In just four years of its existence, OnePlus has become a brand to be reckoned with in the smartphone space. It started with a mission to deliver a high-end experience at a price that’s easier on the wallet. The company has largely delivered on that promise; we walked away pretty impressed with the OnePlus 5 earlier this year. And that’s in part thanks to OxygenOS, OnePlus’s tastefully customized version of Android. It looks and behaves similar to stock Android, which runs on Google’s Pixel phones, but there are some interesting addons sprinkled on top. With the OnePlus 5T on its...
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Last month, Twitter started work on a new “save for later” feature for Tweets in your timeline that you wanted to flag to refer back to in the future. Now it’s given the feature a name — it will be called Bookmarks — and is running tests with it. The news was made public last night in a series of Tweets from Tina Koyama, a staff product designer at the company,… 
Everyone loves drones, including companies with very specific needs. Drones once were the hot new thing and the perfect birthday gift. But drone makers are now realizing that there’s a bigger opportunity with commercial use cases, from farming to inspection. That’s why we’re excited to announce that three founders of three amazing companies in the drone industry will join us… 
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