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The Morning After: Apple set a date for the next iPhone event

Hey, good morning! You look fabulous. Ready to meet the rumored iPhone Pro? Apple has set a date for its annual unveiling event, and Microsoft is ready to let Android players try out its real-life Minecraft mobile game. Oh, and the new Nike Adapt Huaraches can talk to Siri. We’re expecting another trio of models, some with triple cameras on the rear.Apple will unveil its latest iPhones on…
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LG Q70 is the company’s first phone with Hole-In-Display

LG is in full-on IFA 2019 mode already. After we saw the K50s and K40s getting official, next in line is LG Q70. The device was just unveiled by the company and it is the first device of the S. Korean manufacturer with a punch-hole design of the front panel that LG conveniently calls it Hole-In-Display. The screen of the Q70 is 6.4” in diagonal with Full HD+ resolution. The cutout made way for…
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Xiaomi sub-brand Redmi launches its first smart TV

Looks like Xiaomi’s sub-brand Redmi is challenging OnePlus and Honor in the smart TV department. Redmi CEO Lu Weibing has revealed the brand’s first TV, along with the Redmi Note 8 and Note 8 Pro at an event in Beijing. The company’s smart TV debut is…
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Honor 20S reveals itself in magical official renders

Honor is expected to unveil the 20S smartphone next week, and fans are eagerly awaiting the new device. To feed their interest towards the device, the company has published the official renders of the phone, and it surely looks magical in all three colors it will arrive in…
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OnePlus TV will get at least three years of software updates

The OnePlus TV is finally launching next month, in India first, after years of development and speculation. Over the past few days more and more information about it has trickled down, and now we get another piece of the puzzle. OnePlus CEO Pete Lau has announced that the TV will get at least three years of Android TV software updates. It’s the first time (that we know of) that any…
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Google researchers detail malicious website exploits that targeted iPhone users for years

A new report from today details discoveries made by Google Project Zero researchers that “may be one of the largest attacks against iPhone users ever.” The basis of the attacks is a series of hacked websites, which were randomly distributing malware to iPhone users. In a blog post, Project Zero’s Ian Beer explained that there was “no target discrimination” when it came to…
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