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More good news for those who entrusted Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox with their cryptocurrency. After filing for bankruptcy earlier this year, Mt. Gox found some 200,000 Bitcoins last month, and today it has tentatively settled its class-action lawsuit in… - Rdio is improving audio quality while keeping prices stationary
Improving audio quality is seemingly all the rage right now, and Rdio is looking to do its part to upgrade the listening experience. The music streaming service announced that its had starting converting its entire catalog to the AAC (Advanced Audio… - Square introduces 'Pickup' for simple online purchases
Since its inception in 2009, that little white payment dongle has snuck into small businesses everywhere, making plastic a less costly proposition for the little guy. Today, it’s taking another step toward small business ubiquity with “Pickup,”…
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Weekly poll results: the Redmi K40 series is shaping up to be a hit, Pro+ comes out on top
An interesting division formed in last week’s poll – most people are attracted either to the Redmi K40 or the Pro+ model. One side sees the vanilla K40 as a great value for money phone that will wipe the floor with mid-rangers based on the Snapdragon 700-series. The other side appreciates the higher end features of the top of the line phone. The latter side came out on top as the Redmi K40 Pro+ was chosen by 1 in 3 voters. The lead over the vanilla model is slim but undeniable. The Redmi K40 Pro is noticeably less desirable, though it still has its fans. Overall the K40 series is shaping...
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Razer launches Anzu smart glasses for $200
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Apple discontinues the iMac Pro
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Oppo Reno5 K 5G price revealed as sales begin in China
Oppo has revealed the price of the Reno5 K 5G introduced in China last week. The smartphone has two memory options - 8GB/128GB and 12GB/256GB. The former is priced at CNY2,699 ($415/€350), and the latter will set you back by CNY2,999 ($460/€390). Both variants come in three colors and are up for purchase in China through Oppo's online store and online retailers JD.com, TMall, and Suning.com. The Oppo Reno5 K 5G has a Snapdragon 750G SoC at the helm and boots Android 11-based ColorOS 11.1. It's built around a 6.43" FullHD+ 90Hz Super AMOLED screen with a punch hole in the upper-left corner...
