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Apple patent suggests iPhone will get the same water-ejection system as Apple Watch

Apple Watch Series 2 was the first model to be entirely waterproof, and Apple introduced an important feature to keep the internal components protected. As you may know, Apple Watch has a water-ejection system in which the speaker expels water — and this might come to iPhone according to a new patent registered by Apple. The Apple Watch water-ejection system works by using the speaker to vibrate…
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Razer made the gum gamers didn’t know they needed

If you’re a gamer who chews gum, standard Juicy Fruit or Big Red won’t do your mental performance any favors … at least, not according to Razer. As a follow up to its focus-sharpening Razer Respawn drink, and to meet an apparent need for fortified gum, the company has…
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Lensrentals tears down the Canon EOS R5 and finds interesting sealing and thermal flow

Image credits: Photos published with kind permission from Lensrentals. Since Canon announced the 8K-capable EOS R5 mirrorless camera, there has been heated discourse online about the thermal flow inside the camera and its propensity to overheat. Curious photographers have been wondering what the inside of the EOS R5 looks like and what sort of design features Canon has implemented into its…
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LG Wing leaks in official-looking render, again showing off its dual displays

We’re set to get official details on LG’s wacky new smartphone next week, but today, a fresh render of the LG Wing has leaked leaving little to the imagination. Posted by Evan Blass, renders of the “LG Wing 5G” show the design in detail with looks at both the front and the back of the phone. From the front, we can see both displays in full with the larger panel sitting horizontally and…
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7 years later, Android 11 brings a Facebook Phone feature to everyone: A brief history of chat heads

Remember the Facebook Phone? If you’re a tech blogger, maybe. Anyone else? Probably not. Its real name was the HTC First, and it was an Android smartphone announced as part of a press event held by Facebook in April 2013. Here’s a little more history: One of its headline features, chat heads, has now made its way into the world’s most popular mobile operating system — seven years…
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