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  1. FILE PHOTO: A man stands in front of a wall of iPhones cases in Beijing
  2. FILE PHOTO: Samsung Electronic's Galaxy Note 20 smartphone is seen on a display during a drivi
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    Samsung may discontinue high-end Galaxy Note smartphones: Sources

    Samsung Electronics Co Ltd may discontinue its premium Galaxy Note phone next year, sources with knowledge of the matter said, a move that would ...
  3. China US Investment Ban
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    Huawei selling Honor phone brand in face of US sanctions

    Huawei selling Honor phone brand in face of US sanctions
  4. Samsung prepares to launch first foldable smartphone | Video
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    04:20minutes
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    Samsung prepares to launch first foldable smartphone | Video

    Samsung is preparing to launch its first foldable Galaxy S10. But its future may no longer lie in smartphones as the company shift its focus to ...
  5. China's Huawei unveils 5G phone with foldable screen | Video
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    02:32minutes
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    China's Huawei unveils 5G phone with foldable screen | Video

    Foldable phones have - in a short space of time - been thrust to the forefront of mobile gadgetry. No less than three major manufacturers - ...
  6. FILE PHOTO: Apple logo is seen on a Macbook in this illustration
  7. google pixel 4a ( 5)
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    Commentary: Google Pixel 4a a decent phone but wait a little longer before switching

    Google Pixel 4a comes at a good price as an entry-level smartphone but it faces challenging headwinds, says Chong Guan.
  8. Woman wearing a face mask following coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak looks at her smartphon
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    Smartphone shipments in China plunge 35% in July: Government data

    Smartphone shipments in China plunged 35per cent in July compared with a year earlier, government data released on Tuesday shows.
  9. A woman wearing a face mask checks her phone
  10. women office laptops coffee mobile phones
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    Commentary: Our laptops are facing a slow death

    Instead of constantly upgrading your laptop in the face of obsolete systems, consider alternatives, says Paul Levy.