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Nothing Phone 2a Goes Through The Dreaded Drop And Scratch Test: Here's What Happened - Vimarsana News

Nothing Phone 2a Goes Through The Dreaded Drop And Scratch Test: Here's What Happened

Nothing Phone 2a takes the drop test and it seems the plastic back panel and other materials hold well against such harsh tests.

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Watch: Ather Rizta e-scooter battery's smartphone-like 40 ft drop test, here's what happened - Vimarsana News

Watch: Ather Rizta e-scooter battery's smartphone-like 40 ft drop test, here's what happened

Electric Bike News: Bengaluru-based EV manufacturer Ather Energy conducted a drop test to test the durability of their electric scooter batteries. The batteries, housed i

Harrowing Drop Test Pits Samsung Galaxy S24 Against S23 With Surprising Results - Vimarsana News

Harrowing Drop Test Pits Samsung Galaxy S24 Against S23 With Surprising Results

Allstate's regular drop test demo features Samsung's Galaxy S24 series with surprising (and depressing) results. In some areas, the new models suffered more damage than the supposedly older S23, despite new cover and frame material.

Durability tests prove Apple's Vision Pro is much sturdier than you might think - Vimarsana News

Durability tests prove Apple's Vision Pro is much sturdier than you might think

With the Apple Vision Pro finally going on sale two days ago, Sam Kohl from AppleTrack decided to put the wallet-punishing mixed-reality headset through a series of...

Proof the iPhone can survive flying from a plane at 16,000 feet - Vimarsana News

Proof the iPhone can survive flying from a plane at 16,000 feet

Ever wondered whether an iPhone could possibly survive being sucked out of a depressurized commercial aircraft at 16,000 feet? Me neither. But, now we know.