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4 days ago |
howtogeek.com | Joe Fedewa
Before the days of tiny wrist computers trying to do everything your phone can do, there was Pebble. It was a very different experience from smartwatches today, and I can’t help but wish that the philosophy of Pebble watches had been more popular. Always-on Display Without the Trade-Offs One of the biggest things Pebble got right was the display. Instead of power-hungry, vibrant OLEDs that demand attention and drain your battery in a day, Pebble used e-paper.
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5 days ago |
howtogeek.com | Joe Fedewa
Get ready, Samsung Galaxy users. The next big update for your phone might be closer than you think. According to a report, Samsung will be kicking off the One UI 8 beta program (based on Android 16) sooner than anticipated. Back in March, reports indicated that Samsung had started internal testing of One UI 8. This put Samsung a couple of months ahead of the schedule they’d followed with One UI 7.
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6 days ago |
howtogeek.com | Joe Fedewa
Google got a bit ahead of itself and accidentally published a blog post about the massive upcoming Android redesign. It looks fresh, modern, and playful—perfect for the current design trends. But there's a big problem: will enough people actually get to see it? "Material 3 Expressive" was supposed to be announced at Google I/O this month, but the blog post that has since been pulled gave us an early look.
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1 week ago |
howtogeek.com | Joe Fedewa
If you're a techie like me, you've probably had a lot of phones over the years. Each one is a little snapshot of a specific time in your life. But some phones stand above the rest, and I've gone through my personal archives to find which one is at the top. Now, as a long-time phone reviewer, my definition of a phone I "owned" is a bit different. Not every phone on this list was purchased with my own money.
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1 week ago |
howtogeek.com | Joe Fedewa
The OnePlus Watch 3 boasts a rotating crown button, a vibrant AMOLED display, and a unique design. Running on Wear OS, the OnePlus Watch 3 offers a smooth performance and a responsive software experience. The OnePlus Watch 3 excels in battery life, lasting three to five days, making it ideal for those who prioritize long-lasting battery power. The OnePlus Watch 3 has arrived, and as usual, the company made some bold claims.
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