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It's a common refrain: Smartphones are a commodity. Even the best Android phones are boring. There's nothing more that can be done to the standard slab-shaped phone to make it any more performant or interesting or useful for the average person. Yet in 2020, we saw an influx of novel and experimental designs that pushed the boundaries of mobile technology. With smartphones being most people's primary computer, the outer fringes of mobile tech demonstrated how it was possible to deliver more screen space and unique experiences in a device that could still fit inside your pocket. In other words,...

Source: Daniel Bader / Android Central I might be a bit late publishing this. Sorry about that. It's not that I didn't want it to go up with everyone else's embargoed content — really, I did. It's just that, well... I lost track of time. See, when you task a Diablo addict, someone who's played every Diablo title since the 1997 original and collectively put in thousands of hours between then and now, with playing an unreleased mobile-first version of the game — one that's been two years in the making — it's easy to see why this might be late. When Diablo Immortal was announced as a free...

Source: Hayato Huseman / Android Central As much as it pains me to say it, it's looking more and more likely that the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra will be the last of its kind, as rumors continue to flood in of Samsung killing off the Note line entirely. It makes sense when you think about it; the differences between the best Samsung phones have been few and far between for years, and with rumors that the S21 Ultra will support the S Pen as an optional accessory, there's not much room left in Samsung's lineup to justify the series. The original Galaxy Note was a paradigm-shifting device.

Cream City Hostel switching to cooperative housing Building owners receiving loan from Bader Philanthropies Share Last updated on December 10th, 2020 at 01:44 pm Cream City Hostel, Milwaukee’s first hostel, will now become the city’s first housing cooperative. The building at 500 E. Center St., on the edge of the Harambee and Riverwest neighborhoods, will begin its transformation in January to a housing co-op, building ownership group RiverBee LLC announced today. The building is expected to reopen in the spring or summer. The cooperative tenant housing model offers an intentional living ...