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Realme Buds Air coming December 17 with Bluetooth 5.0 and instant pairing

After scheduling an official launch date for its first truly wireless earbuds, Realme went ahead and revealed the first set of details on the earphones as well as their official name – Realme Buds Air. The earbuds will support instant pairing via Bluetooth 5.0 and will automatically connect to your device as soon as you open the charging case. Each earbud will house a 12mm driver and…
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Oppo gives a sneak peek of the Reno3 lineup, Pro version to have 5G

Oppo will release the Reno3 lineup, and while there is still no launch date, the company revealed the looks of the device. There will be at least two phones – Reno3 and Reno3 Pro – with the latter having 5G connectivity both on SA and NSA networks. Both devices will have four cameras on the back, but the Reno3 will sport a regular waterdrop notch, while the Reno3 Pro will have a…
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Apple may offer tighter iOS parental controls this week

Apple’s flurry of iOS updates might include one more substantial tweak before the holiday break. Vietnamese carrier Viettel has posted a page that hints at a release for iOS 13.3 (plus a minor watchOS 6.1.1 update) this coming week, most likely on or before…
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This week’s top stories: Completely wireless iPhone in 2021, App Store awards, Mac Pro

In this week’s top stories: Ming-Chi Kuo details the 2020 and 2021 iPhones, Apple reveals its 2019 App Store awards, Peloton launches an Apple Watch app, and more. Read on for all of this week’s biggest news. Apple this week officially revealed its best of 2019 awards on the App Store. In conjunction with this, the company held a small private event in New York City to honor the winning…
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Flashback: Nokia N9 was ahead of everyone but went nowhere

Nokia’s Symbian phones are often seen as the big victim of the Nokia-Microsoft alliance, but the truth is that the old OS was dying already. There was a promising new OS on the horizon poised to replace it, unfortunately it powered only one phone in its short existence – Nokia N9. Development of Symbian and Linux-based OSes was scrapped so that the company could focus on its upcoming Lumia line…
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