth breakdowns of topics, as well as sports briefs. Google details that with conversational discovery, users can get tailored answers to questions and discover new things... Read the original post: Google TV Gets 3 New Gemini Powered Features Read more ›
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Pokémon announced today that Pokémon Champions will launch on April 8 for Nintendo Switch systems, but more importantly for us on mobile, the game is also coming to smartphones later this year. Having watched the trailer, it reminds me of my Nintendo 64 days playing Pokémon Stadium. In this new game, you choose Pokémon for... Read the original post: Pokémon Champions Coming to Mobile Later This Year Read more ›
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