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The Xiaomi 13 Pro held in a left hand and seen from the front with its AMOLED screen

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How to Disable Ads in MIUI & HyperOS on your Xiaomi, Poco or Redmi phone

You’ve just bought your Xiaomi, Redmi, or Poco smartphone and you’re annoyed by the MIUI or HyperOS ads? nextpit has thought of you and shows you how to disable the ads in the interface, the famous MSA or MIUI System Ads that Xiaomi runs on both mid-range devices like the Redmi Note 13 4G and flagships like the Xiaomi 13.

by Antoine Engels

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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 features: Cover widgets on the outer display

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Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 6 May Run on a Less Powerful Exynos Chip

Samsung’s Galaxy foldable smartphones have always been powered by the most capable mobile chipsets available, which means being equipped with a Snapdragon silicon as opposed to an Exynos chipset or lesser options. Samsung might break that tradition in the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 6 as rumors abound of the foldable device possibly enlisting an Exynos 2400 SoC to power it. Also read: Flagship mobile SoCs in 2024 compared

by Jade Bryan

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The Glyph interface is still there, but it is more limited.

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Nothing Revived the Age-Old War Over Android Call Recording

Nothing attracted some publicity that it could have done without. Following the Nothing Phone (2a)’s launch, the manufacturer proudly announced a ‘new’ feature. Its voice recorder lets you record phone calls “discreetly.” This is considered an illegal practice in the EU, land of the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). However, over in the USA, the legality of call recording depends on the laws of the state. Unintentionally, Nothing revived an age-old battle between Google and call-recording apps. I invite you to dive with me into this “rabbit hole” that goes much further than you might think.

by Antoine Engels

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Google Pixel 8a Could Match the Pixel 8’s Exceptional Display

Google’s mid-range smartphones like the Pixel 7a (review) have been lauded for having a great specs-to-price ratio. They also feature a comparable software experience with the more expensive Pixel 8. At I/O 2024 on May 15, Google is expected to announce the Pixel 8a. A new rumor points to an upgraded display that will be on par with the existing flagship phone counterpart.

by Jade Bryan

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iPhone 15 Pro Max's Dynamic Island Display.

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iPhone 17 Rumored to Feature Game-Changing Armor Glass

The iPhone 15’s (review) ceramic glass is well-known to be one of the toughest display protection out there. First introduced in the iPhone 12, but in the years the glass has existed, Apple did not improve upon it. There is speculation the iPhone 17 will feature a significantly sturdier glass protection with upgraded anti-reflective coating comparable to the Galaxy S24 Ultra (review).

by Jade Bryan

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Redmi 13C Review: Smartphone Bargain for Less Than $125?

With the Redmi 13C, Xiaomi offers one of its most affordable smartphones for the masses. At first glance, the entry-level smartphone looks like an expensive high-end smartphone. However, does the lavish camera element and the back design hide its drawbacks or is the low-cost Xiaomi actually good for everyday use? It is time for us to take a closer look at the Redmi 13C in the nextpit review!

by Benjamin Lucks

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 FE Could Be Half the Price of the Ultra

Recent rumors suggested Samsung will launch a cheaper version of its book-style foldable smartphone that may be known as a “Fan Edition” entry, where it will break cover alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 6 or Fold 6 Ultra model later this year. While it was first thought it would be slightly cheaper than the premium foldable option, fresh news indicated the price gap could be larger than initially believed. Don’t miss this: All the best Samsung Galaxy smartphones you can buy today

by Jade Bryan

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Apple iPad Pro (2022) with the Apple Pencil 2

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M3-Ready Apple iPad Pro and iPad Air May Be Official on March 26

Apple’s upcoming iPad Pro and iPad Air were heavily speculated to be announced between the end of March and April. Now, the latest forecasts from Asia have narrowed the announcement to March 26 while two reports suggest these Apple tablets could begin shipping in April. Can’t wait for the OLED iPad Pro? Check out Samsung’s Galaxy tablets here.

by Jade Bryan

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Samsung Galaxy A15 5G image for nextpit's review

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Samsung Galaxy A15 5G Review: 5 Years of Android for Under $200?

The Galaxy A15 5G from Samsung has a major advantage over other entry-level smartphones: in the best-case scenario, the phone would receive security updates for five years and would therefore be particularly durable. But will the performance last until 2029, and will the phone even be convincing in everyday use? Reason enough for us to test the phone.

by Benjamin Lucks

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AI Features on iPhones May Be Powered by Google’s Gemini

This year, with iOS 18, Apple plans to introduce new AI features to iPhones. It’s still uncertain if Apple will use its own AI technology or work with others like Google’s Gemini or OpenAI’s ChatGPT 4. But, recent news suggests Apple might partner with Google for AI on iPhones, including the future iPhone 16.

by Jade Bryan

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