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5 votes
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A look inside Apple’s A13 Bionic chip and what it tells us about the future of mobile technology
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Huawei’s flagship Mate 30 Pro has impressive specs but no Google
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iphone 11 pro camera review: china
7 votes -
The stakes are too high for Apple to spin the iPhone exploits
6 votes -
Apple will give indie repair shops the tools to fix iPhones
7 votes -
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus review
6 votes -
Yubico releases the first Lightning security key for iPhones
8 votes -
The crowdfunded Dragonfly Futurefön scammed backers for over $725,000, but was only the last step in a decade-long multi-million dollar fraud
13 votes -
Real or fake? I X-rayed my Samsung Galaxy Phone to find out
4 votes -
Galaxy Note 10 hands on
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What are your thoughts on the Blloc phone?
10 votes -
How I made my own Android phone - in China
8 votes -
Apple buys Intel’s smartphone modem business
10 votes -
Samsung says it has fixed the Galaxy Fold and will release it in September
13 votes -
iOS 13 redraws your eyes using ARKit so that you're looking at the camera instead of the screen
@schukin: How iOS 13 FaceTime Attention Correction works: it simply uses ARKit to grab a depth map/position of your face, and adjusts the eyes accordingly. Notice the warping of the line across both the eyes and nose. https://t.co/U7PMa4oNGN
23 votes -
Mobile phones to be banned in Victoria state schools from 'first to last bell
19 votes -
The researcher behind the smartphone “horns” study sells posture pillows
23 votes -
No, you don't look like that. How phone cameras alter reality.
7 votes -
Facebook suspends app pre-installs on Huawei phones
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Bye-bye BBM: BlackBerry shuts down once-beloved messaging service
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SensorID - Using smartphone sensor calibration data to generate a globally unique device fingerprint
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Feature phones and time management apps recs
So I kind of want to try the Nokia 8110, it's a feature phone with an app store that contains it's own version of Google Maps and Assistant. I use my phone an awful lot, and I'm thinking that a...
So I kind of want to try the Nokia 8110, it's a feature phone with an app store that contains it's own version of Google Maps and Assistant. I use my phone an awful lot, and I'm thinking that a less capable phone would be helpful in using my phone less for browsing the internet, news, and discourse and using it more for what I would want to do with it, calls, texts, navigation, music and podcasts.
Unfortunately, the Nokia 8110 is only available on AT&T in the States, and they stink, so I was wondering if anyone had any picks for devices that would scratch that itch, specialized apps, or other tools that could be used. I like the idea of another device that I could use as a daily driver so I can put some physical distance between myself and my current phone, but if you have an app or a system that you swear by, I'm down for it.
Also kind of interested in maybe combining the ZeroPhone Raspberry Pi with support for Alexa or Google Assistant, but that seems like a time waster and a half.
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/e/ (formerly eelo) started selling phones today
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The OnePlus 7 Pro has a 90Hz screen, three cameras, and costs $669
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WhatsApp voice calls contained a buffer-overflow vulnerability that was used to install spyware [CVE-2019-3568]
11 votes -
Google Pixel 3a: High-end features at a more affordable price ($399 USD, $479 for XL)
17 votes -
Samsung Galaxy Fold teardown
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Samsung delays Galaxy Fold indefinitely: ‘We will take measures to strengthen the display’
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Samsung’s Galaxy Fold is breaking before it’s even out
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The Cloudfall: An essay about how to design a truly-personalized experience
7 votes -
Remote Play for PlayStation 4 games is now available on iOS devices
7 votes -
The prototype iPhones that hackers use to research Apple’s most sensitive code
7 votes -
Why the Galaxy Fold will be a huge success even at $2,000 -- "[...] Samsung has effectively turned into the new Apple. They are the innovators. They are ahead of the game."
22 votes -
Motorola will sell its first foldable smartphone this summer
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Galaxy S10 Plus review
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Nubia Alpha is both a smartwatch and a smartphone with a flexible screen
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Razer closes its game store after ten months
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OnePlus made me buy my Pixel 3. Anyone else have bad experiences with OnePlus?
This is going to sound like a total rant, but I just don't know what to do anymore. I've been completely screwed by OnePlus and they really just don't care. I bought a OnePlus 6T back at the end...
This is going to sound like a total rant, but I just don't know what to do anymore. I've been completely screwed by OnePlus and they really just don't care. I bought a OnePlus 6T back at the end of November and received it in early December. It has barely worked for about two weeks since then. The ticket I have open with them is ridiculously long. And then they just went dead silent on me. I assumed I was being ignored. I even got the perma-hold ignore on the phone too. But today OnePlus finally replied after 27 days!! During all this time I just went out and bought a Pixel 3XL and I am tickled pink with it.
If anyone wants a good laugh at my expense you are welcome to read my story on my site read my story on my site.
From the bottom of my heart - be careful spending your money with OnePlus.
*edit - formatting
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Samsung reveals Galaxy Fold and S10 5G
24 votes -
PinePhone Linux Smartphone priced at $149 to arrive this year
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Apple launches $129 battery cases for iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR
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Samsung used a DSLR photo to fake their phone's portrait mode functionality
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My dad had a stroke; looking for free Android games to help him pass time and recover
Last month my dad had a stroke. Miraculously he didn't lose much functionality at all, though he does have some minor cognitive issues that we're working on in rehab - mainly memory. Accordingly,...
Last month my dad had a stroke. Miraculously he didn't lose much functionality at all, though he does have some minor cognitive issues that we're working on in rehab - mainly memory. Accordingly, we want to find some games he can play on his tablet to help keep his mind active and focus his attention. But the mobile game market is hard for me to navigate and sort through for what I'm looking for.
I need games that're about a dollar or less and don't have in-app purchases. Basically games you could give to your kid and trust that they're not gonna be psychologically manipulated into wanting to empty your bank card or something like that.
Brain teasers and simple puzzles are ideal for sharpening his mind but any game that's good clean straightforward fun will work. I don't think he's going to be able to handle anything with a whole lot of moving parts like an RTS right now, for instance.
I can't afford to spend much on this and I don't know what kinds of games will interest him most so I want to give him a lot of choices. I've already looked through a couple of the other mobile game rec threads on here and I'm checking out the games listed there, but I was hoping you all could help me think of some stuff more geared to my situation. Any pointers even just on where to go looking or what to google would be appreciated. Cheers!
Edit:
Thank you all for being so supportive! I've added a bunch of the games you recommended, and I also found a couple nice lists that I thought I'd add here for anyone else interested.
Short List of Totally Free Games
10 Completely Free Mobile Games
Stay awesome tildes!
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iPhone user to Pixel 3 - Let's talk phones
Hello, ~tech! I've been really interested in the Google Pixel 3 (non XL) for quite some time, mainly due to my boredom of the Apple ecosystem. I've been primarily an iPhone user since 2014...
Hello, ~tech!
I've been really interested in the Google Pixel 3 (non XL) for quite some time, mainly due to my boredom of the Apple ecosystem. I've been primarily an iPhone user since 2014 (currently stuck on the iPhone 6S) and I've recently been eager to make a switch to Android. The Pixel 3 seems to be exactly what I'm looking for. Stock Android experience, a beautiful camera, modern device, and I'm already pretty integrated into Google's ecosystem of services, and I feel the transition will be very smooth.
So, for any Google Pixel 3 users, non XL or otherwise, what do you love and/or hate about your device? Were you in my shoes as well?
10 votes -
Watch everyone pick the iPhone XR over a 1080p screen
9 votes -
Sailfish 3 is here!
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iPhones are allergic to helium
20 votes -
Cellphone unlocking, jailbreaking and repairing now legal in US
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Ban on Chinese mobile giants for 5G 'needed to protect critical Australian infrastructure'
6 votes