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August 16, 2022

It seems like just yesterday, we started telling you about the Android 13 Beta. And now, Android 13 is fully baked and ready to send out to phones. It has tons of new features, stylings, and more. But personally, as someone constantly using earbuds, I’m super excited for proper Bluetooth LE support. Finally.

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Nothing Phone 1 Review: A Surprisingly Good Phone With a Party Trick


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In June, rumors started swirling that Google was getting ready to finally release an all-new Nest Wifi router that embraces the future by featuring Wi-Fi 6E. Now, it looks like that device just cleared FCC approval, hinting at an upcoming release. Read More »

 
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Rivian Starts Testing Cheaper Dual-Motor Configuration For R1T


Electric vehicle maker Rivian is busy testing a new dual-motor configuration for its popular R1T and R1S electric vehicles. The company recently confirmed these cheaper motors are being winter-tested in the harsh outdoor elements of New Zealand. Read More »

 
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Samsung’s Epic Odyssey Ark 55-inch Monitor Goes Up for Pre-Order


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