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Galaxy Z TriFold: The Best and Worst Features | All Things Mobile

Galaxy Z TriFold: The Best and Worst Features | All Things Mobile

Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold is a $3,000 hybrid blurring the line between phone and tablet. With a 10-inch display and 200MP camera, it offers massive power but faces hurdles in ergonomics and weight. Read our deep dive into the best and worst features of this foldable.

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I TOLD Him Not to Buy an iPhone

I TOLD Him Not to Buy an iPhone

A prominent creator defied advice, switching from Android to the new iPhone 17 Pro Max. Driven by crucial social networking needs at events like TwitchCon, they embraced iOS's integrated experience, particularly AirDrop. Despite setup frustrations, this unexpected move delivered surprising 'qua

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Android 17 Bumpy Launch - Android Faithful Episode #136

Android 17 Bumpy Launch - Android Faithful Episode #136

Google initiates the Android 17 cycle with Beta 1, enforcing strict large-screen mandates. We also cover significant Pixel 10a battery leaks and rumors of a new Nvidia Shield TV model. Tune in to Android Faithful #136 for the full breakdown of Google's chaotic launch week.

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Major Bitcoin Move IMMINENT! (Top Altcoins To Watch Closely)

Major Bitcoin Move IMMINENT! (Top Altcoins To Watch Closely)

Art For Kids Hub demonstrates how to turn standard copy paper into a high-performance aircraft. This guide details structural folding techniques to establish rigidity and maximize flight range, offering a streamlined approach to aerodynamic engineering.

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Stop Shipping AI Slop. Design with Weavy AI, Claude etc.

Stop Shipping AI Slop. Design with Weavy AI, Claude etc.

"Vibe coding" often leads to functional but ugly "AI slop." To build products users love, you must bridge the gap between AI engineering and high-end design. Discover the workflow combining LLM logic with Weavy AI to create polished, market-ready interfaces that look hand-crafted.

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Pushing Samsung's Galaxy TriFold To The Limit

Pushing Samsung's Galaxy TriFold To The Limit

Can the Samsung Galaxy TriFold replace a laptop? Mr. Mobile tests the 10-inch foldable on a business trip. While the expansive screen excels at multitasking, the reliance on dongles and lingering software bottlenecks suggest the ecosystem isn't quite ready for a full PC takeover.

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Expect The Bitcoin Bottom By….. (With Ben Cowen)

Expect The Bitcoin Bottom By….. (With Ben Cowen)

A leading digital analysis platform announces a major update focused on operational workflows. Key improvements include enhanced customization options, a redesigned intuitive interface, and a library of pre-built templates to streamline user processes.

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BlackRock on Uniswap, Chain Wars, and AI Agent Money

BlackRock on Uniswap, Chain Wars, and AI Agent Money

Apple Vision Pro ushers in the era of spatial computing, blending digital content with the physical world. By ditching controllers for eyes, hands, and voice, it offers a fundamental reimagining of how we interact with technology—futuristic yet surprisingly intuitive.

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Sony ZV-1: Still #1 Vlog Camera? - Live With It

Sony ZV-1: Still #1 Vlog Camera? - Live With It

Six years later, the Sony ZV-1 remains a powerhouse for vloggers—if bought used. We break down why this 2020 classic still beats modern smartphones and webcams, despite its pricey new tag and weak battery life. Find out if it’s right for you.

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This Is How I’m Making Money In This Crypto Bear Market!

This Is How I’m Making Money In This Crypto Bear Market!

Web developers can streamline user profile customization with react-avatar-editor. This robust solution allows for client-side image manipulation, including scaling, rotation, and positioning, directly within the browser before exporting the final asset.

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Windows 11 is about to Split

Windows 11 is about to Split

Microsoft reveals a major OS roadmap shift: Windows 11 26H1 will be exclusive to ARM processors, diverging from x86 PCs. Meanwhile, Meta and YouTube face high-stakes litigation in California over allegations that their algorithms are designed to addict minors.

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I Let my Kids Pick ANY Phone for Christmas

I Let my Kids Pick ANY Phone for Christmas

In a revealing Linus Tech Tips experiment, two children were allowed to pick any smartphone. Surprisingly, both chose the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge, favoring its screen and feel over the iPhone Air. The results highlight Gen Alpha's focus on usability over brand loyalty.

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OpenClaw Creator: Why 80% Of Apps Will Disappear

OpenClaw Creator: Why 80% Of Apps Will Disappear

OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger predicts a seismic shift in AI: moving from cloud-based "God bots" to autonomous local agents. With over 160k GitHub stars, his vision for specialized swarm intelligence suggests that 80% of current apps may soon become obsolete.

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The Problem with these Smartphone Batteries

The Problem with these Smartphone Batteries

Despite the allure of 10,000 mAh capacities, major players like Apple and Samsung stick to lithium-ion. Why? Silicon carbon batteries expand significantly during charging. Read on to understand the trade-off between massive power and mechanical reliability.

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