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Amazon reveals Xiaomi Mi A3 Indian price ahead of launch

Xiaomi is set to launch the Mi A3 in India on August 21, which is also when the official pricing will be announced. However, Xiaomi’s launch partner Amazon went ahead and revealed the price of the phone two days earlier. Mi A3 pricing and variants Twitter user…
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Oppo announces Enco Q1 active noise canceling earphones in China

Oppo has announced Enco Q1 in China, a pair of active noise canceling earphones as part of the company’s new Enco series. Oppo Enco Q1 The Enco Q1 has a neckband design made from a single piece that goes around your neck without any cuts or splits. The Q1 will be available in black, white, and orange. The Enco Q1 features four microphones – the two microphones on the outside…
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First-gen Razer Phone receives Android Pie update

The Razer Phone was released back in 2017 and came with the first 120Hz display on any smartphone. It was also one of the first dedicated gaming smartphones, a category which has only grown in popularity over the past two years. The phone launched on Android 7.1.1 Nougat and…
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Caviar wastes no time, decks iPhone 11 in meteorites

Apple is expected to unveil the iPhone 11 lineup in September, but the Russian luxury company Caviar already went ahead and started offering customized versions of the new flagships. The new design, based on a prototype, includes actual meteorite pieces, real pieces of the Moon, a handful of precious stones and an actual moving tourbillon on the back. The whole ensemble would cost the astounding…
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Disney+ will let you subscribe on iOS and tvOS using in-app purchase, offers TV app integration

Disney today confirmed new availability details for its upcoming Disney+ subscription streaming service, which goes live in the US on November 12 for $6.99 per month. The company confirmed that it will roll out apps for iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV. Interestingly, they will also let you subscribe to Disney+ from inside the app, which means Apple will be able to take its typical 15% to 30% commission…
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