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Galaxy Z Fold 4 diary: What I miss from a Pixel every time I use a Samsung phone

The Galaxy Z Fold 4 is one step closer to perfecting the foldable formula, and it’s a device I enjoyed enough to make it my personal smartphone. But every year, I end up switching to a Samsung phone and missing elements from my usual Google Pixel. One UI is excellent, but it still ignores what makes Google’s software great Samsung’s skin on top of Android used to be the scum of the…
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iPhone 14 price increase may be lower than expected, starting at $749 – TrendForce

The consensus view appears to be that we can expect the iPhone 14 price to be higher than the iPhone 13 line-up – but a new report today suggests that the increase may be lower than expected. There are quite a few reasons to expect Apple to increase the starting price of this year’s line-up, from new features to increased component costs … iPhone 14 price increase expected First, and most…
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Nintendo announces when Dragalia Lost for iOS will be shut down

In March, Nintendo announced that Dragalia Lost, an action RPG game, was going to be shut down after four years of availability. At the time, the company only said it would be discontinued later this year, and now Nintendo has confirmed the end-of-service date. As posted…
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LG's OLED Flex is a flat panel and a curved display in one

A few days ago, Corsair introduced a 45-inch display called Xeneon Flex with a panel made by LG that you can bend to switch between a flat and a curved screen. Turns out LG also developed a bendable monitor model of its own. The Korean company has just unveiled the LG OLED Flex or LX3, a 42-inch screen that you can manually adjust until it reaches a curvature of 900R. To note, Corsair’s has…
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Large Format Camera Captures the Decay of America’s Movie Theaters

Fox Theater, Inglewood, CA | Marchand and Meffre These incredible photos, captured on a large format camera, shines a light on the decay and dereliction of movie theaters in the United States. Once thriving movie palaces have been captured in their current empty, abandoned form by pioneering photographers Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre. The Paris-natives traveled the length and width…
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