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Motorola Razr retail box teased by company executive

Motorola revealed the Razr flip phone with foldable screen back in November and back then it claimed first units will be shipping right in time for the holiday period. We are already mid-January and the phone is nowhere to be seen after a delay in production, but thanks to some photos of the retail box, we now know the market launch is close. Motorola Razr retail box The General Manager of the…
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Realme UI officially detailed: simplified design, new features

Realme has been teasing its user interface for quite some time and even began beta testing it in China. Today the brand officially announced the arrival of Realme UI that should offer closer to stock Android experience. It is based on ColorOS 7 and Android 10 and has…
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Samsung Galaxy S20+ leaks in live images

Samsung is having an Unpacked event on February 11 and we expect to see the next Galaxy flagship smartphones there. Rumors were pointing to the Galaxy S20 moniker to celebrate the new cultural decade and the year 2020, and now we have leaked live images of the device, confirming it. A Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G was photographed from the front and back – that’s right, there is also a leaked…
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OnePlus is reportedly holding a display tech convention

OnePlus was at CES and even showcased the Concept One phone, but the company may have reserved a few announcements for an event of its own. Members of the media in China reportedly received an invite to the company’s “2020 Display Tech” conference on…
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Samsung Galaxy S20+ leak appears to confirm its name and cameras

You might not have to rely on renders or other hard-to-verify reports to know what Samsung’s next Galaxy S phone will look like — you may be staring at it. XDA-Developers has obtained pictures of what it says is the Galaxy S20+ 5G. The boot screen appears to show the rumored S20 name and a 5G variant, as you’ve no doubt noticed, but also reveals the elaborate camera array that…
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Google's EU Android search choice is good for DuckDuckGo, bad for Bing

Last year — following an antitrust ruling by the European Union — Google announced it would start offering a choice of search providers to Android users. The “choice screen” set to appear on Android devices shipped in Europe from March 1st is designed to mitigate Google’s search engine monopoly, and give other providers the chance to get in front of users. These other…
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