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Samsung finally wins first approval for a Galaxy Watch blood pressure app

Samsung’s long-gestating effort to bring blood pressure monitoring to its Galaxy Watch wearables took a step forward today with the company’s announcement that it has finally received clearance to make its blood pressure app available in one country. This is the first positive sign in a regulatory process that’s been underway for more than a year. But the potentially lifesaving feature still…
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Pixelmator for iOS adopts Files document browser, new image size presets

With today’s update, Pixelmator for iOS is replacing its custom gallery with the system native Files document picker. This means the app can now better integrate with iCloud Drive and other file providers, with a common UI seen across the system. As a Pixelmator user, it is now much easier to manage your files, apply tags and interoperate with saved projects in iCloud and other cloud storage…
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iPhone SE: hands on with every official Apple case [Video]

As with every iPhone launch, Apple has produced a variety of official cases to go along with its new iPhone SE hardware. Unlike the iPhone 11, which featured 17 unique official Apple cases at launch, the iPhone SE’s official case options are much more modest. In total, there are just six new official iPhone SE cases to choose from. We were able to pick up all six for an early hands-on look at…
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Huawei caught red-handed (again) claiming DSLR photos were shot on smartphone cameras

Smartphone cameras are getting ridiculously good which means, generally, that OEMs don’t have to lie or exaggerate how good their cameras are. Huawei, though, has been caught red-handed  using an expensive DSLR camera to exaggerate the quality of its smartphone, this time with the Huawei P40 Pro. Huawei is currently running a contest for its fans in China to promote the Huawei P40 Pro. On…
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