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FCC bans carriers from buying Huawei, ZTE gear with subsidies

The FCC is acting on its vow to keep Chinese technology out of American wireless networks. Commissioners have unanimously approved an order barring any carrier receiving Universal Service Fund subsidizes from using that money to buy equipment from companies deemed a “national security threat” — and of course, Huawei and ZTE are the first two companies considered threats. The…
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Review: Mujjo’s leather iPhone 11 cases remain my personal favorite

I started looking for leather iPhone 11 cases even before my iPhone 11 Pro arrived. I tried a few options, but my firm favorite remains the latest version of the case I first used on my iPhone 6: the Mujjo wallet case. Since Apple Pay, I’ve stopped routinely carrying my wallet. I can rely on using my Apple Watch for the vast majority of purchases, but do carry a couple of physical cards just in…
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Honor V30 Pro appears on AnTuTu, gets compared with Mate 30 Pro

We’ve been seeing plenty of leaks about Honor’s upcoming V30 flagship duo but this new AnTuTu still adds a few useful bits about the Pro model. The Honor V30 Pro appeared with the OXF-AN10 model number and is complete with Huawei’s top-end Kirin 990 5G chipset, 8GB RAM…
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AT&T will launch its commercial 5G network next month, Galaxy Note10+ to be its flagship

While it’s had a 5G network for around a year now, AT&T is finally bringing the full-fledged next-gen network to consumers across five US cities starting next month. These include Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, Providence, Rochester and San Diego and the carrier is planning to expand to ten more cities including New York, Boston and San Francisco soon. Nationwide coverage is coming in the first…
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YouTube now follows system-level device theme on Android 10

When YouTube introduced a dark theme last year, it was ahead of most other Google services. However, as more apps were updated, the Android client stood out for not respecting the default appearance. YouTube for Android now follows the user-set device theme. First spotted in testing last month, the “Dark theme” toggle under Settings > General has been replaced with an “Appearance” menu.
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