Samsung's Galaxy S24 Ultra Might Do More Than Just Zoom in From Really Far Away

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Yes, we’re already talking about the successor to the Galaxy S23 Ultra, or what is bound to be Samsung’s next big flagship smartphone in the coming year.

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Apple iPhone 15 Review: The iPhone That's Worth the Upgrade

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With Google’s next-gen flagship launching just around the corner, this felt like an apt time to visit the iPhone 15/15 Plus

Actually, the Pixel 8 Pro Probably Isn't Ditching the SIM Slot

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Folks on X, formerly known as Twitter, found evidence of what appears to be an interactive rendering of the Pixel 8 Pro published to the Google Store.

OnePlus Claims Its New Screens Can Work Even in a Downpour

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Modern smartphones have become incredibly water resistant, so much so that even foldables are boasting they can survive a 30-minute bath without crapping out.

Apple may move the iPhone's end call button in the next major update and it could be confusing for users

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It seems Apple may have completely redesigned its phone call screen in the iOS 17 beta.

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Apple's Incredibly Rare Sneaker From the '90s Selling for $50,000

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Sotheby’s is selling a limited edition pair of Omega Sports Apple Computer Sneakers from the ‘90s in new condition for the exorbitant price of $50,000. The shoe was distributed at an Apple event but was never made available to the public, making it a highly coveted item.

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An unopened, first-generation iPhone from 2007 just sold for a record-breaking $190,000 at auction — more than 317 times its original price

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Unopened, first-generation iPhones have fetched tens of thousands of dollars at recent auctions, and one just set a new record with a sale price of nearly $200,000.

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A $175 check signed by Apple cofounder Steve Jobs, who famously disliked giving his signature, just sold for nearly $107,000 at auction

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A $175 check signed by Steve Jobs from 1976, the year Apple was founded, was expected to fetch $25,000 at auction, but its final sale price came out to a whopping $106,985.

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iPhone 14 Pro Max vs. Google Pixel 7 Pro: Which premium phone should you buy?

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