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YouTube Shorts, Google’s version of TikTok, is now available worldwide

Short-form videos have exploded in popularity lately, thanks to the rise of TikTok, and many other platforms are trying to get in on the trend. After testing the feature in select countries, Google is now launching YouTube Shorts globally. YouTube Shorts has been rolling out slowly over the past few months. In March, the feature launched in the United States after making its debut in India last…
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ZTE confirms that the Axon 30 5G will have a 120Hz display to go with the second-gen UD camera

ZTE continues its teaser campaign for the Axon 30 5G, the upcoming phone with a second-generation under-display camera. The company posted the first image last week and later confirmed that it has found a way to double the pixel density of the screen to 400 ppi in the area above the camera (this should make that area practically unnoticeable). The ZTE Axon 30 5G will have a 120 Hz display to go…
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 and Z Flip3 Korean pricing leaks

Fresh off Galaxy Z Fold3 and Z Flip3 TENAA certification story from earlier today comes a price leak from Samsung’s home market. The Galaxy Fold3 is said to cost between KRW 1,900,000 and KRW 1,999,000 ($1,655 – $1,741) while the Z Flip3 will retail between KRW 1,200,000…
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Huawei is reportedly working on a 90W fast charging system

Huawei is working on a 90W wired fast charging system, according to leakster . The current iteration of SuperCharge tops out at 66W and was introduced with the Mate 40 series. It is also featured on the new nova 8i, whose 4,300 mAh battery can be fully charged in 38 minutes (0-60% takes 17 minutes). Does that mean that the Huawei P50 and co. will have 90W charging? There’s no guarantee, the 3C…
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Report: Worldwide PC market rises 13% in Q2 2021, Lenovo and HP take the top two spots

A new research report from Canalys analyzed global PC sales for Q2 2021. This class of devices includes desktop computers such as all-in-ones, towers, laptops, and Chromebooks (as a subset of laptops). Demand remains high, particularly due to a strong commercial segment, as the pandemic-driven urgency for consumers to get their hands on PCs is starting to wane. Component supply issues remain a…
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