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Elon Musk: Tesla Vision to soon detect turn signals, hazard & police lights, & even hand gestures

July 12, 2021
Elon Musk announced that Tesla Vision would soon detect turn signals on other vehicles, hazard lights, police and ambulance lights, and even hand gestures. The move comes as the automaker tries to cover every possible driving situation on the road to delivering a full self-driving system. As we reported on Saturday, Tesla finally released its Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta v9 software…
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OnePlus is limiting the performance of popular Android apps to save battery life [Updated]

July 12, 2021
OnePlus flagships are among the most high-power smartphones you can buy, and if benchmarks are your deciding factor, they’re often near the top of any list. However, like many other brands before it, OnePlus has just been caught red-handed limiting the performance of most apps but paving the streets in gold for benchmarking apps. Update 7/12: This article has been updated to include a forum post…
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Sony Xperia Pro hands-on - true Pro or half-hearted concept?

July 12, 2021
Introduction and unboxing When Sony announced the Xperia Pro it made sure the focus was on who this device is for – professionals in the field. Sony doesn’t even want to refer to the Xperia Pro as a phone, but as a tool, as evidenced by sentences like “Learn More about…
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Interview: Oppo's Tasleem Arif talks Reno Glow, rollable phones, and future plans

July 12, 2021
Oppo will introduce the Reno6 series in India next week, and ahead of the launch, we spoke with Mr. Tasleem Arif – Vice President and R&D Head of Oppo India – to learn more about the Reno Glow design used for the making of the Reno6 Pro 5G, rollable smartphones, and the company’s future plans. You can read the interview below for all the details. Mr. Tasleem Arif – Vice President and R&D…
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Flashback: thanking Android Jelly Bean for the buttery interface and multimedia improvements

July 12, 2021
As Google prepares to retire Android Jelly Bean to the great farm in the cloud where it can play with the alphabetically smaller versions, we thought this would be a good time to have a look back at a life well lived. Jelly Bean first arrived in 2012 with Android version 4.1, but the name would stick around for two more minor releases (4.2 and 4.3). Nine years is a long time for an operating…
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