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Motorola Razr Fold MSRP $1,899.00 “A terrific foldable phone, if you’re willing to make the brand value plunge.” Pros Surprisingly eye-catching looks Excellent inner and cover displays Strong battery life and fast charging Moto Pen Ultra adds real utility Reliable main and telephoto cameras Smooth everyday performance Cons It’s pretty expensive Games skip the 120Hz perk Software feels barebones A tad heavy for one-handed usage The Motorola Razr Fold had a lot to prove before I even put my SIM card inside it. Motorola has spent years building its modern Razr identity around its iconic flip phones. Some of them…

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Moving from an iPhone to an Android device has never been the smoothest experience. Apple did introduce some improvements with iOS 26.3, which let users move things like photos, messages, notes, contacts, passwords, and apps wirelessly. Google has now completely revamped the Android Switch, its migration tool, to make the process even more seamless for people making the jump from iOS to Android. According to Paul Dunlop, Google’s product lead for Onboarding, Settings and Switching on Android, the company has worked closely with Apple to improve the migration experience on Android 17 devices. The update introduces a wireless-first transfer process,…

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OpenAI is rolling out a dedicated home for ChatGPT‘s scheduled tasks, giving users a single place to view, manage, and monitor automated work. The new Scheduled page can be accessed from the sidebar, and it shows all active tasks alongside their next run times. What the update adds From the Scheduled page, users can pause, edit, resume, or delete any queued task without digging through previous conversations. OpenAI has also expanded how tasks can be timed, allowing users to schedule tasks to run within broader windows like morning, afternoon, or evening. The company also says all tasks now run faster…

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Earlier today, Tim Cook sat for an interview with The Wall Street Journal and made a bunch of ominous predictions. Among them, the outgoing Apple CEO highlighted that the rising price of memory and storage modules has finally forced Apple to raise the prices of its devices. Apple has already increased the base price of its Macs. In the coming months, the same would reflect on other Mac models as well as the iPad. The biggest hit, however, will be felt on the price of iPhones. Just how bad is the situation? In the wake of the interview, the Journal…

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The European Commission has responded to the Stop Killing Games movement with a decision that is likely to disappoint many supporters. The regulator says it cannot require publishers to keep video games playable after they are withdrawn from sale, but plans to work with industry groups and consumer organizations on a voluntary code of conduct for handling a game’s end of life. The decision follows months of pressure from consumer groups and game preservation advocates, who argue that publishers should not be able to render purchased games unusable once support ends. Why the EU rejected the proposal According to the…

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As Part of Its Efforts to Promote Environmental Sustainability and Protect the Marine Environment Dubai Ports Authority Participates in “Save Our Harbor” Environmental Awareness Campaign in Collaboration with DP World and Dubai Maritime City Al Blooshi: Joint awareness initiative promotes sound environmental practices and helps reduce pollution in port waters. Al Blooshi: Campaign targets maritime sector employees, shipbuilding and repair yards, and marine service providers. The Dubai Ports Authority (DPA), at of the Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation (PCFC), participated in an environmental awareness campaign titled “Save Our Harbor” in collaboration with DP World and Dubai Maritime City, with the…

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There have been plenty of rumors about the second-generation iPhone Air, but the most recent one sheds some light on the improvements it could bring and its launch window.  According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the second-generation iPhone Air, codenamed V62, is headed for a spring 2027 launch. This adds further detail to Apple’s already-reported staggered launch strategy for the iPhone 18 lineup. So what is Apple actually changing about the iPhone Air? The single rear-facing camera on the iPhone Air has drawn the most customer complaints, Gurman claims, and Apple plans to fix that with an ultrawide camera. This will…

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Apple has spent much of the past year resisting a problem that has already severely affected the broader tech industry, with soaring memory and storage prices driving up the cost of nearly everything that relies on RAM and storage. But according to a recent Wall Street Journal report, that may no longer be possible. Speaking to the publication, Apple CEO Tim Cook said price increases are now “unavoidable” as the cost of DRAM memory and NAND storage continues to climb. The surge is being driven largely by the AI boom, as cloud providers and AI companies compete for the same…

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BYD just launched the Great Tang, a full-size electric SUV that offers the range of a regular gasoline-powered car and takes only slightly longer to refuel (read: recharge).  The company’s flagship eSUV starts at around $35,500 and gives most American electric SUVs a serious run for their money. What exactly does $35,500 get buyers? The Great Tang comes in all-electric and plug-in hybrid variants.  The baseline trim, Premium EV, starts at 239,900 yuan (about $35,500), comes with a 105.79 kWh battery, and offers 497-mile CLTC range. For buyers who want even more flexibility, the Flagship EV trim, at 269,900 yuan…

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BMW planned to open order books for the new i3 sedan this fall, but now, the automaker is opening them this week instead. The reason is the kind of happy problem every automaker wishes they had. As it turns out, too many people want to buy the car, and the automaker decided it would be rude to make them wait. When can you actually buy the i3 in the US? According to a report from the German publication Automobilwoche, BMW is already taking orders for a “1st Edition” i3 in Germany, months ahead of the original timeline. Only one version…

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