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    Android Here’s how to check your phone for Pegasus spyware using Amnesty’s tool

    Here’s how to check your phone for Pegasus spyware using Amnesty’s tool

    Posted: 21 Jul 2021 06:39 PM PDT

    Google drops AMP label in mobile search results

    Posted: 21 Jul 2021 10:22 PM PDT

    Google will shut down 'Bookmarks' in September, won't affect Maps 'starred' locations

    Posted: 21 Jul 2021 09:12 PM PDT

    Samsung will let you trade in two phones, not one, for the Z Fold3 or Z Flip3

    Posted: 21 Jul 2021 08:30 AM PDT

    'Backup by Google One' is Android's new free backup system - 9to5Google

    Posted: 21 Jul 2021 09:31 AM PDT

    KDE Connect is Now Available to Windows 10 Users

    Posted: 21 Jul 2021 09:48 AM PDT

    Google shutting down My Maps Android app in October in favor of web

    Posted: 21 Jul 2021 09:10 PM PDT

    Kiwi Browser - Updated to current Chromium, complete change of browser engine, new dark mode, revamped ad-blocker, etc.

    Posted: 22 Jul 2021 04:00 AM PDT

    Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3, Z Flip3, Galaxy Watch4, and Buds2 retail prices including variants and colours

    Posted: 21 Jul 2021 11:03 AM PDT

    The information comes from listings on LambdaTek. Not sure how accurate the prices are, so if anyone has any prior knowledge or experience, feel free to chime in

    Keep in mind the conversion between € and USD is often closer to 1:1

    The Z Fold3 is available in Phantom Black, Phantom Silver, and Phantom Green with 256GB (€1673.21) and 512GB (€1777.47) of storage.

    The Z Flip3 is available in Phantom Black, White, Light Pink, Dark Blue, Grey, Lavender, Cream, and Green with 128GB (€975.04) and 256GB (€1025.95) of storage.

    The Galaxy Watch4 Classic (Steel) is available in Black and Silver in 42mm (€358.82 | 4G: €399.24) and 46mm (€379.02 | 4G: €419.46).

    The Galaxy Watch4 [what we know as Active] (Aluminum) is available in Black, Silver, Green, and Pink Gold in 40mm (€256.46 | 4G: €298.17) and 44mm (€277.97 | €318.38).

    The Galaxy Buds2 is available in Black, Violet, White, and Green for €149.64.

    Z Fold 3 source

    Z Flip3 source

    Galaxy Watch4 source

    Galaxy Buds2 source

    All links have been archived with the Wayback Machine if they get taken down. Will post those links if they do.

    Additional data point: the Amazon.ca listings for the Galaxy Watch4 40mm (~$246 USD), Galaxy Watch4 44mm ( ~$276 USD), and Galaxy Watch4 Classic 46mm (~$369 USD)

    Taken together, the pricing from this website appears to be accurate

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    Dolby Atmos on Tidal and Apple Music sound different! I've been comparing for hours.

    Posted: 21 Jul 2021 09:38 AM PDT

    I'm not sure why but it definitely seems like Dolby Atmos is not just an algorithm on Android or something companies slap in their apps to decode the music produced in the format.

    I am a big Spatial Audio enthusiast and am very interesting in the various Binaural Decoding methods that have been released to allow the playback through stereo headphones. Setup: OnePlus 7 Pro with Dolby Atmos + OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z headphones.

    I have both Apple Music and Tidal on my OnePlus 7 Pro which supports Atmos officially and I can say I can 100% notice a difference between them.

    They are both absolutely more spatial than stereo and I can notice the difference the companies are pitching but it seems the implementations are totally different.

    Tidal for me sounds way clearer. When listening to the exact same songs on Apple Music and on Tidal I can tell that Tidal retains the spatiality bit positions it a lot more accurately and is a lot clearer.

    On the other hand Apple Music is way more spatial. It trades in some of the quality and crispness of the sound to add even more spatiality. Almost as if Apple chose to implement it in a way where they have a lot more space and three-dimensional sound including verticality even though that trades in some crispiness.

    I have had a lot of fun going back and forth between one app to the other listening to the exact same songs at the same points and comparing. I can definitely tell that both companies have their own implementations and ways of achieving the effect. Depending on what they think their customers would want maybe.

    Now this all has come from my own personal experience and is definitely not proof but I'm impressed. I though it would be just a decoder from Dolby that they'd slap in each app.

    I never expected that I would hear the Spatial Audio in both but that it would be done differently.

    P.S. I have made sure that both apps are configured correctly and that it goes through the actual Dolby Atmos decoder implementation in the OS of my phone.

    TL/DR: Tidal and Apple Music seem to have their own specific ways of dealing with Dolby Atmos which ,in my own personal opinion, delivers different experiences with the exact same songs. Depending on what the customer prefers. Apple Music focuses on Spatiality while Tidal on Crispness of the sound. Both sound very Spatial still.

    Any opinions on the topic would be appreciated. 😁

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    Galaxy S21 Benchmark Test July Update - Exynos 2100 vs Snapdragon 888

    Posted: 21 Jul 2021 11:12 AM PDT

    Discussion: Has anyone put together a compilation of Jon Prosser's predictions and noted which came true and which were total flops? I feel like r/Android either loves or hates him. I figure with all this love/hate, surely someone has made (or is willing to make) such a compilation?

    Posted: 21 Jul 2021 09:51 AM PDT

    Maybe it really doesn't matter, but given how much this sub seems to care about "Jon Prosser" and the predictions he makes, I would expect someone would put the time into actually showing how often he's right and wrong.

    I really know nothing about him other than that he apparently predicts some stuff and sometimes he's wrong, which I assume is true of most leakers/people with the inside scoop.

    Does such a list exist? If not, why not? If you love OR hate Prosser, please prove that he's overall more successful or less successful with his predictions by making a list of ALL of them and going through each and showing whether it came true or not (honestly, such a list would be good if he's really the source of a lot of leaks—then people would easily be able to know "yeah, he's accurate with 70% of his predictions" or "nah, he's only right 30% of the time so whatever").

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    Samsung Galaxy Buds2 renders - evleaks

    Posted: 21 Jul 2021 11:53 AM PDT

    Vivo S10, Vivo S10 Pro With 90Hz Super AMOLED Displays, Dual Selfie Cameras, "Photochromic back panel" Launched: Price, Specifications

    Posted: 21 Jul 2021 10:50 AM PDT

    Realme GT Master Edition series announced (120Hz AMOLED display, SD 778G/870, from ¥2399/$370)

    Posted: 21 Jul 2021 10:44 AM PDT
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