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Realme X2 and Realme Buds Air launches were undoubtedly the biggest headlines of the week past, but that doesn't mean there weren't numerous other major pieces of news. LG brought its dual-screen LG G8X ThinQ smartphone in India, while the Nokia 2.3 was also launched in the country. from RSS Feeds | ANDROID - RSS Feed - NDTV Gadgets360.com https://ift.tt/35NLnqb

We’ve rounded up some of the best budget smartphones of 2019, in one single list. from RSS Feeds | ANDROID - RSS Feed - NDTV Gadgets360.com https://ift.tt/2PGYGDf

Realme X2 and Realme Buds Air launches were undoubtedly the biggest headlines of the week past, but that doesn't mean there weren't numerous other major pieces of news. LG brought its dual-screen LG G8X ThinQ smartphone in India, while the Nokia 2.3 was also launched in the country. from RSS Feeds | MOBILES - RSS Feed - NDTV Gadgets360.com

We’ve rounded up some of the best budget smartphones of 2019, in one single list. from RSS Feeds | MOBILES - RSS Feed - NDTV Gadgets360.com

One of the cheapest live TV streaming services is becoming a bit more expensive this month after Dish announced a price hike coming to its Sling TV service. The price hike - which goes into effect Monday, December 23 - will raise the price of the Sling TV Blue and Sling TV Orange basic packages to $30 per month from their previous price of $25 per month. (Sling TV Blue, remember includes Fox, NBC and sports options, while Sling TV Orange includes Disney channels plus ESPN.)  The package that combines both services that was previously available for $40 will now be $45 per month under the new pricing structure, which will start appearing on customers’ bills in January. To compensate for the increased price, Sling TV says that it will add Fox News and MSNBC as well as HLN from CNN to both packages, plus 10 hours of Cloud DVR Free service that will now be available to every subscriber.  A bad year for live TV streaming  While this is disappointing news for subscribers o...

While Verizon began rolling out 5G for homes last fall, it's currently bringing the next generation of mobile communication tech online with a nationwide rollout that went live in 31 cities by the end of 2019. But where is it coming first and which phones will you be able to use on it? The company kicked it off by opening coverage in Chicago and Minneapolis in April 2019, followed by Denver at the end of June and Providence in early July - then New York, Los Angeles, and even down to areas in smaller cities like Columbus, Ohio and Hampton Roads, Virginia by the beginning of 2020. Verizon's Ultra Wideband mobile network operates on frequencies at and above 24 Ghz, known colloquially as 'millimeter wave' (mmWave). These beam high-speed internet to your device, but they're short ranged, and initial coverage has been limited to a handful of city blocks in each deployment. Obviously, you’ll need a phone that works with Verizon’s 5G Ultra Wideband network. More specif...

Realme X2 and Realme Buds Air launches were undoubtedly the biggest headlines of the week past, but that doesn't mean there weren't numerous other major pieces of news. LG brought its dual-screen LG G8X ThinQ smartphone in India, while the Nokia 2.3 was also launched in the country. from RSS Feeds | APPS - RSS Feed - NDTV Gadgets360.com