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Google Keep’s ‘Find in note’ search feature rolling out for Android users
Last year, Google began working on a feature called “Find in note” for Google Keep on Android, which lets users search within notes. The feature is now rolling out to all Google Keep users on Android. To search within a note in Google Keep, open the note, tap the three-dot menu button in the bottom-right corner, tap on the “Find…
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Exynos 2700 beats the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro in internal testing, insiders say
Internal tests of the Exynos 2700 have Samsung LSI buzzing – the chipset outperformed Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 (both of them, actually), according to anonymous insiders. The testing was pretty thorough and included CPU, GPU, NPU and power efficiency benchmarks. First, let’s clear this up – Qualcomm has officially confirmed that there will be two Elite chips in…
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A fix for the red tint issue on the Galaxy S26 Ultra may be coming later this month
Last month, Samsung acknowledged reports that the Galaxy S26 Ultra display can have a red tint under certain conditions and promised a fix for it – the company blamed it on a software issue, not a hardware one. Said fix is coming by the end of the month, according to Samsung’s customer support team in Korea. One user on the…
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Samsung Wallet adds Digital Key support for Volkswagen EVs
Today Samsung has announced that Samsung Wallet now supports Digital Key access for Volkswagen EVs, including the ID. Polo, ID. Cross, ID.3neo, ID.4, ID.5, ID.7, and ID. Buzz. This is currently rolling out in Europe for vehicles running ID. software version 6.0.1. Only vehicles produced on or after April 27, 2026 are compatible, and they need to be equipped with…
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iQOO Buds TWS earphones launching on August 20
iQOO will launch the Z11 in India on August 20, and on the same day, the brand will also unveil the iQOO Buds TWS earphones. The teaser posted by iQOO’s Indian branch on X reveals the iQOO Buds’ design. These are in-ear type and have silicone ear tips, which should offer passive noise cancellation. However, it is unclear whether they…
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Sony Semiconductor and TSMC join forces to make next-gen imaging processors
Sony’s chip-making arm, Sony Semiconductor Solutions, will enter into a joint venture with TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) that will manufacture image sensors for smartphones. Sony will be the sole controlling shareholder of the joint venture, which will aim to start volume production in 2029. The joint venture still needs to advance through several regulatory and financial steps. Sony will…
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Redmi K100 Pro, Galaxy S27, Pixel 11 specs leak, Week 32 in review
Xiaomi revealed the Redmi K100 Pro and K100 Pro Max ahead of their August 11 launch. The K100 Pro gets a redesigned camera island, a 6.59-inch 185Hz display, and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 V Series chipset, while the Pro Max adds a 6.9-inch OLED display, a 9,000mAh battery, and a triple 50MP rear camera with a periscope telephoto…
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Galaxy Z Fold8 duo and Galaxy Z Flip8 become Samsung’s most pre-ordered foldables in Europe
Samsung has announced that the Galaxy Z Fold8, the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, and the Galaxy Z Flip8 – unveiled on July 22 – have set a new record as they become its most pre-ordered foldables in Europe. The Korean company said that the new Galaxy Z series foldables surpassed the previous pre-order record by more than 17% in Europe,…
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Google kills unreleased AI app
Google is rather notorious for killing apps and services left and right, even quite successful ones. This time, however, the company has gone further than it usually does and killed an app that was never released to begin with. It was called Google AI Studio and it was supposed to become available on both Android and iOS. The app was…
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Apple won’t be able to meet demand in Q3
During his last call with investors before stepping down, Apple CEO Tim Cook laid out that the upcoming September quarter (Q3) will have huge customer demand that the supply chain won’t be able to meet. Cook stressed that it isn’t a case of RAM constraints or lack of parts, but that, put simply, customer demand for iPhones, iPads, and Macs…
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