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Oppo folding phone specs leak

Oppo has teased its entry in the folding phone game for a long time now. We first saw the company’s prototype back in 2019 and have since heard severalrumors about the device. Now, reliable tipster Digital Chat Station is here to fill us in on the basic parameters of the upcoming Oppo foldable phone. Oppo folding phone prototype (image: Weibo) The device is said to resemble Huawei’s Mate X2…
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OnePlus Watch Harry Potter Edition is coming soon

The OnePlus Watch Harry Potter Edition we heard about a couple of months ago will launch soon as the company’s Indian branch took to Twitter to tease the special edition smartwatch. OnePlus doesn’t explicitly confirm the name, but it has dropped a few hints that prove this is the Harry Potter Edition.. For starters, the teaser image shared by OnePlus on Twitter shows the watch with a…
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HTC unveils portable Vive Flow immersive glasses for relaxation

Join gaming leaders online at GamesBeat Summit Next this upcoming November 9-10. Learn more about what comes next.  HTC is taking virtual reality in a new direction today with the portable Vive Flow immersive glasses. The Vive Flow looks more like compact and lightweight…
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Clubhouse for iOS adds new Music Mode and search improvements

To improve its community experience, Clubhouse is launching a new Music Mode, which it says will help people sound better when performing in a live room. Whether you’re workshopping that new song, playing piano, or hosting a jam session with your friends, Music Mode optimizes Clubhouse to broadcast your music with high quality and great stereo sound. You’ll also be able to use professional…
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Google switching to continuous scrolling for mobile Search results

Following the bigger Android and iOS redesign in January, Google Search will soon adopt continuous scrolling on the mobile web. Quite simply, there will no longer be a “See more” button once you reach the bottom of the page. That said, you’ll continue to see the list of “Related searches” on the first “page”/initial set of results: Now, when you reach the bottom of a search…
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