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Galaxy S26 Ultra will not include built-in magnets, tipster claims‎

Samsung is expected to confirm the Galaxy S26 series launch date any day now, but ahead of the official announcement, fresh leaks continue to surface. The latest rumour sheds light on the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s wireless charging capabilities. According to prominent tipster Ice Universe, the Galaxy S26 Ultra will not feature built-in magnets in its body, which are required for MagSafe-like functionality. Galaxy S26 Ultra in Cobalt Violet While the phone is rumoured to support Qi2 wireless charging, the lack of integrated magnets means it will have to rely on compatible magnetic cases...

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Tecno Pova Curve 2 launch date and design revealed, specs leaked‎

The successor to last year’s Tecno Pova Curve is just around the corner. Tecno has officially confirmed the launch date and the design of the Pova Curve 2. Meanwhile, the phone’s key specs have also surfaced online. The Tecno Pova Curve 2 is set to launch in India on February 13, featuring a slim profile and a newly redesigned rear camera module with triple sensors. Official images shared by the brand reveal the phone in silver, black, and purple colour options. The device appears to feature a curved back paired with a matte-finish rear panel with striking design...

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vivo X300 Ultra complete specifications tipped‎

The vivo X300 Ultra has surfaced in multiple reports recently, with the latest claiming improved low-light camera performance. While several details about the phone have leaked in bits, a tipster has now outlined its complete specs. According to Gadgetsdata on X, the vivo X300 Ultra (model number V2562) will get a 6.82-inch LTPO OLED display with a 2K resolution. It will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 SoC and house a 7,000mAh battery with support for 100W wired and 40W wireless charging. The tipster notes that the phone will offer an IP69 rating, an ultrasonic...

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Report: Realme starts laying off staff in India as merger with Oppo moves forward‎

Realme started off as an independent brand back in 2018, even though it leveraged Oppo's R&D, and at one point we even got unified software experience across all three brands - Oppo, Realme and OnePlus. Still, Realme insisted that it was an independent brand with its own R&D and service centers. However, a new report claims this is changing. Oppo and Realme announced a merger, which means Realme is moving back under the Oppo umbrella. While the changes might be a net positive for the users, since Realme isn't going anywhere as a brand, Realme's employees are getting the short end of...

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vivo is working on a vlogging camera to compete with the DJI Osmo Pocket line‎

DJI's Osmo Pocket 3, launched back in 2023, has been an incredible hit with vloggers and YouTubers, thanks to its good video recording quality, gimbal stabilization, and pocketable form factor. DJI is expected to come out with a highly anticipated successor any day now, but in the meantime it looks like it's getting some new competition. vivo has confirmed to Chinese media outlets that it is working on a vlogging camera of its own. This will compete with the upcoming DJI Osmo Pocket 4, using vivo's experience with smartphone cameras. It will be compact, of course, but unfortunately no...

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Firefox lets you disable all AI-powered features‎

After Google and Microsoft added AI-powered features to their Chrome and Edge browsers, Firefox was quick to follow and offered a handful of AI features to its users. Those include an AI tool for tab grouping, AI-powered translation and even quick access to an AI chatbot. However, not everyone is on board with the new AI push from companies, and a lot of users expressed their dissatisfaction with Mozilla's decision to shove yet another AI functionality down users' throats. That's why Firefox is adding an AI kill switch with the upcoming February 24 update. Mozilla's CEO,...

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Amazon's Alexa+ AI chatbot is now available to everyone in the US, with a catch‎

Amazon's Alexa+ AI chatbot has been available only to those enrolled in Early Access so far, but that changes today. Now, everyone in the US can access Alexa+. The catch is that those who subscribe to Amazon Prime get free and unlimited use. If you aren't a Prime member, you can either pay $19.99 per month for it, or use the Alexa+ Chat, which is " a text-based chat interface to get quick answers, plan, research, and explore new topics". This is free, but Amazon says it "will be limited based on use", without going into any further detail. Alexa+ is powered by large language models...

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