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The Motorola Razr 2023 cover screen will be as big as the original iPhone's display

Following multiple renders and leaks of the Razr 2023, the official details are gradually surfacing and reiterating.

Android Central

Motorola Razr 2023 teasers have begun, highlighting the 'large external screen'

Motorola has released the first teasers of the upcoming Razr. The company has mentioned a "large external screen" on the phone.

Android Central

Want frosted glass on your iPhone? The regular iPhone 15 might be the choice for you

The iPhone 15 could have a frosted glass back and a cyan color, according to new rumors.

iMore

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iPhone 15 new color just leaked along with frosted glass design

A Weibo poster says that the iPhone 15 will drop the iPhone 14's glossy back panel in favor of a frosted glass look, with a greenish "cyan" color joining the lineup.

Tom’s Guide

The Galaxy S24 Ultra could ditch one of its cameras for something better

A Galaxy S24 rumor suggests the company may opt for a triple-camera setup.

Android Central

We might get 14th-gen Intel CPUs as soon as this year, but there’s a catch

14th-gen Core processors could be landing sooner than expected, but rumors suggest an odd quirk in Intel's plans.

TechRadar

China's Weibo mutes spammers for hijacking trending #Taiwan Strait drill topic

China's biggest microblogging site muted a number of social media accounts on the weekend after they tried to advertise on the back of interest in military drills in the Taiwan Strait.

Bangkok Post

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Vivo teases April launch of its next Galaxy Z Fold 4 competitor

Vivo begins teasing a possible launch window for its upcoming X Fold 2.

Android Central

Peng Shuai’s Condition Is Still Unknown. And the WTA Will Soon Have to Choose: Principle or Profit?

The tour has effectively boycotted China since she went missing 17 months ago—but key decisions on the future schedule loom.

Sports Illustrated

OnePlus 11 Jupiter Rock Limited Edition is built using new '3D microcrystalline rock'

OnePlus China President Li Jie announces the new OnePlus 11 Jupiter Rock limited edition phone.

Android Central

Oppo, Xiaomi, and Vivo are making it easier to switch phones

While there are several means to switch data between devices, major OEM makers might have a new solution.

Android Central

A OnePlus 11 variant could introduce a new material to the smartphone industry

OnePlus China President Li Jie teases a new OnePlus 11 variant using a new, unique material the industry has yet to have.

Android Central

WHO calls on China to share data on raccoon dog link to pandemic. Here's what we know

Data was released briefly, then rescinded. As NPR reported previously, there is already strong evidence pointing to these animals in the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market in Wuhan.

WEKU

China: Killings of two women spark backlash over treatment of women

The deaths of two women has provoked a backlash over the treatment of women in China.

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WEKU

What does the science say about the origin of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic?

Two U.S. intelligence agencies reportedly support the lab leak theory — with low-to-moderate confidence. No evidence has been shared. Scientists have strong evidence of animal spillover at a market.

Fortune

The man who claimed he genetically engineered babies just got out of a Chinese prison for practicing without a license and he's eyeing a comeback

Experts are worried his new venture might prey on another vulnerable group.

The Independent UK

For man behind gene-edited babies, a rocky return to science

Five years ago, scientist He Jiankui shocked the world with claims that he created the first genetically edited babies

The News Lens

Will Chinese Advanced AI Chatbots Survive China’s Online Censorship?

China’s first chatbot was suspended service shortly after its launch. Users mocked that the service could not pass the censorship test.

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'Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom' Release Date, Trailers, and Story Details

The sequel to 'Breath of the Wild' is within reach and we have lots of gameplay and screenshots to be excited about, here is everything you need to know.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Deadly octopus is served to a diner at a hot pot restaurant

When a basket of raw octopuses was brought to the table of a hot pot restaurant, a diner turned to social media for help.

Tribune News Service

Dubious COVID-19 treatments explode on social media in China

Chinese are turning to social media influencers and celebrities for tips about treating COVID, after the country’s whipsaw reversal in virus strategy undermined trust in government advice and health officials.

The Independent UK

Viral image of arctic foxes with massively overgrown claws prompts backlash against China zoo

‘The foxes could not walk normally. I can tell it really is painful for them’

The Times of India

Coronavirus: China masses take Covid fight into own hands as Xi Jinping sits back

BEIJING: Left to fend for herself after China abruptly ended the world’s strictest Covid restrictions, 31-year-old Share Xue and her daughter found themselves with 40C (104F) fevers and an expired bottle of Motrin.

Bangkok Post

Marvel movies return to China after 4-year break

BEIJING: Chinese film fans on Wednesday celebrated the return of Marvel movies to the country’s cinemas after an absence of nearly four years.

France 24

Chinese travellers outraged after being identified with yellow badges at South Korean airport

Images showing Chinese tourists wearing yellow badges around their necks as they arrive in South Korea have elicited outrage online, among widespread accusations of discrimination related to Covid-19 travel restrictions. The yellow badges, however, are not a new protocol at Incheon Airport.

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