OnePlus One is Back On Sale, No Invite Needed
Miss out on the last OnePlus One "no invite" sale? Both the £229 16GB Silk White edition and the £269 64GB Sandstone Black model are currently back on sale to anyone that's interested. [OnePlus]
Miss out on the last OnePlus One "no invite" sale? Both the £229 16GB Silk White edition and the £269 64GB Sandstone Black model are currently back on sale to anyone that's interested. [OnePlus]
Turning normals spectacles into something more akin to Google Glass.
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But will Birdman-Batman-Beetlejuice himself, Michael Keaton, dust off that striped suit again for the lead role?
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The threats may or may not be genuine, but the message is chilling nonetheless.
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Phoneless Putin probably doesn't care though.
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Let's hope he's even half right. We don't need another Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
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