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Good call! OnePlus 12 stands out with its ultra-fast charging—just five minutes gives you enough juice for an emergency. Plus, its ecosystem is surprisingly strong, with the budget-friendly smartwatch being a standout this year and the tablet seamlessly sharing the phone’s 5G for faster speeds than tethering. For the best value, the OnePlus 12R is a steal if you’re not big on cameras. OnePlus even offers a $100 trade-in deal, even for super old phones. If privacy is your priority, Pixel phones with GrapheneOS let you ditch Google’s tracking while locking down security and controlling app access. But if you’re not going that route, Pixels are getting pricey—Samsung is often the better deal.

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As an owner of the 15 Pro Max, I am not going to upgrade to the 16 Pro Max. As others have said, I don’t see enough upgrades IMO. Now if you are coming from an iPhone 14 Pro Max and under, then it makes more sense to do so(just being able to use USBC has been more convenient for me). So at the end of the day it depends on you, if you can afford it etc. Anyways I LOOK forward to seeing what the IPhone 17 Pro Max brings❤️

Besides AI and Camera improvements do you think it will be the same old phone? I’m planning on upgrading from my iPhone 12.

Released just three months after Llama 3, this new model powers Meta AI across Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp, and smart glasses. With competitors also launching updates, the AI arms race in Silicon Valley shows no signs of slowing down. Llama 3.1 405B is touted as the first openly available model to match rivals in general knowledge, math skills, and multilingual translation.