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A key detail to make note of is that JBL is launching the Quantum 350 as a wireless model for $100. This isn’t an unheard of price point for a wireless gaming headset. But, last year’s Quantum models didn’t offer the wireless connectivity option until $150. So essentially JBL is lowering the barrier of entry for gamers to be cable-free. The JBL Quantum 350 works with PC and PlayStation, but it should work with Xbox too The JBL Quantum 350 works with PC and PlayStation, but it should work with Xbox too...

The OnePlus 10 Pro has been certified for 5G use on Verizon The OnePlus 10 Pro has been certified for 5G use on Verizon As most of you know by now, as far as the US carriers are concerned, the OnePlus 10 Pro is only available through T-Mobile. Thanks to this certification, though, you can use the device on Verizon’s 5G networks without a problem. That actually includes the C-band Ultra Wideband service....

The OnePlus 11 specs leak yet again, seemingly confirming previous info The OnePlus 11 specs leak yet again, seemingly confirming previous info The specs shared here have already been leaked, last month, by 91mobiles and @OnLeaks. Chances are these specs are accurate. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 will fuel the OnePlus 11. That’s the logical choice, as that’s Qualcomm’s next-gen flagship SoC which will become official in the near future. OnePlus usually opts for Qualcomm’s flagship SoCs, so… there you go....

New Magic Eraser feature is making its way to the Pixel 6 & 6 Pro New Magic Eraser feature is making its way to the Pixel 6 & 6 Pro Magic Eraser can erase objects from images after you take them. That way, you can remove people in the background, unwanted objects, and so on. Well, this new feature goes a step further, it allows you to change the color of those objects....

Clearly, this isn’t going down well with Qualcomm as evidenced by a tweet posted by the company. The tweet reads (via) – “We’ve decided to make our own smartphone SoC instead of using Snapdragon,” followed by a series of red flags. Red flags are a relatively new phenomenon on the internet. Users make a statement or comment with sarcastic overtones as a critique of something. To make it apparent, they add a bunch of red flag emojis to the message....