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Google Photos now lets you sync your liked images with Apple Photos on iOS

After recently hitting the 5 billion download milestone on Android, Google Photos is looking to target the other side of the mobile OS fence with some new features. For those using an iOS device, Google Photos now offers the ability to sync your liked content with Apple Photos. While Google Photos is cross-platform, it’s hard to fully utilize it on iOS due to certain restrictions put in place…
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Australian electric motorcycle company Savic prepares for production down under

We’ve been following Savic Motorcycles for the last year or so, watching them progress towards commercial release of their electric motorcycles. Now the company is marching closer to production while showing off its new C-Series prototype and a new workshop. Savic Motorcycles is an Australian electric motorcycle builder currently in pre-production, having recently moved into a larger space to…
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Tesla Full Self-Driving settings leak, revealing myriad of options, including some funny ones

The development settings for Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta have leaked and it is revealing a myriad of options that FSD can do, including some funny ones. Over the last few months, Tesla has been pushing its Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta software to a limited group of Tesla vehicle owners in order to test an early version of the company’s autonomous driving system. The feature builds on…
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OnePlus 9 Pro tipped to have IP rating, 9E to join the lineup

OnePlus has been under fire for skipping the IP water and dust-proof certificate on its flagship phones for years and the company finally introduced its first phone with an official IP rating this year – the OnePlus 8 Pro. However, the vanilla OnePlus 8 skipped that…
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Huawei Mate 40 Pro's iFixit teardown ends with a mediocre repairability rating

The latest teardown victim of the folks over at iFixit is Huawei’s Mate 40 Pro which managed a 4/10 repairability score. Access to all major components is relatively easy though taking off the display requires plenty of caution due to the huge amount of adhesive used around the panel. Like most teardowns, this one begins by heating up the back and prying open the rear panel. The authors note…
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