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Google’s Pixel 8a Leaked Colors Reveal a Head-Turning Mint

Google has not done its best to keep the Pixel 8a under wraps. After the alleged hands-on image of the device emerged, the entire color range of the Pixel 8a has now been revealed which lends weight to earlier speculation about its color options offered. Also read: Smartphones priced under $400 compared

by Jade Bryan

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OnePlus Pad 2 Might Be A Serious Galaxy Tab S9 Rival

OnePlus launched its very first Android tablet almost exactly last year. While we don’t expect to see a successor anytime soon, initial details about the device including its release date and processor have started to surface. Prefer a Samsung tablet? Check out the Galaxy slabs you can buy today.

by Jade Bryan

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Without the iPhone 15 Pro Max, there would be no iPhone 16 Pro Max design.

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iPhone 17 Pro: New Chip Promises Big Performance and Battery Life Improvements

The iPhone 15 Pro (review) has surely made its name for a few reasons. One of which was being the first smartphone equipped with 3 nm system-on-chip. Now, the iPhone 17 Pro slated to arrive in 2025 is gearing up to make another record in the same regards as it is rumored to take advantage of a 2 nm silicon.

by Jade Bryan

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How to Activate and Use Camera or Screen Flash Notification on Android

Android phones popularized LED indicators, but those were phased out and replaced by always-on displays or flashlight alerts. In Android 14, Google integrated the feature back as flash notifications that utilize the camera LED and screen. This is a similar function already available on Samsung Galaxy phones. Here’s how to enable and use it on your Pixel.

by Jade Bryan

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Is the Honor Magic 6 Pro the Best for Battery Life and Creating Content?

The Magic 6 Pro is a powerful smartphone, bolstered by advanced software and an innovative feature set. Above all, this flagship is designed for battery endurance and robust multimedia functionality. But is this enough in an increasingly saturated smartphone market? That’s precisely what I aim to address in this Honor Magic 6 Pro review.

by Camila Rinaldi

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Sony Xperia 1 VI Renders Show It Won’t Get Dramatic Design Upgrade

The Sony Xperia 1 VI has been leaked recently, with the reports heavily indicating it will depart from the extra long form factor and adopt a more conventional smartphone shape. As to how this will result in real-life is yet to be seen. However, third-party renders of the device with the said changes reflected have surfaced, giving us a closer view on how it could look. Don’t miss: Best camera phones in 2024 compared

by Jade Bryan

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How to Capture Scrolling Screenshots on Android

Are you looking for ways to capture scrolling screenshots on your Android smartphone? It turns out you have come to the right place! In this detailed article, we have listed several methods using which you can capture scrolling screenshots or long screenshots on your Android smartphone in just a few simple steps.

by Rahul Srinivas

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Apple's self-repair showing an iPhone 14 Pro being torn down

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Cheaper Self-Repair: Apple to Allow Used Parts for iPhone Repairs

Apple is one of the pioneers of self-service repair program that allowed iPhone users to fix their device provided they will only use new and genuine replacement parts. But with the announcement today, the iPhone maker is shifting away from one key area of its stringent service process which will let customers and third-party service centers utilized used parts. Also read: How to extend iPhone’s battery life using the low power mode

by Jade Bryan

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iPhone 16 May Feature More Playful Colors Than the iPhone 15

With the next iPhone event happening less than half a year from now, we’re picking up more leaks about the iPhone 16. After the leaked list of colorways for the iPhone 16 Pro, a new report is claiming which colors the upcoming standard iPhone models would be offered. And it appears they’re going to be as fancy as the iPhone 15 (review), but is said to add white and purple into the mix.

by Jade Bryan

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Xiaomi HyperOS Review: Is MIUI’s Replacement Up to the Challenge? Well…

MOUI 15, that’s what Xiaomi’s new Android overlay should have been called. Because despite all the hype Xiaomi has created around HyperOS, I could sum up my impressions with a simple “phew”. HyperOS looks a lot like MIUI 14 and there aren’t many new features. Worse still, some very popular features have been lost. And the famous new AI functions are still not available. In short, if you haven’t yet been able to install HyperOS on your Xiaomi smartphone, find out what’s in store for you in this interface test.

by Antoine Engels

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