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Google just leaked Android’s new design language
Google just accidentally revealed its next big Android redesign: Material 3 Expressive. In a now-deleted blog post spotted by 9to5Google, the company describes the change as the “most researched” update yet, with the goal of making its interface more appealing and easier to use. You can find an archived version of the deleted webpage on the Wayback Machine, and 9to5Google…
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20th anniversary iPhone could get the design we’ve all been waiting for
2027 will mark the original iPhone’s 20th anniversary, and Apple’s planning a major shake-up to its handset’s design that could finally see former design chief Jony Ive’s dream of a full-screen design come to life. A new report from The Information claims that at least one 2027 iPhone Model will feature a “truly edge-to-edge display” to coincide with the 20th…
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BenQ RD280U review: Crisp 4K image, dev-focused design
If you’re a software developer or technology expert who needs a sharp display with features tuned to your needs, you might want to check out the BenQ RD280U. It’s one of the most interesting 4K monitors I’ve tested lately, because it’s not trying to be everything to everyone, focusing instead on getting real work done for a specific niche of…
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A Beyond the Pale Design
Summary The Edifier LolliClip TWS Earbuds deliver a surprising amount of bass, especially for a pair of semi-in-ear buds. These Edifier buds also delivered good ANC performance and are supported by a decent companion app. Unfortunately, the earbuds’ touch controls are finicky, and the case is rather bulky. The Edifier LolliClip TWS Earbuds are not your everyday wireless buds. Designed…
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Here’s what the newest iPhone Air leaks say about its design
Apple is expected to release its thinnest phone yet later this year with the iPhone 17 Air. Rumors have held that the phone will be thinner than the 6.9mm iPhone 6 was, but recent leaks give us a better idea than we’ve had before of what to expect. But where Kuo said the phone will have a 6.6-inch screen, Ice…
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Broadcom and TSMC Consider Splitting Intel’s Design and Manufacturing Capabilities Between Them
Rumors are swirling about a possible takeover of Intel. Nothing has been inked, but Broadcom and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) both are in the early stages of proposing potential deals, according to The Wall Street Journal. Broadcom could potentially seek a deal for Intel’s chip design assets, while TSMC eyes its manufacturing capabilities. More about Innovation Intel interim executive…
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Pixel 9a leak reveals Google’s budget phone keeps this disappointing design feature
The Google Pixel 8a is currently our pick of the best cheap phones, and only one handset looks capable of displacing its superb price-to-performance ratio: its upcoming successor, the Pixel 9a. But Google had to make compromises to get the Pixel 8a in at under $499, and one visibly obvious one is the size of the bezels impinging on-screen space.…
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Pure Storage’s recent hyperscaler ‘design win’ could be the death knell for disk storage
A new licensing deal between Pure Storage and an as-of-yet unnamed hyperscaler could precipitate a transformation in the enterprise storage market, according to Pure Storage CTO Rob Lee. Flash storage has long been hailed as the successor to its spinning disk counterparts, yet thus far HDDs have clung on in the enterprise market. This could all change, according to Lee.…
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Convenient Connectivity Meets a Portable Design
Summary The Raycon 5-in-1 Magic Laptop Power Bank is a lightweight and portable charger with versatile outputs. It offers fast charging up to 65W for laptops. You get a built-in cable, Qi pad, and LCD screen for easy use. I don’t ever want to be without the Raycon 5-in-1 Magic Laptop Power Bank. Designed for ultimate plug-and-play portability (say that…
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How to Design a Christmas Card in Microsoft Word
Quick Links Print Your Christmas Cards Are you fed up with sending the same uninspiring and generic Christmas cards every year? In Microsoft Word, you can create original and personalized designs to add that creative spark to your festive greetings. Here’s how. Microsoft Word offers many Christmas card templates. However, most of these require you to cut the page once…
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