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OnePlus TV

The OnePlus TV Arrives Next Month

The first TV from OnePlus, dubbed OnePlus TV, will arrive next month (September). You won't be able to buy one out of the gate unless you live in India, but there are still plans after this early launch to bring this big screen to North America and other parts...
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OnePlus 7T Rumored to Release October 15 in the US

It feels like the OnePlus 7 Pro is still new, but we're already learning of a possible US launch date for the next phone from OnePlus. According to leakster Max J on Twitter, the OnePlus 7T will hit US shelves on October 15, following an unveiling on October...
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Google Nest

Nest Migration to Google Accounts is Now Live

This morning, Google updated a bunch of their Google Nest Help pages with FAQ and instructions over migrating your Nest account to a Google account. Up until a few minutes ago, we weren't seeing the option to perform the migration, but a Nest app update that...
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Duo Gets a Low Light Mode for When Your Lighting Sucks

For when you or your friend's lighting isn't ideal, Duo is introducing a Low Light mode, designed to artificially brighten up a user's face and surroundings. As Google explains, "Low light mode helps people connect with each other face to face, even when the...
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Verizon

FYI: Verizon’s 60-Day Device Lock Policy is Live

Apologies for not following up on this sooner, but Verizon's FCC-approved 60-day device lock policy is live and has been for the past month. In July, Verizon posted the new policy to their site without much noise. To recap the new policy, Verizon has said that...
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Google Stadia Controller

Here are All of the Games on Google Stadia (Updated)

When Google's new Stadia game-streaming platform launches this November with Pro ($9.99/mo) and Base (free) options, you are going to want to know every single game that is available in order to choose the correct tier. The difference between those means up to...
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