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This Old Phone Became a Fire Hazard Under My Nose
We all know that defective or damaged lithium-ion batteries are a fire hazard. Yet we still use closets and drawers as the ...
Android Police15d
Phones have become boring: It's time to rethink them from the outside in
Meanwhile, the back of the phone remains an afterthought because it wasn't meant to compete with the screen. It's where logos, camera modules, and utilities sit on or underneath. This one-sided ...
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Experts reveal what really happens if you lose your phone on a flight and why you’re unlikely to get it back
After contacting the lost property office at Birmingham International Airport, the iPhone was found - although researchers had to pay £27 to claim the phone back. Sun Online Travel have contacted ...