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Netflix has revived The Killing for one final six-episode season, but what if you’re not sure about binge watching the first three (already on Netflix, of course) to get ready? A video posted by the service gives you a good peek at some of the…
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HTC launches another blockchain phone - Exodus 1s
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Xiaomi starts recruiting MIUI 11 Global Stable beta testers for eight smartphones
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vivo U3 goes official with Snapdragon 675 SoC, triple cameras, and a 5,000 mAh battery
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OnePlus 6 and 6T get Android 10 with an Open Beta update
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Samsung is discontinuing Linux support on Dex
Full-featured desktop productivity out of a docked mobile device has been kind of the holy grail for quite a few years now. Within the right dedicated and tech-savvy communities, of course. And while major players on the smartphone market have various desktop interfaces and workflows up on offer today, Samsung was one of the few keeping the true dream alive in its no-compromise entirety with the Linux on Dex program. Well, sadly, that is all coming to an end, at least for now. The Korean giant recently sent out an email to participants in the Linux on DeX Beta program, explaining...
