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Apple opens a 600-seat live music venue in London
In quite the unexpected move, Apple has opened a 600-seat live music venue in London. It’s called the Apple Music Hall and you can find it inside the Battersea Power Station (which is a mall these days, despite the name). Apple says artists can “perform an intimate live show” for fans in the venue, but also record it in Spatial…
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EarFun Wave Pro X review
The Wave Pro X is EarFun’s latest headphones and its newest flagship model. They feature a new dual dynamic driver design targeting low- and high-frequency ranges, as well as have eight microphones for voice pickup and active noise cancellation. In typical EarFun fashion, you also get loads of features, including digital and analog wired inputs, aptX Lossless and LDAC support,…
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iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max pre-orders in China eclipse the 2025 Pros
Pre-orders in the US may have been less than stellar, but the new iPhone 18 Pro models are a huge hit in China. Local publications report that a total of over 7 million units have been pre-ordered across all channels. Pre-orders for the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max started late in the evening of September 12 (Saturday)…
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One UI 9 Beta 2 for the Galaxy S24 series now rolling out with new S26 and Z8 features
Less than two weeks after the first One UI 9 beta for the Galaxy S24 series, Samsung is rolling out a second beta – and it brings some of the headlining features from the Galaxy Z8 foldables and the Galaxy S26 flagships. One UI 9 Beta 2 for the Galaxy S24 series was spotted by Tarun Vats. When updating, look…
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The iPhone Duo does not solve foldables’ biggest problems
After leaking more than a communal tap, the iPhone Duo — Apple’s first foldable — is finally a reality. We are used to foldables around here, but for Apple, this is the first and only major new iPhone form factor in 19 years since the original iPhone. Needless to say, that’s a pretty big deal. But as stated before, foldables…
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Motorola starts teasing the Signature 27
Motorola launched the Signature back in January, and now the company is already starting its teaser campaign for the successor called Signature 27. When you visit Motorola.com from the European Union or the UK, you’ll get a pop-up on the main homepage that shows a glimpse of the upcoming phone, which you can see below. Motorola Signature You can register…
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Xiaomi unveils the Smart Band 11
Xiaomi just took the wrapping off the Smart Band 11 in China, with registrations already open on the home market. Now, just to be clear, this is different from the Smart Band 11 Active, which is already a thing, and if Xiaomi sticks to precedent, we can probably expect another entirely different Smart Band 11 Pro at some point as…
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Here’s what the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max could look like
We’ve heard plenty about the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max in recent weeks. The flagship is said to launch in China this month with a triple 200MP rear camera setup. Ahead of any official announcement, leaked renders of the phone have now surfaced. The leaked renders, shared by tipster Fixed Focus Digital, show a redesigned rear camera module that now…
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Xperia 10 VIII, Galaxy S26 FE are official, Poco F9 Pro and Ultra coming, Week 35 in review
Sony unveiled the Xperia 10 VIII with a Snapdragon 6 Gen 4, a 6.1-inch OLED, a 5,000mAh battery, and a 50MP main camera. It starts at a rather steep $600. Why steep? Well, it’s mostly unchanged from its predecessor. Speaking of unchanged, Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S26 FE. It has a new chipset, runs the newest One UI 9 with…
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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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