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T-Mobile and Verizon are now updating their Galaxy Note20 and Note20 Ultra to Android 11

December 19, 2020
Around a week ago AT&T started rolling out the update to Android 11 with One UI 3.0 to its Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G units, and today both T-Mobile and Verizon have joined in on the fun, for both the top of the line Note as well as the vanilla Note20. As usual, these rollouts are staged and so it may take a few days (or even weeks) for every single unit out there to receive the coveted update…
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Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra images and detailed specifications leak

December 19, 2020
Official Galaxy S21 and S21+ images leaked out yesterday, now images of the premium model of the pack, the Galaxy S21 Ultra, have also hit the web (courtesy of ). The phone is shown in “Phantom Silver”, a subtle two-tone color scheme. The Ultra will also be available in…
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Realme X7 Pro begins global rollout in Thailand

December 19, 2020
Realme introduced the X7 lineup on September 1 in China, and finally, the series made it overseas. The first phone to appear overseas is Realme X7 Pro, officially, which just made its debut in Thailand. It is already selling at major online retailers in a single memory option and two colors – Black and Gradient. The Realme X7 Pro runs on a Dimensity 1000+ chipset with 5G support. Thailand…
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Google Photos map view adds satellite layer, integrates your travel ‘Timeline’

December 19, 2020
Last month, Google briefly mentioned that the Location History-powered Timeline feature in Maps was coming to Photos. The Timeline integration is now rolled out in Google Photos for iOS and Android, along with the ability to change the map layer. Upon launching the Google Photos location view from the Search tab, users are greeted with a “See your path through the world with Timeline added to…
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AI Weekly: Facebook’s news summarization tool reeks of bad intentions

December 19, 2020
This week, BuzzFeed News, citing sources familiar with the matter, wrote that Facebook is developing an AI tool that summarizes news articles so that users don’t have to read them. The tool — codenamed “TLDR” in reference to the acronym “too long, didn’t read” — reportedly reduces articles to bullet points and provides narration, as well as a virtual assistant to answer…
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