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OnePlus has rolled out the April patch to these phones

OnePlus promises to deliver regular system updates for its wide array of smartphones for at least two years and in some cases much longer for flagship models, but how is the April 2022 security update being handled? OnePlus April 2022 security update — What’s new? At the start of April, Google added the security patch as the fifth post-Android 12 update for all eligible Pixel devices after…
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Android 12 comes to OnePlus Nord 2 w/ OxygenOS 12 Open Beta 1

After launching with Android 11 back in late-2021, it has taken quite some time for the latest OS version to come to the OnePlus Nord 2. That said, if you’re happy to run preview software, OxygenOS 12 Open Beta 1 is now rolling out and gives OnePlus Nord 2 owners a taste…
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Sony set to launch new Xperia phones on May 11

Sony’s relaunched and reinvigorated Xperia line is set to gain new phones very soon as the Japanese firm has confirmed a May 11 launch event for new hardware. The event was confirmed in a brief post to the official Sony Xperia YouTube channel with the tech firm touting a “grand product announcement” and explicitly stating that a “new Xperia is coming.” In the brief one-minute video…
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How to use wireless Android Auto

Our phones have the ability to make a commute or road trip better with free navigation and access to music and more, and systems like Android Auto make all of that safer and less distracting. While Android Auto is convenient in any form, it’s best when wireless. Here’s how to use wireless Android Auto. Table of contents Will my phone support wireless Android Auto? How to use wireless…
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Microsoft Edge is getting a built-in VPN

A VPN, virtual private network, is a great way to instantly improve your online security, but it often comes with a cost and additional downloads. This week, Microsoft has announced that it will add a VPN directly to its Chromium-based Edge browser. In its latest attempt to…
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EU set to announce new anticompetitive charges against Apple, targeting dominance of Apple Pay in iPhone

The Financial Times is reporting that Apple is set to come under fire on fresh anticompetitive charges from the European Union, which will likely be formally announced next week. Apple will face the complaint that it unfairly monopolizes the mobile payments system on the iPhone, by promoting Apple Pay and restricting other services from having the same access to the iPhone’s NFC hardware. News…
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