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More Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra specs leak - WQHD LTPO 120Hz panel confirmed

The Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra will be able to run its screen at both 1440p and 120Hz, thanks to a new LTPO-backed panel. The headliner of Samsung’s January-inbound flagship line is said to have exclusive dibs on the 1440p/120Hz mode, reportedly leaving the Galaxy S21 and S21+ to run at either 1080p/120Hz or 1440p/60Hz. The other rumor comes up for the second time – the Galaxy S21 Ultra…
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2021 iPhone display to use less power; outside chance of always-on screen

The 2021 iPhone display may use 10-20% less power than the iPhone 12, thanks to a more power-efficient technology, according to a new report today. There’s even an outside possibility of some kind of always-on display on next year’s iPhones. The report says that LG is preparing to create a new type of OLED panel for next year’s iPhones, using a technology known as (LPTO). This is currently…
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Google One reaches 100 million Play Store downloads

Even without being a forced install on all Android devices, the standalone Google One app has now hit the impressive 100 million download milestone on the Play Store. As Android has developed, a proper backup and sync solution hasn’t really come to fruition. If you pay…
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Google tests ‘Driving Mode’ that lets you add Street View images without 360-degree camera

As the COVID-19 pandemic has sort of forced many people into staying home, it looks as though Google is leveraging people power to help populate Google Maps’ awesome Street View feature with a new “Driving Mode.” The Google Street View cars are pretty iconic and are emblazoned with livery that makes them a really awesome standout when you’re just out and about. Obviously, with travel…
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Google Maps Timeline adding dedicated ‘Trips’ view and coming to Google Photos

For users that have Location History enabled, the Timeline view in Google Maps provides a nice visualization of where they’ve been. The Timeline is soon coming to Google Photos, and will be augmented by a “Trips” view in Maps.  While the dedicated experience has been long deprecated, Google Trips-esque features still live on through Search, Maps, and google.com/travel. In Google Maps, the…
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