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Apple has responded to the reports regarding the iPhone Duo inner display cracking. In a statement to 9to5Mac, the company acknowledged that it is aware of the issue and has offered a basic suggestion.
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Apple is apparently withholding a high-refresh-rate screen yet again.
YouTube has ruled long-form video practically unchallenged. Now Instagram wants a seat at the table.
Beats staring at a monitor all day.
ARMSX2 on Android can automatically change settings, one at a time, to find the best performance.
You can finally buy it without making a trip to China.
Google Docs and Markdown stopped giving each other the cold shoulder.
Apple is seeding the iOS 27.2 update for supported iPhone models with several new features and fixes for over 160 security vulnerabilities. The iOS update brings new languages to Siri AI, Apple Pencil (USB-C) support on the iPhone Duo, and a lot more.
Last week, Omdia reported that India’s smartphone shipments dropped 26% in Q3 to their lowest level since 2016. Now Counterpoint Research has published its own numbers, and while they’re a bit less dire, they paint the same picture.
Xiaomi unveiled the Xiaomi 18 Pro and Xiaomi 18 Pro Max in China back in September, and a day later it confirmed that both are going global. Today, Italian retailer Epto has listed the two phones ahead of their international debut, revealing their European prices, colors, and specs.
Back in August, insiders claimed that the Exynos 2700 beat Qualcomm’s next flagship chips in internal testing. Those Snapdragons have since become official, and Samsung has reportedly put its upcoming chip up against them once again.
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