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Wednesday, 21 October 2020

iPhone 12 Comes Double Boxed With EarPods in France [Video]

Apple has doubled boxed the iPhone 12 in France in order to include EarPods.

Promoting the use of a mobile phone by children without the use of an accessory that limits electromagnetic waves is punishable by a criminal fine in France. As far as we know, France is the only country where buyers still get EarPods included with the purchase of an iPhone.

In the unboxing video below, we can see that Apple has placed EarPods in an outer box that also houses the new smaller box for the iPhone 12.

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iPhone 12 Loses Two Hours of Battery Life When On 5G [Report]

The iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro take a big hit in battery life when using 5G, according to a new report from Tom's Guide.

The site tested the new iPhones by surfing the web continuously at 150nits of screen brightness, launching a new site every 30 seconds.

The regular iPhone 12 lasted just 8 hours and 25 minutes over AT&T's 5G network. Last year's iPhone 11 lasted a whopping 11 hours and 16 minutes over 4G. To compare, we switched the iPhone 12 to 4G-only, and it endured for 10 hours and 23 minutes.

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PayPal’s Big Crypto Move Is All Hype

Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are a fun way to skirt money-laundering laws and pay for drugs, but, according to reporting by Reuters, it appears you’ll now be able to use it to pay for Beanie Babies and fake Rolexes. That’s right: PayPal is getting into the crypto game.