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The Moto G200 brings a 6.8-inch (2460×1080) LCD screen with a refresh rate of 144Hz and HDR10 support. The high refresh rate makes this device unique to the mobile industry, particularly given the pricing. In line with previous reports, the Moto G200 packs the octa-core Snapdragon 888+ 5G chipset, which is complemented by 8GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 128/256GB of internal storage (via). In the camera department, the Moto G200 brings a 108-megapixel primary sensor along with an 8-megapixel ultrawide camera and a 2-megapixel depth sensor....

Netflix is testing the ability to transfer profiles between accounts Netflix is testing the ability to transfer profiles between accounts This is why Netflix’s new test is something a lot of people will love. We can’t always rest assured that our data will be safe on one account. Maybe you’re using your friend’s account, and that friend decides to cancel. Maybe you’ve wracked up a ton of people on your account and you want them to get their own accounts....

You can now use voice assistants on the Nothing ear (1) earbuds You can now use voice assistants on the Nothing ear (1) earbuds Voice assistants are present in so many devices lining our walls and our pockets. They’ve become such a big part of most techies’ lives because of their sheer utility. This is why being able to access them using your earbuds is such a sought-after thing. One thing that the Nothing ear (1) earbuds have been missing was access to voice assistants....

The feature is a collaboration between Samsung and CommonHealth. A company which helps people digitize their health data in case they ever need more readily accessible versions of it. More and more places and venues are requiring people to verify that they’ve been vaccinated prior to being allowed entry. So Samsung is making that process as easy as possible for users. The new feature does have a couple of caveats though....

The feature is a collaboration between Samsung and CommonHealth. A company which helps people digitize their health data in case they ever need more readily accessible versions of it. More and more places and venues are requiring people to verify that they’ve been vaccinated prior to being allowed entry. So Samsung is making that process as easy as possible for users. The new feature does have a couple of caveats though....