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With reports of the camera app crashing for a good, long while, why hasn't Google nailed this problem down yet? The latest stage for the problem is Twitter.
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The expected model number of the device has appeared on Samsung's Swedish support databank and it's one bearing an Exynos chipset.
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The 2015 Apple Watches have been cut off from the 2016 and 2017 Apple Watches for this latest watchOS update. Is this an acceptable thing?
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The cover glass on the camera system should be made of sapphire and, thus, shouldn't crack easily — not from keys or coins or even drops.
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Was the support team of Best Buy acting on behalf of the federal government to sweep up evidence for child porn possession prosecutions?
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Consider uninstalling and than reinstalling the Home app on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. It might need a good refresh in its scenes and accessories.
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That's an addition of at least 30 territories to the list. Project Fi subscribers are also able to get notified of upcoming travel support.
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Issues with the soldering to the audio codec screwed up the user experience of the original Pixel and Pixel XL. Now, the suits are coming for Google.
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Those who couldn't or didn't want to argue down the price were supposedly charged anywhere from $50 to $150 for the replacement of a part that used to be user-replaceable for $40.
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If you own a Pebble product, you'll be able to take $50 off a new Ionic. And soon, you'll have more of a reason to drop your Time Round or Steel.
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Best to keep a power bank around your Note 8 if it's still alive. Some owners let their device run to zero and have found that a charge couldn't turn it back on.
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If you're rocking your personal audio analog style, the whole demise of the headphone jack and the rise of the adapter has not been a happy time.
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The iMessage app can be deleted, but, for some reason, can't be re-downloaded anyhow unless the user factory resets the device.
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The second-string mobile semiconductor is getting ready to bring new, low-end Android devices with the latest software on them.
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Google's MVNO isn't able to service or replace damaged Nexus 5X units anymore. For those on its Device Protection plan, it's break or be done with it.
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Just because there's support for LTE Bands 2, 4, 13, 25, 26 and 41 doesn't mean that the OnePlus 5T is approved for use on Sprint or Verizon.
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Just like any other AMOLED display, you're subject to image burn-in and color shifting. Apple tells you how to care for that.
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That would take it another year from where previous Pixel and Nexus phones were only supported for major OS updates for two years.
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Not all returns will get users a new Pixel XL — it's been reported that the UK and Australia are getting back 6P units. But it's some solace.
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All those sensors on those Project Tango phones we saw? Google doesn't need them anymore and has a new SDK to prove it and compete with Apple.
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T-Mobile might throw its weight around these days, bragging about a big spectrum grab and its rush to cover more ground with it this year. But the consumer-side hardware has to be there — and the Un-carrier said it would be there. Sadly, it won’t be there if we’re talking about the phone we’ve talked about all day long: the Galaxy Note8.
A company spokesperson told BGR that the Note8 won’t support LTE Band 71, the new classification for 600MHz spectrum in conversion from television signals right now. It’s a disappointing move, considering that [...]
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The OnePlus 3 and OnePlus 3T will get the Android 8.0 update, but also security updates for at least another couple years... we hope.
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Customers facing an issue on the Nextbit Robin are encouraged to ask the Razer community or self-help. Software updates, fortunately, will last.