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Samsung Galaxy Note10 and Note10+ prices confirmed

Another notable leakster just shared the Samsung Galaxy Note10 and Note10+ pricing on Twitter and it seems that the initial report that got out last month was fairly accurate. It has already been leaked but confirming from my side as well. The Samsung Galaxy Note10 will…
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Android users in Europe will get to pick their default search provider

Following an antitrust ruling by the European Union, Google is explaining its plans to offer a choice of search providers to Android users. From next year, a new choice screen will be displayed on all Android devices shipped in Europe. This will, eventually, let users select the default search engine, and browser, for their hardware. Google, however, has found a way to spin this into a…
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Samsung Galaxy Note10+'s audio dongle pictured

The absence of a legacy 3.5mm audio jack on the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note10+ is no secret. We’ve had tons of evidence over the past couple of weeks that Samsung is finally ditching the audio port with its Note10 lineup, but this latest leak at least gives some hope…
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Realme's 64MP quad camera smartphone is coming on August 8

Back in June, Realme first teased its 64MP quad camera smartphone. The company didn’t give us a date then, but now we know the company’s next flagship will go official on August 8 at a “Camera Innovation Event” in the Indian capital New Delhi. Get ready to witness some of the world’s first in smartphone camera technology at the #realme camera innovation event. Stay…
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Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) receiving Android Pie update

Last month Samsung released Android Pie for the Galaxy Xcover 4, Galaxy Wide 2, and the Galaxy J7 Duo. And now, the company has kicked off August by rolling out Pie for the Galaxy J3 (2017). The update is reportedly seeding in Russia and Vietnam with build numbers…
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Google opening Android search widget to other search engines in Europe

To comply with the European Commission’s Android antitrust ruling, Google now prompts EEA users to download alternate browsers and search engines. Google in early 2020 will open up Android’s homescreen search widget to other companies. In a blog post today, Google announced how it will let Android users “select a search provider to power a search box on their home screen.” That engine…
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