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Most people assume blurry photos come from moving too fast or not holding the phone steady enough, so they try to fix it by slowing down and bracing harder. That sometimes works, but it misses the actual cause of not taking good photographs. A lot of the blur isn’t coming from you at all. It’s…
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Wikipedia stops working the moment a connection does, which is easy to forget until it actually happens. The habit of opening a browser tab and typing a question doesn’t survive that moment, because the tab has nothing saved to fall back on. So I went looking for an app built to survive a dropped connection…
Huawei Pura 90s Pro Max in for review
We brought you a hands-on with the Huawei Pura 90s Pro Max from the launch event in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Now, it’s time to bring the phone to our headquarters and start its review. The phone ships with a USB cable, a clear hard case, and a 100W charger in the box. There may be…
What Is the T1 Phone? Trump Mobile’s Smartphone Explained
Trump Mobile’s T1 phone is back in the spotlight, with CEO Pat O’Brien claiming in a May 2026 interview with USA Today that preordered phones should start shipping within the next several weeks. The gold-colored smartphone’s release was allegedly put on hold at the end of 2025 due to the U.S. government shutdown, but it started generating buzz…
CXMT’s DDR5 RAM isn’t as performant or as consistent as SK hynix dies, early testing shows — reveals resistance to voltage scaling and inferior manual overclocking capabilities
Homegrown DDR5 memory from China, manufactured by ChangXing Memory Technologies, has been making the rounds lately as more and more vendors start legitimizing it. However, new testing from overclocker Safedisk, shared by Uniko’s Hardware, purportedly shows that it actually carries inferior performance compared to similar options from SK Hynix, alongside significant variance in the silicon…
Google’s ‘Your info’ is finally starting to roll out to the Contacts app
Adamya Sharma / Android Authority TL;DR “Your info” is starting to roll out to the Google Contacts app. This feature is designed to make it easier to share your information with others. Lately, Google has been hard at work developing AirDrop-like Tap to Share features for Android. Earlier this month, we pointed out some changes…
