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Xiaomi just launched the cheapest ever 5G phone, with some pretty decent specs. That won't break the Bank

Xiaomi just launched the cheapest ever 5G phone, with some pretty decent specs. That won’t break the Bank

Currently if you want a 5G phone you have to pay quite a bit more than a 4G phone, which isn’t ideal given 5G isn’t quite as ubiquitous yet, so there’s little reason to switch. However Xiaomi may be about to change that.Advertisement

The company just launched the Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite, the first ‘affordable’ 5G phone, alongside the Mi 10 series of mid-ranged devices. All the phones are 5G-enabled,…

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PS5 & Xbox Series X: A complicated battle of SSD and GPU speeds

Sony has opted for SSD speeds, while Microsoft has gone for raw GPU power

Photo from the verge

Sony has finally unveiled its PlayStation 5 specs today, and there are some surprisingly big differences between the PS5 and Microsoft’s Xbox Series X. Both consoles are still arriving at the end of the year, and we’re now starting to get a better idea of what both Microsoft and Sony have…

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Samsung’s Galaxy A80 is an automated notchless slider with a rotating triple camera

Samsung has announced the Galaxy A80, a new midrange phone with a camera that not only slides up from the rear of the device, but also automatically rotates so it can function as both a selfie camera and a rear-mounted camera. That novel camera allows this to be the first phone to feature Samsung’s “New Infinity” display, which it announced last year.

The A80’s automated pop-up mechanism…

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New leak suggests that Apple’s entry-level phone will be called the iPhone XC

Another leak hints at three new colors

Apple’s ‘Gather Round’ event is coming up this week, in which we’re expecting to see what the company has in store for its products this fall. Among the reveals we’re expecting to see are three new iPhones: an updated version of the iPhone X, a larger version, and a cheaper, 6.1-inch LCD version, which a new leak suggests will be called the iPhone XC.

As…

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Samsung cuts prices on its laptops for summer sale

Deals to keep in mind if you’re upgrading

Need a new computer for back to school or any other reason? Samsung has launched a sale that lasts until July 28th, and it might have what you’re looking for. We’re seeing some decent savings on a few of Samsung’s recent laptops. But that’s not all. Its Windows Mixed Reality headset is cheaper now, as are a bunch of TVs and other products.

Starting with…

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Apple reveals 70 new emoji for iPhone X

World Emoji Day is Tuesday and Apple is getting the party started with the unveiling of some of the 70 new emojis coming to iOS later this year. The iPhone maker is also getting into the spirit by recasting the photos on its executive team page as emojis.

One big development is a whole lot of new ‘dos.

Apple will introduce a selection of new emoji hairstyles, including gray hair, curly hair,…

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Facebook Reportedly Gave Companies Your Friends' Data After Saying It Wouldn't

Facebook Reportedly Gave Companies Your Friends’ Data After Saying It Wouldn’t

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before, but it looks like Facebook may have been sharing more of your data than you thought it was. The Wall Street Journalreported Friday that the social network cut deals with a number of companies to provide access to user records and friend data even after its policy change that prevented apps from scraping that very information.

According to the report,…

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China Hacked a Navy Contractor and Stole 600GB of Data

Hackers working for the Chinese government compromised a US Navy contractor and stole a massive cache of highly sensitive data, including details about a planned supersonic anti-ship missile, American officials said Friday.

The hack, reported by the Washington Post, took place in January and February and resulted in more than 614 gigabytes of data being stolen. The contractor that was breached…

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Facebook Is Now Trying to Hire 'News Credibility Specialists' to Deal With Its Fake News Problem

Facebook Is Now Trying to Hire ‘News Credibility Specialists’ to Deal With Its Fake News Problem

Years ago, Facebook fired its Trending News team and replaced them with algorithms after a Gizmodo article featured former workers claiming the site discriminated against conservative news. Then, Facebook tried and failed to suppress hoax news sites and propaganda with a series of methods designed to avoid the ire of conservatives, like third-party fact checkers and yet more algorithms. In the…

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Google Could Face Up to $11 Billion Fine From EU for From Android Antitust Violations

Google Could Face Up to $11 Billion Fine From EU for Android Antitrust Violations

Facebook has been on the receiving end of a lot of government scrutiny in recent months, but it looks like Google’s turn is coming soon. According to a report from Politico, the European Commission is preparing to hand down its decision on an antitrust investigation into the search giant’s Android mobile operating…

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Xbox One Support Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.

According to Windows Central, the Xbox One will soon support Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, which should provide a decent alternative to Kinect for controlling your console via voice commands. will soon support Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, which should provide a decent alternative to Kinect for controlling your console via voice commands.

Microsoft stopped manufacturing the Kinectin…

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Microsoft has reportedly agreed to acquire GitHub, Deal may happen soonest.

Microsoft has reportedly agreed to acquire code repository GitHub, according to Bloomberg. The apparent deal, which neither company has publicly confirmed, could happen as soon as Monday. Terms of the deal are still unknown.

Microsoft’s apparent interest in GitHub was first raised Friday by Business Insider, and things appear to have escalated mighty quickly from there. The companies have…

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Judge Says Amazon Not Liable for Selling Exploding Hoverboards

A judge in Tennesse this week found that Amazon isn’t liable for the millions of dollars in damages caused by an exploding hoverboard that was sold through the company’s website. Per CNBC, a family from Nashville who had their home destroyed in a fire caused by the hoverboard sued Amazon for $30 million , claiming the company failed to properly warn buyers of the potential dangers of the product.…

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We're liveblogging Apple's WWDC 2018 event tomorrow at 10AM PT

We’re liveblogging Apple’s WWDC 2018 event tomorrow at 10AM PT

Oh, hey! Did you enjoy this short holiday work week? Having a relaxing weekend? Good — because things are about to get busy. First thing tomorrow, Apple kicks off its annual developer conference, and Engadget will be doing what it always does: reporting live from a packed auditorium. We already have our liveblog page timed up here — bookmark that and be sure to tune in at 10AM Pacific / 1PM…

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Google Silently Killed It's Tablet Section on the Web Page.

Google Silently Killed It’s Tablet Section on the Web Page.

When you visit Google’s official Android website, you might notice a tiny but important change. The tablet section, which used to occupy the space between “wear” and “TV” in the menu, no longer exists (*it’s back now — please see the update below). Google has quietly pulled down the page that used to highlight tablet-specific apps, as well as a handful of prominent models, like the Samsung Gal…

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Telegram CEO Says Apple Has Stopped Blocking Updates Amid Struggle With Russian Authorities

Apple has apparently relented and let encrypted text and voice service Telegram proceed with an update to make its app compliant with Europe’s new GDPR privacy protections, just days after CEO Pavel Durov alleged Apple was preventing Telegram from releasing updates worldwide at the behest of Russian censors.

Per the Verge, Durov thanked Apple and its CEO Tim Cook on Friday evening “for letting…

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Apple please fix the iPhone X issues.

The iPhone X is easily the best phone I’ve ever owned. And in almost every way, it performs exactly as I would like it to. There is just one problem, a thing that might seem so minor as to not be an issue at all but is the one thing that regularly makes me contemplate chucking my $1,000 gadget against a brick wall.

Screenshots.

To take a screenshot on the iPhone X, you simply press the side…

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