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Deals: Apple, Oppo, and Samsung’s flagship smartphones are available at reduced prices‎

The Oppo Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max went on pre-order last week, and are now available for purchase. Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series and the latest Galaxy foldables are also on sale alongside Apple’s iPhone 17 lineup. Both Find X10 and Find X10 Pro Max are available with a £100 discount on Amazon UK. The former comes with a triple-rear camera setup that houses two 200MP sensors. It also gets a 6.59-inch display, a 7,150mAh battery, and the Dimensity 9600M chipset. Oppo Find X10 £100 off Read our...

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Here's how to reclaim 15GB of storage after iOS 27 update‎

With the arrival of iOS 27, Apple was hoping to make up a lot of ground in the AI space, but the new and improved Apple Intelligence comes with a huge caveat. Users who have already updated their iPhones to iOS 27 report that Apple Intelligence took around 15GB of internal storage. The exact amount of storage allocation varies from phone to phone - some see 16GB of their storage inaccessible after the update, others report as low as 9GB. Perhaps the more frustrating part is that Apple Intelligence takes up your storage even when you can't use it in your region, like EU iPhone owners,...

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Lava smartphones will get expensive in India from November 15‎

Indian handset maker Lava has announced that its smartphones will get expensive in India from November 15, 2026, by up to INR3,000. Lava says the price hike is due to ongoing memory shortages and advises consumers planning to buy a smartphone to do so before the increase. In an official statement, Lava said, "In the current industry environment, ongoing memory shortages have necessitated a price revision of up to INR3,000 across our smartphone portfolio, effective 15th November, 2026. Consumers looking to upgrade their devices have a strong opportunity at this moment, as our...

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Weekly poll: do touchscreens on laptops make sense?‎

“We’ve done tons of user testing on this and it turns out it doesn’t work. Touch surfaces don’t want to be vertical. It gives a great demo, but after a short period of time you start to fatigue and after an extended period of time, your arm wants to fall off. It doesn’t work. It’s ergonomically terrible.” This is what Steve Jobs said about laptops with touchscreens back in 2010 – it’s hardly a new idea, but sixteen years later Apple announced its first such laptops, the MacBook Pros with PROLED XDR displays. Do you agree with Jobs or do you think that Ternus & co. are right? Of course,...

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