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Realme is starting to remove the charger from its mid-range phones

Realme is starting to remove the charger from its mid-range phones

Related News When Apple opened Pandora’s box by removing the charger from its cell phones, Android smartphone makers began to analyze the repercussions of this strategy. It seems that the company led by Tim Cook did not do badly as Google and Samsung emulated this strategy and Xiaomi tried it, although it ended up backing ...

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some people remove it to turn it into an amazing Mac mini

some people remove it to turn it into an amazing Mac mini

You may be one of those who think that everything is already invented, but it would be difficult for you to explain a curious trend that some users adopt. And this is where some see the problem of have a MacBook Pro with a cracked screen, others see it as an opportunity to enjoy it ...

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How to Remove Contacts from iOS Share Menu

How to Remove Contacts from iOS Share Menu

You finally know how to remove these contacts from the Share menu. If there is something that iOS allows us with complete freedom, it is to share any photo, document or file in the most varied way possible. Being able to do it from AirDrop, attaching it as an email or as a WhatsApp message, ...

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How to Remove Ads from Gmail on Android

How to Remove Ads from Gmail on Android

Do you open the inbox on your Android and receive advertisements in Gmail? Both in text form and with boring maps of huge size: in-app advertising can make it unbearable. Although there is a way to nip it in the bud, we are going to explain it to you. The messaging application opens the door ...

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how to remove throttling in games and apps

how to remove throttling in games and apps

Last week’s tech news was the discovery that Samsung was throttling the performance of certain games and apps, which got it banned from Geekbench. He does it for a good reason, yes: prevent the device from getting too hot, with the resulting energy expenditure. However, it is up to the user to choose whether or ...