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OnePlus confirms Always-on Display option finally coming to OxygenOS

OnePlus has confirmed that an Always-on Display option will finally come to a future OxygenOS build after fans voted in favor of the feature inclusion as part of the recent OnePlus Ideas scheme. The firm confirmed that the feature will come in a future OxygenOS update over on their official Twitter account, which we’re sure is fantastic news for hardcore OnePlus fans. It has been one of the…
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Best tablets you can buy today as an Android user [March 2020]

Android phones are capable of a lot, but sometimes it’s just better to have a bigger form factor available. If you’re an Android user looking to pick up a tablet, here are some of the best options you can buy. Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Obviously, the best choice for an…
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Samsung’s new Galaxy Tab A offers LTE connectivity

Samsung has just refreshed the Galaxy Tab A , and the new model costs just $279.. It features an 8.4-inch screen, a 5,000mAh battery, and LTE connectivity. The tablet is available now for $279. Samsung is currently shipping the Verizon model, but it says the tablet will be available through AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, and US Cellular in the coming weeks. Samsung Samsung has made a few…
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iOS 12.4.6 released for iPhone 5s, 6 and older iPads

If you have an older iOS device and were feeling left out when all the newer stuff got iOS 13.4, don’t worry as Apple hasn’t forgotten about you. No, you’re not getting 13.4 but you will still get a security update. Apple also rolled out iOS 12.4.6…
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Nikkei: Apple considers delaying 5G iPhone 12 beyond planned September launch

Apple is said to be considering a delay to its planned launch schedule for the next-generation range of iPhones. The 5G iPhone, widely referred to as the ‘iPhone 12’ series, was apparently meant to ship in September according to a report from Nikkei. However, the current global climate has led Apple to discuss if it should delay the phone by a few months. In addition to the obvious supply…
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How ISPs are using AI to address the coronavirus-driven surge in traffic

This month, under the strain millions of people self-quarantined by COVID-19 have placed on broadband infrastructure, Facebook, Disney, Microsoft, Sony, Netflix, and YouTube agreed to temporarily reduce download speeds and video streaming quality in countries around the world. Nearly 90 out of the top 200 U.S. cities saw internet speeds decline in the past week, according to BroadbandNow. And…
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