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There's a new 4K UHD Blu-ray player in town, and it doesn't cost a fortune (opens the original)
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Against all odds, there's a new 4K UHD Blu-ray player about to hit the market, and it's from an Australian electronics brand called Laser Corporation. Known as the BLU-BD4K-384, the unit is listed at a price of $500 AUD (roughly $347 USD). This places the player firmly in budget-friendly territory, at least when compared to most other 4K UHD disc players currently for sale. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you ca
Your USB-C port has an expiration date (opens the original)
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I love USB Type-C. The I/O specification is physically compact, reversible, universal, and capable of pushing a significant amount of data and power through its system. When compared to USB Type-A, USB Micro-B, and the litany of other legacy USB ports that were once more prominent on the market, Type-C streamlines connectivity to a great degree. Of course, nothing in life is perfect, and USB-C too suffers from its own set of deficiencies. You see, Type-C refers to the physical port design itself
The Pixel 11a just leaked, and it looks iterative (opens the original)
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CAD renders of Google's upcoming mid-range smartphone, the Pixel 11a, have leaked onto the internet. Courtesy of Android Headlines and OnLeaks, we have images of what might be the final design of the handset, complete with a new purple-red colorway. Externally, the device looks nearly identical to its Pixel 10a predecessor, save for a slightly squatter camera module. At a rumored 6.04 x 2.85 x 0.35 inches (153.46 x 72.35 x 9mm), the Pixel 11a could be ever-so-slightly shorter than the Pixel 10a,
Your Chromebook just got an expiration date (opens the original)
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With Google's Android-powered Googlebook PCs just on the horizon, the company is updating its support documentation for existing Chromebook computers running ChromeOS. Google says that in-market Chromebooks will continue to receive updates throughout the rest of their support cycle, including with continued compatibility with enterprise and education toolsets. For reference, ChromeOS is guaranteed ten years of software updates as outlined in Google's Auto Update policy. Of note is that, accordin
This doomed Pixel feature should have gotten more support from Google (opens the original)
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When rumors first started swirling about a glowing LED light bar for the Pixel 11 series of smartphones, I was cautiously optimistic. I always enjoyed having notification LEDs on my earlier Android handsets, and a multicolored strip surrounding the perimeter of the Pixel's iconic camera bar sounded like a logical modernization of the feature. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you can unsubscribe any time. *Require
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