I recently reviewed the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra and I loved Samsung’s DeX mode, which transforms an Android tablet into an (almost) genuine Windows laptop experience. However, will tablets replace our laptops? Does it make sense to consider a daily tablet for work as opposed to a laptop? I’m not totally convinced about the matter.
The upcoming Wireless Power Consortium’s Qi2 wireless charging standard is based on Apple’s MagSafe design, which enables much efficient and faster charging compared to the original Qi. The iPhone 15 is among the first devices to be supported by the standard. It now appears that Google may adopt the same design as Apple on its Pixel phones, possibly starting with the Pixel 9.
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Unlike most high-end Android smartphones that rely on heat-dissipating solutions, iPhones have always lacked proper cooling systems. Apple only began to incorporate graphite pads in the iPhone 14, an act that continued with the iPhone 15 for improved thermal management. Word has it that a standalone thermal system might be included in the iPhone 16.
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There is still a huge divide in the USA concerning the blue bubble vs. green bubble issue. Many iPhone and Android users there are able to relate to this situation as Apple continues to hold out against supporting the RCS (Rich Communication Services) protocol that is used on Android. After years of pushing the initiative to convince the Cupertino tech company, Google’s effort might have finally paid off as Apple announced plans to add RCS to its iPhones by 2024.
Last year’s Apple iPhone 14 (review) debuted with satellite connectivity that has been integrated with Emergency SOS. The iPhone manufacturer pledged that the service will be free for two years, starting from the activation of the handset. Today, Appple announced that they are extending the free trial for existing iPhone 14 devices by another year.
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Just a few days ago, we reported on the design of the upcoming Apple iPhone SE 4. Today we are showing you a first video and extracted image material that visually processes the information we have gathered. Let’s take a look at and analyze the next “people’s iPhone” of the 4th generation together.
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Since the inception of Apple’s proprietary iMessage app, the divide between the iPhone and Android ecosystems continues to widen. With the Cupertino tech giant still reluctant to adopt RCS (Rich Communication Service) or the more common messaging system, the issue could persist for a longer time. Well, Nothing recently announced Nothing Chats, its new messaging app that may bring an end to the ongoing blue bubble vs green bubble debate.
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Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy S24 series earlier than it did with the Galaxy S23. To date, the South Koreans have not done their best in keeping the upcoming flagship under wraps. Following the computer-generated pictures, hands-on dummy units of the trio have surfaced to confirm several minor changes to the devices’ exterior.
Xiaomi announced the Redmi 13C for Europe, priced at 149.90 euros, following recent leaks. Curiously though, the entry-level smartphone is almost identical to the Poco C65, which is already being on pre-order on the continent for 129.90 euros. If you’re quick, you can save even more! Here are the facts:
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If you’re hoping to snag the Apple MacBook Air M2 in 15-inch or 13-inch size at a discount, there is now an ongoing sale that put the thin and light MacBook laptops down to their best prices. Across major retailers, up to $250 price reduction (19 percent) is offered for the MacBook Air M2.