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I think the iPhone Duo is solving a problem Huawei already solved PhoneArena Forget the iPhone Duo: A new wide non-folding phone is setting sales records PhoneArena Huawei Pura X View Price in India, Specs : 7000mAh Battery in a 6.68mm Body Gogi Tech Huawei Pura X Max sales reportedly rose 76.5% after iPhone Duo launch technode.com Huawei Pura X View hands-on reveals unusually wide smartphone Notebookcheck

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US expands visa social media checks to three more categories from October 1

From October 1, the US will expand social media screening to I, TN and TD visa applicants, requiring foreign journalists, USMCA professionals and their dependants to make all social media profiles public or open. The move adds these categories to an online vetting regime that already covers H-1B workers, students, exchange visitors and several other visa classes.

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