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Honor is expected to unveil its 700 series in China this December. Ahead of the rumored launch, a tipster has revealed the chipsets expected to power the Honor 700 and Honor 700 Pro.
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The ongoing Apple HomeView pre-order discount and AirPods Pro 3 at $50 off, the venerable 2026 Apple Polishing Cloth is now back in-stock at $9 Prime shipped – perfect Apple stocking stuffer.
France’s per-gigabyte “internet tax” on Netflix, Google and Meta lasted only five days before the budget it rode in on was rejected 458-0.
While it’s not quite here yet, evidence of One UI 9.5 has been spotted. A beta could even drop before the month’s end.
Back in August, SpaceX made it clear that it wants to compete with AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon in the US. Of course, a proper carrier needs more than satellites.
Tapo’s 3-pack 4K outdoor security camera kit drops to $259.99 on Amazon with solar panels, night vision, and Alexa support.
Save $40 on the Nothing Ear earbuds and grab them for $69, with 45dB ANC, an 11 mm ceramic driver, and a transparent design.
Alongside its new flagship smartphone, the Signature 27, Motorola has also announced two new wearables today. The Moto Watch 2 Fit succeeds the original Watch Fit, and for the first time in the Fit line, it comes with fitness insights powered by Polar.
Following an initial announcement in September, Motorola has been teasing the Signature 27 for a while now, having already confirmed Bang & Olufsen audio and shown it off in a hands-on promo video.
In September 2025, Nothing CEO Carl Pei revealed that the company planned to launch its first AI-native products in 2026. Now, staying true to that promise, Pei has confirmed that Nothing’s first AI-native product will debut next month.
It’s time for the second Oppo Reno upgrade for the year, following the usual biannual upgrade cycle that the company has maintained for years now.
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