OnePlus 12: The new flagship smartphone with stunning features

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OnePlus, the global technology brand, has unveiled the OnePlus 12, its latest flagship smartphone, in New Delhi, India. The OnePlus 12 is packed with many new and impressive features that make it one of the most powerful and advanced smartphones in the market. It debuts alongside the OnePlus 12R.

It runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip, the latest and most powerful processor from Qualcomm. OnePlus said it worked closely with Qualcomm to optimize the performance of this chipset. The OnePlus 12 also features a Dual Cryo-velocity VC Cooling System to keep the phone cool and efficient. It has the largest VC ever in a OnePlus device, measuring 9,140 mm². It enhances heat transfer and reduces resistance.

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Rogers celebrates NHL All-Star Weekend in Toronto with Stanley Cup surprise

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Toronto hockey fans got a special treat this morning as Rogers brought the Stanley Cup and Toronto Maple Leafs legend Tomas Kaberle to the TTC subway. Kaberle, who won the Cup with the Boston Bruins in 2011, joined the commuters on the “red rocket” and posed for pictures with the iconic trophy.

The fun continued at Union Station, where Rogers laid out the red carpet for more fan interactions, giveaways and surprises.

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Netflix snubs Apple’s Vision Pro headset, won’t release dedicated app

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Netflix won’t have a dedicated app for Apple’s Vision Pro headset, Bloomberg reports. The streaming giant has no plans to launch an app for the headset or make its iPad app compatible with it. This means users will have to watch Netflix in a web browser, reducing the immersion and quality of the movies or TV shows. It will also prevent offline viewing and limit the resolution, as Netflix’s web app depends on the browser.

Netflix has an app for Meta’s Quest headsets, but it is outdated. “Netflix can be enjoyed on the web browser on the Vision Pro, like on Macs,” Netflix spokesperson Kumiko Hidaka told The Verge. 

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Apple and Disney join forces to bring 3D content to the Vision Pro

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Apple and Disney have teamed up to bring 3D content from Disney Plus to the Vision Pro, Apple’s new mixed-reality headset. Disney Plus subscribers will also enjoy four exclusive animated screening environments featuring themes from Pixar (based on Monsters, Inc.), Marvel (the Avengers Tower from Marvel's Avengers films), and Star Wars (in a cockpit of a land speeder on Tatooine).

The Vision Pro will support a wide range of other apps, such as ESPN, MLB, PGA Tour, Max, Discovery Plus, Amazon Prime Video, Paramount Plus, Peacock, Pluto TV, Tubi, Fubo, Crunchyroll, Red Bull TV, IMAX, TikTok, and MUBI. Netflix is notably absent from the list, but Apple says the existing app will work on the Vision Pro without any modifications.

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