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Xiaomi Smart Band 11 arrives in Europe‎

Following its announcement in China back in September, Xiaomi has now brought its Smart Band 11 to Europe. The fitness tracker is available directly from Xiaomi’s online stores across the region and it comes in two versions. There’s a standard model priced at €60 and an NFC-equipped version going for €80. From a quick browse on Xiaomi Spain, we can see the Band 11 comes in midnight black, glacial silver and mystic rose colors. Xiaomi is also advertising a ceramic white edition of the Band 11 but there are no pricing and availability details for now. As a recap, Smart Band 11 brings...

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Apple responds to the iPhone Duo inner display cracking issue‎

Apple has responded to the reports regarding the iPhone Duo inner display cracking. In a statement to 9to5Mac, the company acknowledged that it is aware of the issue and has offered a basic suggestion. The company sent the following statement as a response (emphasis ours): "The response to iPhone Duo from early users has been incredibly positive, and we are seeing exciting things from developers who are rapidly updating their apps to take advantage of its unique form factor. We are aware of an issue impacting the inner display on a small number of iPhone Duo units. If users...

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iOS 27.2 update rolling out with these new features‎

Apple is seeding the iOS 27.2 update for supported iPhone models with several new features and fixes for over 160 security vulnerabilities. The iOS update brings new languages to Siri AI, Apple Pencil (USB-C) support on the iPhone Duo, and a lot more. Siri AI is now available in French, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, and Portuguese on the iPhone 15 Pro series and iPhone 16 models. The iOS 27.2 update also introduces Suggestions in Messages, Shared Albums in Photos, and support for SynthID watermarks in Photos and Image Playground. In the Apple TV app, users get a new Simple Profiles...

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India's smartphone market just had its worst quarter in a decade, Counterpoint says‎

Last week, Omdia reported that India's smartphone shipments dropped 26% in Q3 to their lowest level since 2016. Now Counterpoint Research has published its own numbers, and while they're a bit less dire, they paint the same picture. Shipments apparently fell 20% year-on-year in July-September, to their lowest level in a decade. Unsurprisingly, record-high memory prices are to blame, since they drove up device costs. With demand staying soft, brands also kept less stock in stores, even ahead of the festive season. The cheaper end of the market took the hardest hit. Shipments of phones under...

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