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Panasonic Leica DG 9mm F1.7 sample gallery

May 17, 2022
Panasonic’s new 9mm F1.7 lens promises to deliver top performance in a pint-sized package. Does it raise the bar for ultra-wide angle lenses in the Micro Four Thirds system? Check out our sample gallery to find out. Want to learn more about this lens? Watch our hands-on review from DPReview TV. View our Panasonic Leica DG 9mm F1.7 sample gallery Author: dpreview staff …
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How to downgrade from Android 13 Beta 2 back to Android 12 on Google Pixel [Video]

May 17, 2022
You might have slapped the Android 13 Developer Preview or recent Beta 2 update on your Google Pixel and are missing out on a few things or not having the best experience. Luckily, you can downgrade your Android 13 build back to a stable version of Android 12 if you encounter any major problems or just don’t like the current incarnation. Although it’s not highly recommended given it’s a…
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Google Messages RCS is being abused for ads in India

May 17, 2022
Advertising tends to creep its way into anything and everything you’re using in some form, and it seems that text messaging is a focus for some brands in India. Lately, Google Messages and its RCS messaging has been abused by businesses in India. Over the past few weeks…
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e-Ink iPhone display could combine Apple quality with near-zero impact on battery life

May 17, 2022
A report this morning says that we may see in the future an e-Ink iPhone display, as a secondary screen on a folding iPhone. The most likely interpretation of a follow-up tweet is that Apple is testing a type of color e-ink display that offers crisper text, brighter displays, and richer colors than conventional technology … Background e-Ink or ePaper displays are best known for their use in…
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US solar is under threat from a DOC inquiry, but the commerce secretary won’t step in

May 17, 2022
A US Department of Commerce (DOC) probe — investigating whether Southeast Asian solar cell manufacturers are using parts made in China that would normally be subject to a tariff — is destabilizing the US solar industry, which relies on solar module imports to meet growing demand. Bipartisan lawmakers wanted answers from US Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo at a hearing last week, but she…
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