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<!–> ZDNET’s key takeaways The OnePlus Open is available for $1,300, and the company offers various trade-in deals on a range of existing phones. This foldable phone has a vibrant large main display, customizable ringer switch, ample RAM and storage, and three powerful rear cameras. While the hardware supports a stylus, OnePlus doesn’t provide access […] More
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Kerry Wan/ZDNETFor the past few years, Nothing has been synonymous with mid-range Android phones that offer an aesthetic no other phone manufacturer can match. The Nothing phones are unique devices, beloved by fans.The company recently announced that the Nothing Phone 3 will be its first true flagship phone, and that should have fans champing at the bit to get their hands on the next iteration.Also: These are still one of my favorite earbuds I’ve ever testedThe Nothing Phone 3 was originally set to be released in 2024, but Nothing CEO Carl Pei pushed the release to Q1 2025. On X, @evleaks shared a leaked internal email from Pei confirming the Nothing Phone 3 release. According to the leaked email, the device will introduce “breakthrough innovations in user interface, taking our first step toward our AI-powered platform.” Although the leak does not confirm the phone’s specs, according to Phone Arena, some of the rumored specs include:Camera – Sony’s latest LYTIA sensor with a 2X zoomStorage – 128 GB, 256GB, and 512GB.Design – transparent back with Glyph lightsDisplay – 6.7-inch LTPO AMOLED with a 120 Hz refresh rate, a peak brightness of 1600 nits, and HDR10+ supportBattery – 5,000 mAh or 4,880 mAhCPU – Snapdragon 8 Gen 3The above are only rumored specs, but if Pei plans to release this as a flagship device, the official specs better come close. More
Whether you’re looking for some new earbuds to dial in your focus at work or get you through that early morning workout, the best earbuds have a few things in common. They offer clear and balanced sound, noise-canceling for silent listening, long battery life, functional features for exercising and moving around, and some impressive high-tech special touches, like spatial audio and responsive commands. Also: The best workout headphones you can buyI test earbuds for a living and have worn plenty of mediocre and amazing pairs of earbuds to discover which are worth your money and which you should avoid. I’ve done most of the heavy lifting by extensively researching the best earbuds, trying them out for myself as I take the subway to work, hop on conference calls, and even sweat in them on my morning runs. What are the best earbuds right now? At ZDNET, we’ve tested all the latest and greatest earbuds to help you find the best ones for your budget and needs. Our pick for best overall earbuds are the Sony LinkBuds Fit More
Using Visual Intelligence, you can also dig up details on public places, such as businesses, stores, restaurants, supermarkets, and museums. Depending on the business, you should be able to find the hours of operation, services offered, and contact information. With restaurants, supermarkets, and other places, you can also make reservations, order items, and request deliveries. This option works only in the US and only if you’re in front of the actual place.To try this, press down on the Camera Control and aim your phone at the building. Any text seen in the image should appear at the top of the screen. Tap that text or tap the white circle. A card pops up with the name, hours, and other information. For a restaurant or supermarket, you’ll also see Order and Delivery icons to order items or have them delivered. Tap the ellipsis icon for more options, such as contacting the business or launching its website. More
Nina Raemont/ZDNETZDNET’s key takeaways For $99, the new Nothing Ear (a) earbuds More
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETIf you need to be connected to the internet but there’s no Wi-Fi or cellular signal nearby, and not even an Ethernet port in sight, then you have to look up to the skies — to the satellites whooshing 340 miles above your head at dizzying speeds.Also: Do wind power generators actually work at home? My firsthand experience says it allI’ve tried a number of systems, from basic messenger units like the Garmin inReach Messenger Plus More
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