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OnePlus Buds are now available in gray in the United States

After years of waiting, OnePlus finally released its own pair of truly wireless earbuds this year with the OnePlus Buds. In the US, the Buds only debuted in white, but today, OnePlus has officially opened up sales of the gray color variant. Live , anyone can go pick up a pair of OnePlus Buds in the gray color. Given the relentless onslaught of AirPods clones that come in white, this gray color…
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Google Play Music for Android adds ‘export local playlists’ option

By October, YouTube Music’s predecessor will stop working around the world. Ahead of that, the latest version of Google Play Music for Android introduces an “Export local playlists” capability. Version 8.26 of Play Music for Android introduces a new capability under “General” in Settings: Export local playlists Allow playlists on this device to be played in other apps  If you only…
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Lenovo P11 Pro Android tablet goes against Tab S7 and iPad Pro w/ OLED display, $499

When it comes to high-end tablets lately, the only options have been from Apple and Samsung. Now, Lenovo is throwing its hat into the ring with the new Lenovo P11 Pro. Lenovo has debuted plenty of lower-end Android tablets over the past several years, but its new P11 Pro is a “high-end” device, at least in some aspects. The P11 Pro hits the scene with an 11.5-inch display which is an OLED…
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Google is bringing a kids mode to some Android tablets

Google has been trying to create safe environments for kids on its services, with features such as Family Link parental controls and a section of the Google Play store with teacher-approved apps. It’s building on the likes of those with Kids Space, a mode it’s bringing…
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Apple resurrects its iPod 'Music Quiz' game for iOS 14

Apple is still feeling nostalgic for iPod games, it seems. The 9to5Mac team has discovered that iOS 14 brings back the classic Music Quiz game, where your device plays songs at random and asks you to name them and rack up a score. The company didn’t even need an app to do it — the entire game runs as a Shortcut under the “My Shortcuts” section. Each session only lasts five rounds, but you…
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