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If you can’t bring yourself to shell out $10 a month for the privilege of enjoying your Spotify playlist on the go, we have good news for you: the company is apparently developing a free version of its streaming service for mobile devices. This … - HP adds Leap Motion control to select PCs just in time for the holidays
HP’s adding more Leap Motion to its PC arsenal. After refreshing its Envy 17 with inbuilt Leap Motion control, HP’s now expanding that partnership to select products in its desktop and all-in-one lines. The 11 devices, which encompass HP’s Envy …
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Samsung allegedly wants to invest $10 billion in a 3nm chip manufacturing plant in Texas
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LG K42 makes it to India with military-grade durability and low price
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Realme Buds Q2 pass FCC certification
The next addition in Realme’s TWS earbud range will be the Buds Q2, a successor to last year’s Buds Q. A new FCC listing for the Buds Q2 reveals their design, key features and two colorways. Realme Buds Q2 listing Bearing the RMA2010 model number, the Buds Q2 feature a design similar to their predecessor with an oval carrying case. Apart from stealthy black, the new model also comes in a bright volt green colorway. The ear tips themselves seem nearly identical in size to the original Buds Q but the outward shell appears to have a larger touch area this time...
