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OnePlus 8 series gets November patch and tons of bug fixes with the latest OxygenOS update

November 27, 2020
OnePlus released the OxygenOS Open Beta 4 update for the OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro last week, and now it is rolling out a new software update (OxygenOS 11.0.2.2) for non-beta users of the Snapdragon 865-powered smartphones. The new build brings November 2020 Android security patch to the OnePlus 8 duo while improving the stability of communication functions and optimizing the split-screen app…
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HTC to launch TWS earphones with 480 mAh battery

November 27, 2020
The National Certification Corporation (NCC) is the organization that oversees devices getting imported in the United States and from time to time its website gives us a bit of info on upcoming products. The latest finding is TWS earphones from HTC with a 480 mAh battery and…
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OnePlus Nord goes through DxOMark's testing, gets an average score

November 27, 2020
The OnePlus Nord aims to deliver premium camera features and a flagship-like overall camera experience and DxOMark says that for the most part, the phone does very well. The overall score that reviewers gave is 108 points, which is just 1 point fewer than what DxOMark gave to the Huawei P20 Pro a few years back. It goes a long way to say how far smartphone photography has gone. As far as photo…
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Samsung Galaxy A32 5G leaks in case renders

November 27, 2020
Case makers usually plan and produce their products way ahead of phone launches which often leads to leaks on unreleased devices. This is the case (pun intended) with the upcoming Samsung Galaxy A32 5G which comes to us via an unnamed accessory maker. It’s expected to…
AI & RoboticsNews

Robotics researchers propose AI that locates and safely moves items on shelves

November 27, 2020
A pair of new robotics studies from Google and the University of California, Berkeley propose ways of finding occluded objects on shelves and solving “contact-rich” manipulation tasks like moving objects across a table. The UC Berkeley research introduces Lateral Access maXimal Reduction of occupancY support Area (LAX-RAY), a system that predicts a target object’s location, even when only a…
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Some Google Pixel ‘Superfans’ are getting free deconstructed Pixel prints

November 27, 2020
Google established a “Superfans” program for some of the most loyal Pixel owners not long ago, and now those fans are getting another perk. Google is currently offering a free set of prints to select Pixel fans. As first highlighted by the folks over at Android Police, an email is heading to some “Pixel Superfans” that offers up a holiday gifts. Fans who end up getting the email can get…
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