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# Iphone

Huawei Pura 90s Pro Max review: Can the cameras make up for the lack of Google?

Over the years, we’ve tried a lot of Huawei devices, but they always had the same caveat: there’s no native Google Mobile Services support. For some, that is the ultimate dealbreaker.

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Engadget ·13 hr. ago

How to lease an iPhone instead of buying one - Engadget

How to lease an iPhone instead of buying one The new Apple Upgrade program makes the monthly cost of an iPhone even cheaper than before.

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Engadget ·13 hr. ago

Android Auto vs Apple CarPlay: What features set them apart - Engadget

Android Auto vs Apple CarPlay: What features set them apart The differences between the iPhone and Android show up when you connect them to your car, as well.

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9to5Mac ·13 hr. ago

It’s time for iOS to have its own Material You - 9to5Mac

Over the years, Apple has only added more and more customization to iOS. First, we got all of the lock screen personalization back with iOS 16.

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Engadget ·16 hr. ago

How to set up your emergency contacts and medical ID on your iPhone - Engadget

How to set up your emergency contacts and medical ID on your iPhone Take time to enable these features today before you need them; they could help save your life in an emergency.

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9to5Google ·16 hr. ago

Face Unlock on Pixel 11 series works better in low light

Since the Pixel 8, Google’s camera-based face recognition has supported Android’s highest biometric standard. The Pixel 11 series now offers Face Unlock that “recognizes you more easily in low light.

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9to5Google ·16 hr. ago

Pixel 11 Pro's 'HiLight' is another half-baked feature burdened by bad first impressions

There are a few trends that have shown up on Pixel phones over the years, but one of the most frustrating is that Google keeps launching half-baked features on its devices that take way too long to reach their…

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TechRadar ·19 hr. ago

New Flock-style scanners can now pick up readings from the devices in your car — and researchers say police 'may no longer need to begin with a known person or vehicle'

Flock is continuing to face public ire over the ways that its national network of license plate readers can be used and abused in the US, but there's bad news for anyone worried about their personal privacy and…