#Sony Compact phone

[enivrez-vous]

2000s

Having small, electronic gadgets had some charm. It saddens me bc I am overwhelmed by the amount of things that attack me from my smartphone. I cannot focus on one thing that would give me satisfaction.

[tetranymous]

Why are the only 2 options for new phones nowadays:

World's most expensive slab of glass that costs more than a new laptop. Has one single port and the screen is the size of your head. The next model will have a screen on the side to remove all of the buttons and will reduce the thickness of the glass, both for the sake of sleekness and fashion (and money). The glass will crack upon a slight gust of wind but the adhesive holding the phone together is the famed immovable object of legend. The model after that will be as if the monolith from 2001 a space odyssey had screens on every surface, the charging port is obsolete since it can all be done through induction (the hot new trend). It's the camera for the photographer who is deathly afraid of buttons and dials present on real cameras. Don't worry guys we're removing features for your own good. If you try to repair it yourself you will be killed through our patented DontTry™ technology installed in every device.

The same price as a decent SD card and the absolute lowest quality slop they could push out of the factory. The phone equivalent of a pug, struggles to run its own OS (go edition of course). When idling with nothing but the home screen running the cpu is rivalling the heat output of a miserable old macbook forced to run the sims. Its hardware specs are somehow worse than a flagship released NINE (9) years ago. The screen genuinely hurts to look at if not using a jig to perfectly align it with your head (portrait only, no landscape video unless you want to turn it into the migrane machine). Has both a headphone jack and sometimes a user replaceable battery. Micro B charging port means that no one will Disappear your charging cables. Sometimes come in fun form factors. Cannot scan a QR code no matter how much you try. Absolutely zero technical information available online. Would probably run okay if it wasn't forced to have android 10+ installed. Immune to damage from getting dropped (back flies off, battery falls out).

[canadian-riddler]

Yesterday I went on eBay to get one of those modded iPod classics just to put music on and there are sooo many old iPod touches there you can get for like thirty dollars

I know it’s because all their batteries are dead and iPod touch batteries are hard to replace but there IS a company that makes battery cases for them

[technoplanet]

sony ericsson c905i, the first mobile phone outside Japan and South Korea to feature an 8.1-megapixel camera, designed to look like a compact digital camera

[dollsahoy]

Talking with people about reasons not to trust Sony Corporation and the young 'uns didn't know about the rootkit scandal

The Sony BMG CD copy protection scandal concerns the copy protection measures included by Sony BMG on compact discs in 2005. When inserted into a computer, the CDs installed one of two pieces of software that provided a form of digital rights management (DRM) by modifying the operating system to interfere with CD copying. Neither program could easily be uninstalled, and they created vulnerabilities that were exploited by unrelated malware. One of the programs would install and "phone home" with reports on the user's private listening habits, even if the user refused its end-user license agreement (EULA), while the other was not mentioned in the EULA at all. Both programs contained code from several pieces of copylefted free software in an apparent infringement of copyright, and configured the operating system to hide the software's existence, leading to both programs being classified as rootkits. Sony BMG initially denied that the rootkits were harmful. It then released an uninstaller for one of the programs that merely made the program's files visible while also installing additional software that could not be easily removed, collected an email address from the user and introduced further security vulnerabilities. Following public outcry, government investigations and class-action lawsuits in 2005 and 2006, Sony BMG partially addressed the scandal with consumer settlements, a recall of about 10% of the affected CDs and the suspension of CD copy-protection efforts in early 2007.

[accio-victuuri]

there are clowning materials/potential candies that i wanna look into and talk about no matter how improbable they are. then there are those where i’m just — do i even want to do this? lol. only because there is not much to go on and fueled solely by speculation. anyway, this is about the alleged camera gifted to xz ( by wang yibis babie ) and how he took it to milan with him.

i’m making this so i can refer to it if anything comes up in the future. the thing is, if you look at the vlogs/photos — ZZ is using his phone to take pictures and videos. there is nothing wrong that, most people use their phones and he has his team that will take the “content” who brought the equipment. but i just find it hard to believe that GG, a photographer, will not bring a camera? this is a dude who brings it for drama shoots ( for example ace troops ) and that’s at home. so what more for a trip like this. in milan. there are a couple of fan-photos/videos of him roaming around and we don’t see him holding a proper camera. surely there will be other content from that trip and let’s see if we find the cam but right now it seems like it’s non- existent.

this talk started with a made-up 🍉…

i’m saying made-up because all melons that read like this are. especially those that say “xx and xx have a good relationship” or “xx exercise alot”. if this was from a fake rumor house, i would be more inclined to have a positive take on it but it’s not. as i also said before, i don’t endorse this particular account cause they clearly post reliable work-related melons, anti posts and random stuff to get attention. point is, melon accounts are not friends.

anyway, this made some turtles think about last october when some where noticing the appearance of cameras in their promo pics/ videos. and comments came up of maybe it’s a clue that they are giving us. remember XZ didn’t do his usual birthday post last year, same with Bobo.

so now we’re like, why not look into it?

XZS posted very few photos of GG ( 2021-2022 ) with a camera and i can’t really tell what he’s using for p1 and p2. but i think this is the same one he takes with him @ drama shoots.

for the vlogs i found this, but they covered the brand. lol. and well the occasional polaroid cameras are also spotted in his vlogs.

i don’t see any concrete timeline of what cameras he has, i only remember his pd101 guesting and how fans were saying the camera he used is his own. it just never really came up, how many cameras do you have? hahahahahahaha!

In terms of MFW,

the main camera his team was using for photos and vlogs was Canon EOS body and of course the important thing are the lenses which they switch out. I think this was not the “gifted” one and more of something his assistant/photographer owns. 📷

my eye is on the camera he used for the tod’s photoset when he landed in Milan. It was still posted under XZS and they tagged Tod’s, but it’s not exactly a “business photoshoot” that will be released as a proper Ad. It is still work-related, but given the freedom to add his personal touch. popular guess is it’s a sony zv-1, which is a known compact vlogging camera that is good quality. it is a thoughtful gift for someone you know who loves to shoot his day-to-day life. it’s not too heavy or so expensive that you will be afraid to use it casually.

some are saying it might be provided by tod’s for him to shoot but i find that unlikely. they know he has his team. if they need to capture photos/videos of him, they will send their own. knowing how cared for he was by the tod’s team during his trip. and the important thing for a tod’s “ad post” is really the product. the clothes, bags and shoes. so why was this camera featured twice? is he showing it off? for what?

i checked the review and it sounds promising that i almost wanna buy one for myself 😂😂😂

it could be his own and he bought it himself. it is possible too ( by turtle logic ) that it’s “gifted” by wyb. who knows. as with all other candies, we can’t say for sure or confirm things. but for this one, i think we need more evidence and time. 💕

reference sources: one & two

[dearimasu]

my outdated* tech collection :^)

time to list the brands and models :^D

°Fujifilm instax mini 8 °Otaki 7410L lw/mw/fm radio cassette tape recorder °Olympus TripXB400 analog camera °Ciatronic CDP 549 compact disc player °Ciatronic CDP 512 compact disc player °Philips PD7000B/12 portable dvd player °Panafone TH-2200 tone/pulse switchable system (????) °Sony NWZ-B135F digital music player (walkman) °(I have no idea what brand the keyboard is) Model ACK-260A

my clowns are there too :^)

i found the telephone, radio and keyboard in the trash, i bought the instax from a flea market and the rest belonged to my mom :^3 i dont atually know how old any of these items are but i can safely assume my mom's items are from the 2000s

*outdated as in: while the telephone and instant camera may be recent, there are definitely more convenient options out there :^) but idk. i cant find any info on the phone's manufacturers out there so they may have went out of business, that's an old person thing to do right?

[ryotaiku]

My retro setup

If you're a retro person younger than me, you probably emulate old games on your laptop, or even your phone. But I'm a freak, so I set up space in my room to play old games on original-ish hardware. This is by no means the easiest method or even that much more authentic than just emulating, but the vibes are nice. Lemme give you a tour.

The first thing you may notice is I don't use a CRT. I do have a Sony Trinitron, and I even tried to get it set up, but I'm in a basement and getting it down here requires renting an industrial dolly designed for stairs. So I compromised and snatched a 2006 Olevia flatscreen from my dad. Flatscreens are honestly more nostalgic to me than CRTs anyway, and they're much more practical to use. They're lighter, more compact, and they have an ungodly number of inputs. The speakers aren't great though, so I also put in a soundbar.

I really wanted to use the Sharp Aquos you see cropped out on the right, but it sadly won't turn on. I plug it in occasionally in the hopes that it someday just starts working again, but alas. I really like that TV too.

The consoles! These are all plugged into an S-video adapter unless stated otherwise. From top-left to bottom-right.

I'm honestly not sure why I hooked up the Sega Dreamcast. Probably because I had space for it. I could hard-mod it, which is surprisingly easy to do, but most everything worth playing on the system has a better version on another platform. So it's there as a filler. If I ever get a Sega Saturn I'll probably replace it with that.

I was gonna put in a Sega Genesis, but the Olevia weirdly doesn't have the channels required to read any coaxial systems. So I went even more compact and bought a Retron 3. I had a Retron 2 HD that could play NES/SNES games, but the composite would only output in black & white. So I just bought a new one with no HD compatibility that also supported Genesis carts. All three slots utilize flashcarts to maintain the health of both the console and my individual games. This is the only console plugged in through composite.

The GameCube was the first console I modded when I got the idea for this setup. I do unfortunately have to use my copy of Twilight Princess to run the mod, but that may change as m.2 loaders for the system get developed. I also have a GBA flashcart I could plug into the Game Boy Player beneath it, but that's currently in my actual GBA.

The Xbox is an eldritch nightmare and I highly advise against any form of modding. I bricked it on accident trying to help a streamer unlock the region on his, and the process of unbricking it was such a goddamn nightmare that I refuse to do any further mod fuckery. Anyone who said this is the best modded console ever is a liar. Most games worth playing on this system are backwards compatible on Xbox One/Series X, so it's mainly here for insurance whenever Microsoft decides to shut those consoles down.

The N64 doesn't have much special going on. It's got a flashcart and I have some Hyperkin controllers for four-player shenanigans, though last time I used the system it would reset on its own. I think one of the controllers has a reset button in its stick or something, which is a really irresponsible place to put a reset button. Ah well.

Hey why do you have a PS3 plugged in? That's hardly retro.

Well technically the PS3 fits the vibe in a 2000s-era retro space, and I'm sure some of you can feel your skin wrinkle as I say that. But the real reason it's there is to play PS1 games. Theoretically a PS3 can be softmodded to play PS1 ROMs off a USB drive, but I could never get that to work. Lemme know if you got it working and how. In the meantime I can at least play PS1 discs. This is the only console plugged in through HDMI.

It can't play PS2 games though, which is why I have a PS2 set up as well. This is my preferred console for most retro games, on account of being the only one with a drive bay. Its one annoyance is third-party network adapters (required to plug in the drive) don't actually have network ports, and I can't load ROMs through USB or similar. So if I want to add new games, I gotta remove the drive manually and plug it into my desktop. It also can't play PS1 games, since the console is hard-coded to shut out both USB and the drive bay when loading its PS1 emulation. But it works great for PS2 games, and that's all it needs to do.

I should reiterate again that you don't need to do this to have a true authentic experience playing retro games. As time goes on, emulation & 4K OLED TVs will be more accessible means of achieving authenticity. I'm just a madman who had the space & resources to do it.

[jedivoodoochile]

Three generations of the Sony Walkman as represented in our Physical Objects Collection:

• Compact Cassette Sports Walkman WM-AF54 (1989)

• MiniDisc MZ-R30 (1996)

• MP3 + AAC Mobile Phone Walkman W800 (2005)

[amberfaber40]

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[solhrafn]

est-ce que tu peux un peu nous parler de ton parcours pro en tant que photographe genre comment tu t'es lancé, comment ça t'es venu, tes potentiels doutes ou autre ?

C'est marrant, avec @leonce-rature vous me posez tous deux grosso modo la même question. Bon j'espère que vous avez du temps parce que je suis en hyperfocus et donc je vais y aller dans les détails.

Alors je vais pas vous faire le coup de "j'ai toujours fait de la photographie" (ce gros cliché) mais par contre, j'ai toujours été entouré de photographie.

Ma maman en particulier, avait toujours un appareil sur elle (un Nikon EM dans les années 80 et début des 90 et un Minolta motorisé par la suite qu'elle n'a arrêté d'utiliser qu'avec l'arrivée de son premier smart phone - pour personnes âgées).

Prendre des photos pour elle ça à toujours été un truc d'angoissée existentielle. Documenter, avoir des souvenirs, apprivoiser l'horreur du temps qui passe et des moments qui ne durent qu'un court instant et qui ne surviennent qu'une seule fois. C'est pour ça qu'elle le faisait. J'ai les négatifs chez moi car je les scanne quand j'ai un peu de temps et je trouve ses images poétiques, certaines vachement bien, mais elle ne s'en est jamais rendu compte je pense.

J'ai donc grandi avec ça en background mais n'y ai jamais prêté attention à l'époque.

Après l'école secondaire, vers 2003, nous avons eu notre premier appareil photo numérique, ces petits compacts sony de 2 ou 4 mégapixels. Du coup c'est moi qui m'en suis chargé car transférer sur le pc, imprimer, tout ça, pour ma maman, ce n'était pas évident.

3 ans passent ainsi. Ce sont en fait quelques années d'errance en études supérieures que je ne finis pas (chaque année un nouveau truc) et durant ces années j'ai remarqué que j'utilisais l'appareil tout le temps.

J'ai eu un déclic après avoir fais quelques images le temps de voyages répartis sur un été et un automne et je me suis mis à chercher à faire des images en y réfléchissant un peu plus.

2004, Pays-Bas, images originales qualité VGA (lol)

Après quelques mois d'obsession constante (merci TDAH non diagnostiqué) je suis même allé rechercher le Nikon EM de ma maman et me suis mis à l'utiliser aussi, j'ai acheté des livres (de reporters) et le papa d'un de mes potes avait fait des études de journalisme et avait fait de la photo argentique dans ce cadre là. Il m'a filé son agrandisseur, ses cuves et au bout d'une année je me suis rendu compte qu'il fallait que je me lance sérieusement.

J'ai passé quelques temps à faire des photographies des SDF et mandiants de ma ville. C'était surtout pour apprendre à approcher les gens. Je suis super introverti et en y repensant je me demande comment j'ai bien pu faire.

A côté de ce genre de challenge, à l'époque j'avais toujours un appareil sur moi et je photographiais tout, tout le temps. (Ca n'a pas trop changé, sauf pour le tout et le tout le temps). Tout était très nouveau et excitant et j'avais l'impression de tenir un moyen d'expression satisfaisant. J'aurais aimé pouvoir dessiner et peindre cela offre plus de libertés, notamment pouvoir vraiment donner forme à des univers intérieurs, mais je suis une clinche. J'arrivais à écrire mais ça prennait trop de temps et je ne pouvais pas le faire sur commande, je me décourageais vite. (Comme ce diagnostique TDAHP aurait pu être utile!)

J'ai été piqué par le truc suffisamment fort que je me suis dit qu'en faire mon métier pourrait être un bon plan. A l'époque en Belgique le métier de photographe était toujours soumis à l'accès à la profession, c'est à dire qu'il n'était pas question de travailler en tant que photographe sans avoir suivi les études ad hoc.

Vu qu'entre temps j'avais déjà trouvé un boulot dans un office de tourisme, j'ai suivi la formation en cours du soir. En 2006 l'accès à la profession a été levé, mais je me suis dit que j'allais tout de même continuer à suivre les modules, mais plus à mon aise. J'ai reçu mon diplôme de technicien en photographie en 2009 mais j'ai effectué mes premiers contrats dès 2007 (des concerts et des portraits surtout) pendant que j'étais encore en formation.

2007, concerts de Jazz

Ensuite je suis retourné en cours du soir pour chopper ce qu'on appelle le Certificat d'Aptitude Pédagogique (CAP) qui permet d'enseigner toute connaissance technique / spécialisation que l'on peut avoir. (En gros c’est comme sciences de l’éducation, mais en version light et pratico-pratique).

En même temps je bossais toujours à l'OT et utilisais mes vacances pour faire des voyages photographiques. Je réalisais aussi les photos pour l'office, qui ont fini dans les brochures touristiques. Mon contrat est arrivé à terme en 2011 et entre ce moment et 2013 j'ai fait pas mal de freelancing très irrégulier en alternance avec le chômage.

Je suis parti en Islande plusieurs fois, je suis parti pas mal au Japon.

Au total j'ai vécu 7 mois à Tokyo si on met les séjours bout-à-bout. Démarches de reportage et vivre ma vie, mais jamais pleinement assez. En tout cas, c'est le souvenir que j'en garde.

Je me dis que j’ai tout de même bien fait d'avoir pu vivre ces quelques années dans une boite à chaussures et m'être autorisé de voir un peu le monde, mais en prenant de la bouteille, je ne peux que regretter de ne pas avoir été au bout des choses. C'est sans doute juste ce côté perfectionniste qui parle... (encore une fois, un diagnostique aurait été précieux, bordel!).

Je vivais tranquillou, sans me préoccuper de rien quand tout à coup, en 2013, boulversement dans ma vie, je tombe amoureux de celle qui deviendra mon épouse et je bazarde tout dans ma vie. (Ca n'a pas été forcément sans dégats). Je me remets à une formation que je suis de 2014 (année de notre mariage) jusqu'à 2015 pour devenir caméraman-monteur en télévision. A la fin de ma formation nous sommes partis en lune de miel, au Japon, évidemment.

Lors de ce voyage (la dernière fois que j’y ai mis les pieds malheureusement) j’en ai profité pour realiser un court docu sur le japon, la photo, les découvertes, les rencontres, les amitiés...

A notre retour, on a vécu encore un peu dans ma boîte à chaussures pendant que je faisais des piges en tant que caméraman en télélocale et pour des boîtes de prod, jusqu'à ce que je trouve un poste dans le secteur jeunesse décroché grâce à toutes les cordes à mon arc.

En 2016 je suis donc devenu éducateur aux médias et animateur socio-culturel. Mes missions : projets photographiques, audio-visuels avec des jeunes de 12 à 26 ans, éducation aux médias (des trucs ezpz comme les réséaux sociaux mais des trucs plus particuliers genre déontologie et démarche journalistique) mais aussi de l'éducation dans des domaines d'informations plus généraux (de l'EVRAS aux changements climatiques par exemple).

Je suis toujours à ce poste et c'est très chouette car très varié (fonctionnement par projet donc c'est bien pour mon cerveau qui ne supporte pas la routine) et il me permet d'utiliser toutes les formations que j'ai suivies... et plus encore car je continue à apprendre!

Je continue à faire des contrats photos et audiovisuels ainsi que donner des formations en plus de mon boulot actuel, mais c'est très disaparate, avec maintenant deux enfants et en étant neurodivergent j'ai pas trop d'énergie en réserve, sauf lorsque j'ai vraiment besoin/envie d'argent :P

Ah oui, le diagnostique tant attendu est tombé fin 2019 après avoir été suspecté pendant quelques années. Gérer le boulot, la famille, c'était devenu trop compliqué et je commençais à lâcher prise.

Si vous êtes nozy, y a aussi le tag me qui révèle des trucs en filigrane je crois...

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[gadgetpipashu]

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Here's a blog post draft focusing on mini Bluetooth headphones and their pricing in Bangladesh:

Mini Bluetooth Headphones: Compact, Convenient, and Affordable Options in Bangladesh

As technology continues to evolve, the demand for compact and portable gadgets is on the rise. Mini Bluetooth headphones, known for their convenience and sleek design, have become increasingly popular among music lovers, commuters, and fitness enthusiasts alike. Whether you're looking for a pair of earbuds that fit snugly in your pocket or a discreet headset for hands-free calls, mini Bluetooth headphones offer the perfect blend of style and functionality.

Why Choose Mini Bluetooth Headphones?

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Comfort: Designed to fit securely in your ears, they offer a comfortable experience, even during extended use.

Versatility: Many models are equipped with features like noise cancellation, water resistance, and long battery life, making them suitable for various activities.

Price Range of Mini Bluetooth Headphones in Bangladesh

When it comes to purchasing mini Bluetooth headphones in Bangladesh, you'll find a wide range of options catering to different budgets. Here’s a breakdown of the typical price range you can expect:

Entry-Level Options (৳500 - ৳1,500): If you're on a tight budget, there are several affordable models available. These entry-level mini Bluetooth headphones may not have all the bells and whistles of premium brands, but they still offer decent sound quality and basic features. Brands like Awei and Remax often fall within this price range.

Mid-Range Options (৳1,500 - ৳3,000): In this price bracket, you can expect better sound quality, improved build, and additional features such as water resistance and longer battery life. Brands like Xiaomi and Realme offer popular models in this range, combining affordability with performance.

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Where to Buy in Bangladesh

Mini Bluetooth headphones are widely available in Bangladesh, both online and in physical stores. Popular e-commerce platforms like Daraz, Pickaboo, and AjkerDeal offer a wide selection, often with discounts and promotional deals. Additionally, you can find them at major electronics stores and mobile phone shops across the country.

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When choosing mini Bluetooth headphones, consider the following factors:

Battery Life: Ensure the battery life suits your daily usage needs.

Fit and Comfort: Look for a design that fits comfortably in your ears, especially if you plan on wearing them for extended periods.

Sound Quality: If sound quality is a priority, read reviews or try to test the headphones before purchasing.

Features: Decide which features are important to you, such as noise cancellation, water resistance, or touch controls.

Conclusion

Mini Bluetooth headphones offer a convenient and stylish way to enjoy your favorite music or take calls on the go. With a variety of options available in Bangladesh across different price ranges, there’s something to suit every budget and preference. Whether you're looking for an affordable pair or willing to splurge on premium features, you'll find plenty of choices in the market.

Ready to upgrade your audio experience? Explore the latest mini Bluetooth headphones available in Bangladesh and find the perfect pair that fits your needs and budget.

[kiplingkw]

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Eagle Creek Pack-It Cubes: Versatile and durable, perfect for any trip.

Sea to Summit Travelling Light Toiletry Bag: Lightweight and compact, yet spacious enough for all your essentials.

3. Portable Chargers

Staying connected is crucial while traveling, and a portable charger ensures your devices never run out of juice. Look for high-capacity, fast-charging options to keep your phone, tablet, and other gadgets powered up.

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Anker PowerCore 10000: Compact yet powerful, ideal for long journeys.

RAVPower Portable Charger: Known for its fast-charging capabilities and large capacity.

4. Noise-Canceling Headphones

Block out the noise and immerse yourself in your favorite music, podcasts, or audiobooks with noise-canceling headphones. They are perfect for long flights, train rides, or just relaxing in your hotel room.

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Bose QuietComfort 35 II: Renowned for its superior noise-canceling technology.

Sony WH-1000XM4: Offers excellent sound quality and comfort for extended use.

5. Travel Pillows

A good travel pillow can make all the difference in ensuring you get some rest while on the move. Look for ergonomic designs that provide proper neck support and are easy to carry.

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Trtl Pillow: Innovative design that offers great neck support.

Cabeau Evolution Pillow: Memory foam pillow with a 360-degree support system.

6. Reusable Water Bottles

Staying hydrated is essential, especially during long trips. Reusable water bottles are not only eco-friendly but also ensure you always have access to clean water.

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Hydro Flask: Keeps beverages cold for up to 24 hours and hot for up to 12 hours.

S'well Bottle: Stylish and functional, with excellent temperature retention.

7. Travel Adapters and Converters

Avoid the hassle of incompatible plugs and voltage differences with a reliable travel adapter and converter. These gadgets ensure your electronics work safely no matter where you are in the world.

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BESTEK Universal Travel Adapter: Supports outlets in over 150 countries and has multiple USB ports.

EPICKA Universal Adapter: Compact and versatile, suitable for various plug types.

8. Security Accessories

Traveling with peace of mind is priceless. Invest in security accessories like RFID-blocking wallets, anti-theft backpacks, and luggage locks to protect your valuables.

Top Picks:

Travelon Anti-Theft Classic Backpack: Comes with lockable zippers and RFID-blocking pockets.

Pacsafe RFID-Blocking Wallet: Slim design with effective protection against electronic theft.

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Honor launches Magic V Flip as its first flip foldable phone in China TechNode

Honor on Thursday launched its first flip foldable phone, the Magic V Flip, as the Chinese phone maker aims to intensify its competition in the high-end foldable market against leading players such as Samsung and its former parent company Huawei. The Magic V Flip features a 4-inch cover screen, Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor, a 50MP main camera with a Sony IMX906 sensor, and 66W fast charging. The new device combines an innovative flip design with high-speed performance, appealing to users seeking convenience in a compact, fashionable form, the company claimed. Currently, the Magic V Flip is only available in China, with a starting price of RMB 4,999 ($689). In the first quarter, Honor led China’s smartphone market with a 17.1% market share, according to market intelligence firm IDC. [Honor Weibo, in Chinese] Related Source link via The Novum Times

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