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Google is said to be the target of a new Justice Department investigation, according to reports from the Wall Street Journal and Washington Post . The antitrust division of the Justice Department has put together the basics needed to form an investigation, say sources familiar with the agency’s plans. The move would put the search giant’s business practices under the microscope and could spell trouble for its multitude of business units. In addition to its main search business, Google offers a wide range of products and services, including Gmail, Google Maps, Google Assistant, and Android. Google no stranger to investigations In 2013, the Federal Trade Commission concluded a similar probe into Google’s behavior. At the time, the FTC deemed it the company hadn’t broken any laws. Even so, Google voluntarily made some changes to the way it ran select business units to appease investigators. The Justice Department and FTC only recently agreed which of the two agencies, which share an

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IR Blasters are getting less and less popular. But why? Does no one ever use them? I need an IR Blaster on my phone. It's just so convenient that I wouldn't ever buy a phone without one again. But there isn't much choice anymore unfortunately. I was planning on buying the Mi 9 until I heard of the K20 Pro. I didn't really like the smaller battery on the Mi 9 so when I heard about the K20 Pro I got really excited. Especially because Redmi's normally have an IR Blaster. But it turns out the K20 Pro doesn't have one, which left me really disappointed. So I started wondering, does no one use an IR Blaster? Am I the only one who relies on it because I lost some remotes and because remotes are often out of reach (because I'm in a wheelchair). Okay, not many of you are in a wheelchair probably but IR Blasters are still convenient, right? The K20 Pro didn't have a global launch yet so I now I hope it is included in its global version, probably not though. D

Oppo unveiled the Reno Z, the cheapest member of the company’s series of Reno phones. Oppo also unveiled two new colors for the normal Reno: Coral and Inspiration Edition. The Reno Z and two new Reno colors will be available in China starting June 6. Earlier today, Oppo announced the Reno Z. The third member of the Reno series, the Reno Z is a lower-end variant of the Reno and Reno 10x Zoom Edition Starting on the front, the Reno Z features a 6.4-inch OLED display with Full HD+ resolution, support for HDR10, and an in-display fingerprint sensor . Above the display is a teardrop-style notch that surrounds the 32MP selfie camera. Editor's Pick Best Chinese Android phones (December 2018) Over the last few years, we've not only seen the number of Chinese OEMs increase dramatically, but their global presence has been expanded. The explosion in Chinese OEMs is due to a few things, but … Around back is a dual-camera setup comprised of a 48MP Sony IMX586 sensor

Samsung is betting big on its India-exclusive M line, which focuses on the Millennial audience. So far, we’ve seen the Samsung Galaxy M10 , M20 , and M30 , and now we have official confirmation of the Samsung Galaxy M40 (via 91Mobiles ). The confirmation of the Galaxy M40 comes from Asim Warsi, the senior vice president of smartphone business at Samsung India. The Samsung exec says that the Galaxy M40 will land in India on June 11 at 6:00 PM local time. Additionally, he mentioned some specifics about the M40’s camera system. According to Warsi, the Samsung Galaxy M40 will come with a 32MP primary rear camera, likely paired with a secondary lens as we saw on the Galaxy M30 . He also said there will be a front-facing sensor with a 16MP resolution. Editor's Pick Samsung Galaxy M series: Much ado about little something In the lead-up to the Galaxy M launch in India, social media was awash with mentions of Samsung's new phone. Such a hype for budget and mid-range smartpho

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Twitter/Xiaomi Update, May 30, 2019 (3:28AM ET): Xiaomi has now confirmed a name for its Mi 9 variant, revealing that it will indeed be called the Xiaomi Mi 9T. And it’s not the first time we’ve heard this name pop up in recent days. A Polish blog reported this week that the Redmi K20 and K20 Pro would be called Xiaomi Mi 9T and Mi 9T Pro when it launches there. Furthermore, a Russian news outlet has also claimed that the Redmi flagships would adopt the Mi 9T names when it launched in that market. Here’s the answer! Mi 9T is coming soon! Guess what T stands for? pic.twitter.com/0mY2N7lnSx — Xiaomi #5GIsHere (@Xiaomi) May 30, 2019 If the Mi 9T is indeed a Redmi K20 Pro with a new name and a few tweaks, then you should be getting a ton of bang for your buck. The new phone offers a Snapdragon 855 chipset, pop-up selfie camera, a 4,000mAh battery, and a triple rear camera setup. Original article, May 29, 2019 (5:42AM ET): Xiaomi’s first phones with a pop-up selfie camera, the

Android Pie brought plenty of new additions, but one of the more polarizing decisions was the move to disable Wi-Fi scan throttling. This move limits how often apps can scan Wi-Fi, be it for an integral system feature, to improve connectivity, or to save battery life. The throttling means foreground apps can only run four Wi-Fi scans every two minutes, while background apps are only allowed to run a scan once every 30 minutes. Now, Google has confirmed on its Issue Tracker website (h/t: Android Police ) that it’s working on a fix. Just don’t expect this solution to be very straightforward for the average user though. Editor's Pick Here’s every phone compatible with Android Q beta 3 (Updated) Updated May 29, 2019 (6:37AM ET): Google may have pulled Android Q support for the Huawei Mate 20 Pro, but we've got a new phone on the list in the Xiaomi Redmi K20 Pro. This … “A new developer option to toggle scan throttling off will be available from Q Beta 5 onwards,”

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For a few days we saw Huawei's membership was either revoked or suspended by SD, Wifi, Bluetooth, and JEDEC Association. After a few days, the membership seems to have been restored. What's interesting to watch is how these organizations all behave in sync. Links: https://www.bluetooth.com/develop-with-bluetooth/join/member-directory/ https://www.sdcard.org/about_sda/member_companies/index.html https://www.wi-fi.org/membership/member-companies https://www.jedec.org/about-jedec/member-list Submitted May 29, 2019 at 01:43PM by huthuthike2 http://bit.ly/2Kb8TW7 https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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