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Rajesh Pandey | Android Police

Rajesh Pandey | Android Police

Rajesh Pandey, a reporter for AndroidPolice and a staff writer at MakeUseOf, has 12+ years of expertise in co…

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Rajesh Pandey | MUO

Rajesh Pandey, a reporter for AndroidPolice and a staff writer at MakeUseOf, has 12+ years of expertise in co…

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I tried the viral Mac app that reveals what your USB-C cables can really do [Review]

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By Rajesh Pandey Verified
| Cult of Mac Verified
A free Mac app called WhatCable solves the biggest problem with USB-C cables: They all look alike, but they are not all the same. Plug a USB-C cable into your Mac, and WhatCable can tell you how much power it can deliver, how fast it can transfer data and more. And a pro version for power users serves up even more data about the cables in your collection. The app’s earning accolades online (and hit No. 4 on ProductHunt), so I decided to put it to the test.
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I watched OnePlus push Samsung and Apple to innovate faster; now that pressure is gone

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By Rajesh Pandey Verified
| Android Police Verified
LG. HTC. Asus. Huawei. Honor. ZTE. And to a certain extent, Sony. These are some of the notable smartphone brands that once gave US consumers real choice beyond Apple, Google, and Samsung. Today, they have either exited the US market, scaled back operations, or left the smartphone industry altogether. OnePlus is the latest company to join this list, as it pulls out of the US and European markets. As an Android user, that's bad news because it makes the US smartphone market even less competitive.
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I hope Google's Pixel 11 event surprises us with more than just new phones

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By Rajesh Pandey Verified
| Android Police Verified
Smartphone launch events are no longer as exciting as they used to be. Almost everything gets leaked about new devices weeks before launch. And with Google's Pixel lineup, it's even worse. The phones are among the most heavily leaked every year. By the time the company takes the stage, we usually know all the important details about the new Pixels, from their design and specifications to pricing and software features.
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