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Samsung's Galaxy S21 phones won't have a charger in the box

As expected, Samsung’s new Galaxy S21 phones won’t come with a power adapter in the box. Each phone ships with a USB-C to USB-C cable, but you’ll need to provide your own charger. Samsung is reducing the price of its 25W power adapter to $20, down from $35, to make up for the fact. It’s also worth keeping in mind the company’s flagship lineup starts at $800 this year, as opposed to the…
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Samsung is bringing SmartThings dashboard to Android Auto

Samsung is bringing more cars into the SmartThings ecosystem. You’ll be able to start or stop the engine of compatible vehicles with the SmartThings app, and activate the heater or AC before you step inside your car. The feature won’t arrive until at least the third…
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Edison Mail adds six new iOS 14 widgets to fill the gap left by Apple Mail

Widgets are without a doubt my most favorite feature of iOS 14, and today Edison Mail is adding six new widgets to its iOS email app. Everyone uses email differently, so it’s ideal for apps to offer as much customization as possible. Widgets are no different, and the more app developers allow for customers to find options that suit their needs, the better. Edison Mail’s new iOS 14 email…
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The Galaxy A32 launches as Samsung’s cheapest 5G phone to date

Samsung has quietly unveiled the Galaxy A32 ahead of the upcoming Galaxy S21 series, with this affordable device being the cheapest 5G-enabled phone from the firm to date. While we await the “official” unveiling of what will likely be one of 2021’s biggest Android devices, the Galaxy A32 5G might prove to be one of the sleeper hits based upon its hardware package and accessible…
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Fitbit says Google deal won’t affect third-party services

It’s official. After more than a year in processing, Google has acquired Fitbit. There are a million questions that long-time Fitbit users probably have for what this means going forward, but there is one bit of good news — the Google deal won’t affect third-party services that Fitbit can sync to. In a letter, Fitbit CEO James Park today confirmed that Fitbit and Google have worked out as…
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