https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glAGmJvYKRg
TL;DW €1,594.90 (about $1773) for 12GB RAM / 512GB storage.
Guess we'll find out tomorrow. Very disappointing if true.
And it's China only right now.
https://x.com/TelecomTalk/status/2111320046870127007
Hopefully there will be a global version, which work better if you import them. You get OTA, Google Play services (and Google Pay, Android Auto, L1 widevine etc) and better frequency band support.
Like there...
Mostly agree. Curved will shatter easier than flat display and repair cost would be wild. Case protection to an extent won't protect the corners as good. I doubt there will be accidental touches, since that can be software controlled and this isn't Lenovorola's first rodeo on curved displays...
Confirmed to support GrapheneOS!
While I was sad to see OnePlus exit North America, this is a spiritual successor. 6000mah si/c battery with 90w charging + true flagship specs. 7 years of updates, unlockable bootloader + GrapheneOS support and still having a physical SIM slot is the cherry on...
Bump and small price drop.
This phone is the real deal folks. Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, 256GB of UFS 4.0 storage, 16GB RAM, Hasselblad camera, 80W charging capability, 6.7 inch 120Hz LTPO3 panel. Has dual pSIM or can use eSIM + pSIM. Works on AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon.
Up for sale is an excellent condition Titan Black OnePlus 11 256GB / 16GB RAM North American model CPH2451. Fully network and bootloader unlockable. 94% battery health, never charged past 80%. It will be eligible to update to Android 17 which will be the last Android update for it. But very...
What's your budget? Despite being from 2018, the V35 ThinQ is still significantly better than the A14. OLED screen with higher PPI and Snapdragon 845 stomps on the LCD screen and bargain bin MediaTek or Exynos chips (not sure which variant gets sold). I get you don't want a super phone, but...
Used to have Swan M10 speakers but got rid of them forever ago.
Now I only use headphones. Sennheiser HD 800 S (Oratory1990 EQ preset) through an AudioGD NFB-11.38 Performance Edition DAC/Amp.
Memory QVL is a bunch of nonsense and not even worth checking.
Memory controller is on the processor and has been for a long time. All (or the vast vast vast majority of) AM5 CPUs should be able to handle two sticks at 6000MHz with basically no tweaking. It still comes down to silicon lottery...
https://www.amazon.com/Controller-NICGIGA-Ethernet-NIC-Windows10/dp/B0D87439N7/
Been using this over a year now with no issues. Way lower power than buying an older used enterprise 10GbE NIC, and way cheaper than buying a new enterprise NIC. The X540 chipset came out in 2012, has high power...
MikroTik RB750Gr3. Has time based firewall rules, a full REST API, and does TLS Host matching which would bypass the DNS caching issue you're mentioning.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/microsoft-support-cracks-windows-for-customer-after-activation-fails/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows11/comments/1n33c55/windows_support_agent_used_activator_on_my_pc/
Microsoft even uses it lol. 100% use it for Windows/Office and never support...