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OnePlus TV will sport a 55" QLED display

A few days ago Chinese phone maker OnePlus announced that it will unveil its OnePlus TV next month. At the time the company didn’t share any details about its TV, but now it has confirmed its OnePlus TV will feature a 55-inch QLED display. Details are still scarce about the OnePlus TV, but it’s expected to come with an HDR panel, Bluetooth remote, and AI assistant. Upgrade to an…
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Xiaomi Mi A3 goes on sale in India

The Xiaomi Mi A3 goes on sale in India today starting noon local time. The 4GB/64GB variant is priced at INR12,999 ($180/€165) while the 6GB/128GB model costs INR15,999 ($225/€200). You can buy one from Amazon.in, Mi.com, and Mi Home stores across the country. The Mi A3…
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'Fortnite' finally nerfs the hated B.R.U.T.E. mechs

With the debut of Fortnite season X a few weeks ago, Epic Games added some superpowered B.R.U.T.E. mech suits to its battle royale game. According to the company, its mechs were intended to help level the playing field, but many high-level and even more every day-type players complained that they were just too powerful. Epic responded initially by limiting their appearances during the game’s…
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Oppo Reno A leaks, shows off its mid-range looks

Oppo’s Reno2 is coming soon, as you could probably tell by all the leaks and teasers. The Chinese company’s Reno lineup, that debuted only a few months ago, is apparently going to expand its reach and get ever more crowded, as a Reno A smartphone is also in…
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How to disable Bixby on the Galaxy Note 10

Samsung’s digital assistant Bixby has been around since the debut of the Galaxy S8, and three years later it’s still a core part of every flagship from the company. With the Galaxy Note 10, Bixby has a new trigger and it’s also easier to disable than ever before. Here’s how to disable Bixby on the Galaxy Note 10. The most intrusive place for Bixby on the Galaxy Note 10 and…
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