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Honor 50 series: What to expect

Honor 50 series: What to expect The Honor 50 series is arriving today, June 16, and it will be the first proper lineup since the brand became independent last year. The launch begins at 19:30 local time (GMT +8), and here’s a summary of what is expected, based on leaks, rumors and official teasers. ThreeContinue reading “Honor 50 series: What to expect”

Samsung Galaxy F22 Bluetooth certification confirms it is a rebranded Galaxy A22

Samsung Galaxy F22 Bluetooth certification confirms it is a rebranded Galaxy A22 Samsung introduced the Galaxy F series with the Galaxy F41 last October and added the Galaxy F62 to the lineup in February. The Korean conglomerate will expand the F series with the announcement of the Galaxy F22 next, which has moved a stepContinue reading “Samsung Galaxy F22 Bluetooth certification confirms it is a rebranded Galaxy A22”

Google announces six new features for Android, all landing this summer

Google announces six new features for Android, all landing this summer Google’s already announced its latest Pixel feature drop this week, and today it’s back with another announcement of some more new features, this time for Android as a whole. These six new things aren’t limited to Pixels, they’re headed to all Android devices outContinue reading “Google announces six new features for Android, all landing this summer”

Razer’s RGB face mask Project Hazel set to arrive in Q4

Razer’s RGB face mask Project Hazel set to arrive in Q4 During Razer’s E3 keynote presentation, the company offered an update on one of the products it announced during CES early this year. Project Hazel is a reusable face mask that received a lot of attention from news outlets and fans of Razer alike. TheContinue reading “Razer’s RGB face mask Project Hazel set to arrive in Q4”

Google Messages end-to-end encryption no longer in beta

Google Messages end-to-end encryption no longer in beta Following the global rollout of RCS on Android’s default texting app Google Messages, end-to-end encryption began beta testing. This means that only the recipients of a Chat are the ones who can see message content. Any interception of the messages’ transmissions would be scrambled and undecipherable withoutContinue reading “Google Messages end-to-end encryption no longer in beta”