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The Ulefone Note 13P factory production gets shown by the company The Ulefone Note 13P factory production gets shown by the company In this video, you’ll get a glimpse of what’s going on in a factory where the Note 13P is being produced. You’ll see parts of the assembly process of the device, along with some other tidbits. You’ll see parts of the testing process for its display, charging, a drop test, physical button functionality test, and even the extreme temperature test (both low and high)....

Now the cheaper package here, which comes with two mini satellites, is actually a really good deal. These mini satellites can plug directly into the wall. This keeps them off of the floor and they aren’t as hidden. Making for some really great WiFI coverage. And it does still cover around 6,000 square-feet. The other pack, is basically three routers that you can place elsewhere in your home. It also covers around 7,500 square feet, which is going to be plenty for most people....

The US issues a new rule that eases tech restrictions on Huawei The US issues a new rule that eases tech restrictions on Huawei Huawei was placed on the US Commerce Department’s Entity List back in 2019 when Donald Trump led the affairs. Trump alleged that the company has ties with the Chinese Communist Party and the Chinese Military, thus calling it a national security threat. The sanctions cut off the Chinese tech behemoth’s access to its US supply chain and partners, such as Google and Qualcomm....

While not one of the better-known brands on the market, the new smartphone brings quite a lot to the table. Not least of all, as this handset’s branding implies, it brings Ultra Wideband 5G support. For clarity, that’s Verizon’s ultra-fast network, typically only supported by flagships. But that’s hardly the only selling point worth discussing. What is Orbic Myra 5G UW? What is Orbic Myra 5G UW? Orbic started with ambitious goals for the Myra 5G UW, just for starters....

The news comes after months of conflict at the Call Of Duty/World Of Warcraft publisher over allegations of sexual harassment and employee misconduct. As well as a company culture led by CEO Bobby Kotick that has essentially allowed this kind of behavior to continue. Amidst all of this, an acquisition of Activision Blizzard by Xbox is probably the last thing that anyone expected. Changes are no doubt coming. But it’s what exactly those changes are that are intriguing....