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Sonys upcoming Bravia 3 II is a mid-range LED TV available in sizes up to 100 inches
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The Galaxy S26s photo app can sloppify your memories
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Why I use Apples and Googles password managers – and dont mind the chaos
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Apple is already thinking about its second foldable iPhone, and it may be a clamshell
Posted onWe may not have a concrete release date for the first foldable iPhone, but Apple may already be looking into a smaller device that will follow it up. According to Bloomberg‘s Mark Gurman, Apple is exploring a “square, clamshell-style foldable phone,” with the caveat that this potential device is “far from guaranteed to reach the…
