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LineageOS 19 based on Android 12 goes official w/ builds for selected Pixel phones

Over the past few months, we’ve seen a number of unofficial builds of LineageOS 19 based upon Android 12, but now this third-party ROM is officially available. Announced in an official blog post, LineageOS 19 offers a substantial update for one of the most popular third-party ROMs on Android. It’s worth noting that the official update is actually based upon Android 12.1/12L, but due to…
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Four features we expect to see on iPhone 14 this year

In less than six months, Apple will announce the upcoming iPhone 14 series. With rumors starting to heat up, there are some features that are pretty much confirmed on these new phones. Read on as we roundup four of them that we expect to see on the iPhone 14. No more mini version It’s been awhile since we’ve heard that iPhone mini sales disappoint Apple. Now, 9to5Mac sources recently…
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Sony LinkBuds S apparently borrow Pixel Buds vent to offer noise cancellation and open sound

Sony’s unique LinkBuds doubled down on the idea of open sound in earbuds, but it seems their sibling may go for a more balanced approach. A leak claims to show off the “Sony LinkBuds S,” which have a vent similar to Google’s Pixel Buds. SnoopyTech, which has previously proven reliable with leaks surrounding Fitbit and other brands, tweeted pictures recently of Sony’s upcoming WF-LSN900…
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How to delete unwanted apps on your Android device

How to delete and uninstall apps It would be insane to think that every app you ever install on your phone would be useful or interesting forever. Uninstalling or deleting apps is a natural part of owning an Android device, meaning you need to know how to do it. This guide…
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How to delete your Twitter account on iPhone

Are you ready to take a break from or part ways with Twitter? Read along for how to deactivate or delete your Twitter account from iPhone, iPad, and the web. Before you delete your Twitter account, you may want to download a copy of your information first. Learn how to do that here. Twitter notes that you can restore an account up to 12 months after it has been deactivated (deleted). If you…
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