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Apple could’ve doubled AirPods Pro production because of strong demand
It seems that Apple could be getting ready to have enough AirPods Pro units to supply their great demand
iPhone 8 Plus water resistance in question after shutdown of Wistron production line
Industry reports claim that counterfeit parts were used in the waterproofing of the phone, leading Apple to punish the assembler.
Foxconn finally starts shipping iPhone X units, but the first batch is almost negligible
With TrueDepth camera production woes far from over, iPhone X shipments from Foxconn factories have reportedly got off to a predictably slow start.
Production of Galaxy Note 7 FE falls back, may not launch before July 30
The refurbished Samsung phablet with a smaller battery that's guaranteed not to cause explosions was expected to launch on July 7 in Korea.
Is the 128GB OnePlus 3T discontinued? [UPDATE: No, just sold out]
After some detective work on parts sourcing and, at one point, OnePlus flat out waving the doscontinuation flag, what is the fate of this premium model?
Snapdragon 835 in trouble along with Apple A11, Helio X30, Exynos 8895
All of these chipsets that will be in smartphones from every big name manufacturer this year use a 10nm fabrication that hasn't worked out at factories.
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iPhone 14 lineup could arrive with 120Hz ProMotion displays, and 6GB RAM across the board
The latest iPhone 14 rumors suggest that we may get 120Hz refresh rates and other great features in every single variant
SteelSeries Apex Pro, Corsair gaming keyboards, and other gaming peripherals are on sale
Score great savings on the SteelSeries Apex Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard and other great gaming products
Google invests more than $1 billion in its UK offices and shares renovation plans
Google announced that it’s purchasing the Central Saint Giles site in London, which is already the home of Google, for $1 billion. The company also will also recruit thousands of new employees in the coming months and years ahead.
Meta faces £2.3 billion Facebook lawsuit in the UK for abusing its market position
Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, is facing a £2.3 billion ($3.2 billion) class action lawsuit for abusing its market position to collect and exploit personal information from more than 44 million people.
Pocketnow Daily: iPhone 14 WEIRD NOTCH Solution, OPPO Find X5 Specs & more! (video)
On today’s Pocketnow Daily, we talk about the new rumors about the iPhone 14's punch-hole design, Pixel Fold leaks, and more.
Galaxy S22 Series to have Gorilla Glass Victus+, leak suggests
A new leak now suggests that the Galaxy S22 lineup may arrive with an updated Gorilla Glass Victus+ that would likely offer better performance and slightly more protection in case of a drop.
Twitter brings recording and replay features to Twitter Spaces on Android
Twitter recorded and stored previous Spaces for up to 30-days, but it never let users replay them again. The feature was tested on iOS, and it’s now also officially available on Android, and it’s rolling out to all users.
Valve confirms Steam Deck will ship by the end of February
Valve officially confirmed that those who pre-ordered the Steam Deck when it was released should be getting their devices by the end of February.
YouTube starts testing Smart Downloads feature on Android
YouTube has started testing Smart Downloads for some users in Europe. It downloads 20 videos for offline watching every week based on an algorithm.
Moto Edge X30 could be sold as Edge 30 Pro in global markets
According to a new leak, Motorola could launch the Moto Edge X30 as Moto Edge 30 Pro in global markets.