
Cosmin Vasile
Video Game Writer at PhoneArena
News Writer at Softpedia
I write game reviews @softpedianews ([email protected]), @_autoevolution_ (https://t.co/aHbpeX3K6o) during day. Tech writer @Phonearena during night
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6 days ago |
phonearena.com | Cosmin Vasile
CMF Phone 1 was a pretty decent mid-range phone at launch | Image credit: PhoneArena Phone (3a) and Phone (3a) Pro, and is about to launch another one, this time under its CMF sub-brand. Nothing’s upcoming CMF Phone (2) Pro has been teased a few times this week, as the handset maker is trying to raise the hype around the device.
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6 days ago |
phonearena.com | Cosmin Vasile
The Samsung Galaxy M56 is the successor to last year’s Galaxy M55, but it makes quite a few compromises instead of offering customers upgrades across the board. But first, let’s mention that the Galaxy M56 will be available for purchase in India starting April 23. Amazon India and Samsung India are selling the phone in Black and Light Green colors for prices starting at Rs 25,000 ($290 / €255).
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6 days ago |
phonearena.com | Cosmin Vasile
We reported a few days ago that OnePlus is expected to bring its flagship tablet to the United States. The said tablet will become the most powerful Android tablet available in the US, but that won’t remain true for too long. Lenovo has a similar tablet in the pipeline too, although we don’t yet know if the Chinese company plans to bring it to the US.
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6 days ago |
phonearena.com | Cosmin Vasile
Nothing sub-brand, CMF, has just released one of the products it’s been teasing for a few days, the Buds 2. As the name suggests, these are a pair of entry-level earbuds that are meant to offer customers an even cheaper alternative to the company’s CMF Buds 2 Pro. But don’t think that you’ll be saving too much by going for the new Buds 2 instead of the Pro version, because these are only $10 cheaper. Starting today, Nothing fans can pick up the Buds 2 for just $59.
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1 week ago |
phonearena.com | Cosmin Vasile |watching Netflix
AT&T's International Day Pass now costs $20 per day | Image credit: AT&TAt the moment, International Day Pass works in over 210 destinations around the world. It can be used in various regions like Asia, Australia, Europe, South America and more. Customers who add the International Day Pass to their unlimited plans can call the country they’re in, any other International Day Pass country and back to the US for no additional charge.
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