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Lugia and Articuno are now live in +Pokémon GO, and so are special enhancements like double XP and double candy.

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Pokémon Go officially gains legendary Pokémon, now offering double XP and more

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If you're looking for a deal on an Android smartphone, +Amazon.com's got a special that's running today only.

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LeEco Le Pro3 drops to $214 in Amazon sale

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+Samsung Mobile is now offering $150 off Galaxy S8 Unlocked, and another $150 off when you trade-in a qualifying smartphone!

Samsung now offering $150 off Galaxy S8 Unlocked, and another $150 off when you trade-in a qualifying smartphone

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Is the smartphone industry ready for another shot at a smartphone targeted towards gamers?

The smartphone industry could use another gaming phone

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+R Λ Z Ξ R is reportedly working on a new phone that'll target "hardcore gamers". Would you be interested in a gaming-focused smartphone?

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Razer reportedly working on gamer-focused smartphone

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It's anyone's guess whether a phone will feature the standard 3.5mm headphone jack or not, thanks to an oddly growing trend that started last year. Now that we're accustomed to them, what are your feelings on phones without headphone jacks? Do you still oppose their removal or have you learned to live without them?

Have your feelings changed regarding the headphone jack?

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Brian Jung: I like the 3.5mm port. I've never seen a wireless headset that didn't require a battery. My wireless headphones need to be charged. Every time I need to charge I need to use wired headphones. Yes, I like the jack.

Ken Ostrander: Couldn't care less about it. My phone requires a charge but my Bluetooth headphones require much less of one. I haven't used wired headphones in years.

Ken Ostrander: +Thi Henry my car is so old it doesn't have an audio jack so I bought a Bluetooth adapter so it plays on an FM radio station and I can then charge it.

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Some +Verizon customers say that their +Netflix and +YouTube speeds are stuck at 10Mbps.

Verizon said to be throttling Netflix and YouTube streams

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This may be the design of the +Samsung Mobile Galaxy Note 8. What do you think of it?

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Samsung Galaxy Note 8 design reportedly shown in leaked renders

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The highly anticipated Essential Phone is just a few weeks away. Are you getting one?

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Essential Phone will launch 'in a few weeks', says Andy Rubin

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For a limited time, you can score a deal on a new iPhone from +T-Mobile.

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T-Mobile launches new iPhone deals: $300 off iPhone 7, free iPhone SE

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良知: Sydney, Australia: People From All Walks of Life Sign Petition Protesting Organ Harvesting Atrocities in China

July 15, 2016 | By Hua Qing, Minghui Correspondent in Sydney

(Minghui.org) Activities were held on July 9 in Campsie, a business and administrative center in southwestern Sydney, to raise awareness of organ harvesting atrocities in China. Prisoners of conscience, most of whom practice Falun Gong, are killed in large numbers for their organs. Many signed a petition to protest the atrocities.

Residents of Sydney learn about organ harvesting atrocities.

Passersby sign petition.

People from all walks of life offer support for Falun Gong.

Passersby stopped to find out information about the organ harvesting, and supported the efforts of practitioners by signing the petition and calling for its end. They were shocked by the brutality of the persecution and condemned China's communist regime for this appalling crime.

Ms. Cherry Raya

Ms. Cherry Raya, a Thai Chinese college student, said organ harvesting was outrageous, and that she would tell all her friends about it through social media.

Somya and Danish Khan support Falun Gong.

Somya and Danish Khan gasped on seeing the banner about organ harvesting, “How can anybody do such a thing! It's really inhuman! We have to hurry up and stop the persecution! What can we do to help? Can we make a donation?”

Somya told Falun Gong practitioners donating organs was a serious matter and required complicated paperwork in Australia. She and her husband had registered to donate their organs after death, but she had to get all family members' approval and go through all the required process. She was shocked the CCP had taken organs from living people and sold them to foreign patients. Both Somya and Danish would like to watch the documentary Human Harvest and help spread the news.

Avado and Valvrie condemn organ harvesting.

Avado and Valvrie spoke out against organ harvesting atrocities and said they completely supported Falun Gong practitioners. Avado said the principles of Truthfulness, Compassion and Forbearance were great, and that she would like to learn the practice.

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