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iPhone 16 Launch Lacks Two Major AI Features

Apple is set to announce the iPhone 16 this week, but it is widely anticipated the new iPhones won’t receive any Apple Intelligence features at launch. Instead, the new AI features are slated to arrive with iOS 18.1 at a later date and even so, only some will make it in the first launch. Now, a new report suggests two of those major AI features will be further delayed by December. Also read: All Apple Intelligence features you should know

by Jade Bryan

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Google Pixel 9 with the redesigned quick settings panel set to arrive via Android 16

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Android 16 Could Bring a Major Overhaul to Quick Settings

With the release of Android 15, most of the new features and changes focus more on functionality and security rather than customization. This is also true for the quick settings panel, which has only seen minor tweaks compared to recent Android versions, at least in the stock version. However, it may get a more significant update in Android 16 next year.

by Jade Bryan

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Nothing Phone (2a) Plus Review: Balancing Price and Performance

The Nothing Phone (2a) Plus is an experiment. With this slightly more premium version than the Nothing Phone (2a), the manufacturer wants to test you. Nothing wants to see what changes, improvements, and compromises you’re prepared to accept in a mid-range smartphone. With a slightly more advanced spec sheet, can the Nothing Phone (2a) Plus convince you to pay 100 bucks more than the Nothing Phone (2a)? I give you my honest opinion in this full review.

by Antoine Engels

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Samsung Galaxy S24 (left), next to the Xiaomi 14 (right)

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AI Overload: One UI 6.1.1 Update Heads to More Galaxy Devices

Samsung’s latest Galaxy Z foldable smartphones debuted with One UI 6.1.1, bringing new generative AI features. At IFA, the company announced the One UO 6.1.1 has started rolling out to more Galaxy devices including the Galaxy S24 series which will receive camera and audio enhancements in addition to new Galaxy AI features.

by Jade Bryan

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Pixel 9 Pro XL vs iPhone 15 Pro Max: Which Premium Smartphone is Better?

The Pixel 9 Pro XL or iPhone 15 Pro Max raises a very interesting question: which flagship smartphone do I buy in 2024? Which high-end smartphone should you select for the best display, the best battery life, or the best camera? To provide you with a clear recommendation, we’ve put the Pixel 9 Pro XL and iPhone 15 Pro Max through their paces in this comprehensive comparison article. Also read: Google Pixel 9 series comparison

by Florian Philon

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nextpit crowns the Honor Magic V3 as the best 2024 foldable.

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Honor Magic V3 Review: Technical Tour de Force

Honor announced the Magic V3 smartphone, its third-generation foldable and we had the chance to test this impressive phone. Keep reading to find out our impressions about the design, performance, display, and battery life of the thinnest foldable phone on the market.

by Rubens Eishima

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Bluetooth 6.0 Will Transform How You Find Lost Devices

The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG), which manages the Bluetooth standard, has announced Bluetooth 6.0. This new version comes after Bluetooth 5.0, which was released in 2016. After several years, Bluetooth 6.0 introduces important improvements, especially in accurate device tracking and enhanced security. Also read: How to diagnose and fix mobile data on your phone

by Jade Bryan

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Study: Radiation from Mobile Phones Won’t Cause Cancer

The advent of mobile phones not only brought technological wonders but also caused persistent concerns that prolonged radio wave exposure could cause brain cancer, an idea that is still present today. While extensive research has disproved such a potential link, a new review further supports these previous findings. Also read: How to use your phone as a Wi-Fi extender

by Jade Bryan

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Fairphone 5 Review: Hopeful Innovation?

Fairphone, the manufacturer of sustainable, eco-responsible smartphones, is back with the Fairphone 5. The specifications are a little bit more attractive this year, sporting an OLED screen and a triple 50 MP camera module. The smartphone will receive Android updates for up to a whopping eight years! Is the Fairphone 5 worth jumping on the sustainability bandwagon? I give my opinion in this comprehensive review.

by Antoine Engels

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Want to Chat with Gemini Live? Here’s How to Do It

With the unveiling of the Google Pixel 9 series, the company also introduced Gemini Live: A way to let you converse with Google’s AI naturally. It is already possible to chat with the AI even if you are not using a Pixel phone. This article explains how this works and what you need to consider.

by Carsten Drees

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