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Trump Tariff Exemption: Should You Buy Phones Now?

A recent report indicates that President Donald Trump's planned tariffs could spare electronics, including iPhones and smartphones, potentially mitigating the risk of unprecedented price hikes. However, this exemption on select consumer goods is likely to be temporary. Also read: Trump's 'Made in the USA' iPhone could backfire

by Jade Bryan

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iPadOS 19 Set for Massive macOS-Like Upgrade, Says Report

iPadOS 19 is already rumored to receive a major UI redesign, mirroring the expected changes in iOS 19. However, according to a recent report, Apple could introduce significant software enhancements beyond the new interface with iPadOS 19. This is believed to finally deliver a more macOS-like experience on iPads.

by Jade Bryan

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Google Photos' Next Trick? You'll Be the Director in AI Video Tracking

Google Photos is a widely used cloud-based platform renowned not only for storage but also for its helpful AI-powered editing features. Last year, it received new editing tools, including AI-based video motion tracking that automatically focuses on a subject. However, this feature currently has a notable limitation: users cannot customize which subjects are tracked. A new discovery suggests it might soon give users more control over this tool.

by Jade Bryan

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What's Motorola Cooking Up? Foldable Power & a Battery That Never Dies?

If you think of a foldable flip smartphone, Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip or Motorola's Razr likely come to mind, given their wider global availability compared to other Android brands. Now, with Motorola due for its foldable refresh, the company is teasing the 2025 Razr foldable, set for an April 24 debut. However, there are hints we might see more than just flip phones.

by Jade Bryan

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Pixel Update Released! Why You Need to Install It Right Away

Pixel smartphones typically enjoy timely and regular software updates over non-Pixel Android devices. This often proves crucial for addressing urgent fixes and security vulnerabilities. The April security update is no exception and is now rolling out to eligible Pixel models running Android 15. This update delivers a substantial set of fixes, most notably patching a critical security flaw within Google Assistant.

by Jade Bryan

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SOCIAL MEDIA & MESSENGER

WhatsApp Refreshed: 12 New Features You Need to Know

Something is happening on WhatsApp. It doesn't always have to be a brand-new feature in a preview version that you might not be able to use for a few weeks or even months. Much more important are features that you can already find in your app today. That's exactly why the developer of Messenger published a summary of the recently introduced features. In total, there are 12 new features spread across the entire app.

by Holger Eilhard

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ELECTRIC VEHICLES

Xpeng G6 Review | Is This Chinese EV the Tesla Killer?

Electric cars that sport a sleek coupé design are currently riding a popular wave worldwide. Chinese manufacturer Xpeng wants to jump aboard this bandwagon as well, revealing the Xpeng G6 which is far more than a visually interesting alternative to the usual suspects from well-known European manufacturers. We took a closer look at the crossover coupé and put it through its paces.

by Hayo Lücke

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SOCIAL MEDIA & MESSENGER

Sleep Smarter: SmartThings Integrates with Samsung Health

Samsung is updating its smart home platform, SmartThings, with significant new changes and upgrades as part of its promised quarterly updates. Among the most notable enhancements are the integration of Samsung Health for more personalized automation, direct audio broadcasting within the app, and expanded Matter compatibility.

by Jade Bryan

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OnePlus 13 Users Can Now Experience Android 16 Beta: Here's How

Google is accelerating the Android 16 release, and other companies are adopting this new timeline. OnePlus is among the first OEMs to release Android 16 to a wider audience, including public testers, through Beta 2 for the OnePlus 13. However, OnePlus cautions that this update is not for everyone.

by Jade Bryan

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Trump's 'Made in USA' iPhone Plan could Backfire

The iPhone might have been conceived in the USA, but is not produced there. If US President Donald Trump has his way, it would be perfectly conceivable to manufacture it from the start to the finish in the United States. We take a look at the facts and came up with a fun exercise of trying to determine the final sticker price should that highly improbable scenario happen. In fact, is an all-US produced iPhone be even feasible?

by Carsten Drees

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