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OnePlus has rolled out the January security 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 longer for flagships, so let’s see how they’re handling the January 2022 security update. OnePlus January 2022 security update — What’s new? Google added the January security patch as the third post-Android 12 update for all eligible Pixel devices save the Pixel 6…
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Leaked teaser all but confirms February 9 event for Galaxy S22 [U]

Samsung’s launch schedules over the past couple of years have been out of the ordinary, but it seems like the company’s next flagship may be a return to normal. To several recent leaks, Samsung is set to launch the Galaxy S22 series during a February 9 event. Korean news outlet DDaily.co.kr originally reported that Samsung was planning a launch event for its Galaxy S22 series on February 8.
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iPhone trade-in values dominated 2021; only one Android phone made top 5

iPhone trade-in values have always been higher than those for Android phones, and last year was no exception. Only one Android smartphone made the top five, and the worst-performing phones lost more than 80% of their value in a single year. The iPhone 12 Pro Max held its value best, with owners able to recoup more than two-thirds of the price they paid a year later… Of course, flagship…
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Oppo Find X5 Pro poses for the camera with reflective back

Earlier this week we saw a live image of the Oppo Find X5 Pro which corroborated its design revealed by previously leaked renders. The picture showed us the Find X5 Pro’s Ceramic White version, and now we are looking at a couple of new images showing us the smartphone…
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Google tests gorgeous redesign of Search’s image viewer with color theming

Google is testing a redesign of Search’s image viewer that replaces the white or gray background with some much-needed color, while rearranging other information and buttons for a less overwhelming experience. Images take up the top of the screen like before, but Google now houses the site name and favicon in a pill at the top-left corner. The close ‘x’ is moved to the other side, while…
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