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Chinese Reports:
Chinese team tears down AirPods Pro, and puts it back in whole! (Link)
China-made Tesla Model 3s roll off assembly line in Shanghai (Link)
Huawei's own map services are coming (Link)
Here is what the tiny Palm Phone looks like in real life (Link)
English Reports:
Gadgets:
I tried to use a Huawei phone without Gapps, and it did not go well (Android Police)
Huawei Mobile Services ecosystem is coming soon – Who needs Google? (GizChina)
Galaxy Fold goes on sale in China, sells out in five minutes (SamMobile，Weibo)
Xiaomi foldable phone with pop-up Penta camera appears in new patent (GizChina)
Xiaomi rolling out MIUI 11 stable version to second batch of devices (GizmoChina)
Redmi Watch is coming soon, company's GM hints (GizChina)
Honor President shares 5G speed screenshot from Honor V30 (GizmoChina)
OnePlus 8 Pro to come with the 120Hz super smooth Display (XiaomiToday)
WhatsApp severely draining battery life on some OnePlus devices (Android Authority)
Alleged Oppo Reno3 spec sheet points to 90Hz screen, 5G connectivity (GSM Arena)
ZTE Blade 10 Prime and Blade A7 Prime available in the US via Visible (SlashGear)
IDC releases its first sale performance report for 5G phones in China (GizChina)
iPhone 11 Pro Max cameras fall behind Xiaomi Mi CC9, Huawei Mate 30 Pro (SlashGear)
Apple Watch Sales Grew to 6.8 Million in Q3, up 51% yoy (MacRumors)
What the AirPods Pro hint about Apple's wearable AR philosophy (Macworld)
Samsung Galaxy Note10 gets Android 10-based One UI 2.0 beta in India (GSM Arena)
Apps and Industry:
iOS 13.2.2 update fixes background app management issue (GSM Arena)
How to install third-party fonts in iOS 13 (Digital Trends)
How to use Sign In With Apple and manage your log in information (Apple Insider)
macOS Catalina 10.15.2 goes into beta testing (Cult of Mac)
You can now download the Google Stadia app from the Play Store (TalkAndroid)
Phantom text messages were sent around the US last night (Digital Trends)
How to Combine Your Live Photos in a Video in iOS 13 (Make Tech Easier)
ZIP files are being used to bypass security gateways (Tech Radar)
T-Mobile to launch nationwide 5G on December 6th (PhoneArena)
Chinese apps make millions from American users (CNBC)
Sony teases the IMX686 image sensor for 2020 smartphones (XDA)
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