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A fake livestream promoting a Dogecoin giveaway appeared on YouTube ahead of the iPhone 16 premiere
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It seems dark mode is coming to every single thing you can think of this year. And with that, there’s a growing discussion around whether it actually helps saving battery or is it just a visual gimmick? If you believe a test performed by a YouTube channel Phonebuff, dark mode plays a significant part in saving batteries in phones with OLED screens.
2019-10-21 14:04 | |
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Apple’s annual iPhone event went down today at Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino. As you might expect, we heard news about several Apple products, some expected, and a few surprises mixed in for good measure.
2019-9-10 21:29 | |
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At its annual hardware launch event on September 10, Apple is set to unveil the latest iPhone, as well as other products and major software updates. How many cameras will the iPhone 11 have? What new features will be available in iOS 13 updates? All will be revealed soon, and you can tune in live on whatever device you have handy.
2019-9-9 13:51 | |
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Brian Armstrong, the CEO and co-founder of Coinbase, spoke about the factors that influence the mass adoption of cryptocurrency, during an Ask-Me-Anything [AMA] session on YouTube. The session began with Armstrong explaining the three important aspects needed for the mass adoption of Bitcoin [BTC] and other cryptocurrencies.
2019-4-3 20:30 | |
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If you follow tech YouTube channels, you’ve probably heard of JerryRigEverything. A buff bald dude called Zach Nelson puts devices to the (admittedly unscientific) test by scratching their glass, setting fire to the displays, and – the most popular bit – trying to bend them in his bare hands.
2018-11-22 22:58 | |
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Here’s another cautionary tale for blockchain investors. Hackers have purportedly stolen 1,500 EOS ($8,500) from popular YouTubers, the Hodgetwins, after they downloaded a dodgy cryptocurrency wallet from the App Store.
2018-10-2 18:27 | |
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Several videos, apparently made by Apple, offer a peak into the iPhone repair process. They’ve surfaced on YouTube, meaning you can take a gander at what really happens to your iPhone when you send it back to be fixed.
2018-7-24 01:39 | |
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