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- Honor 9 debuts in China with 20-megapixel hybrid dual-camera system /2017/06/12/honor-9-debuts-in-china
- TCL responds to BlackBerry KEYone display mishaps /2017/06/11/tcl-response-blackberry-keyone-display
- Fan-made Galaxy Note 8 schematics solve dual-camera, dual-speaker problem /2017/06/12/fan-made-galaxy-note-8-schematics
- Microsoft Xbox One X announced, available November 7 for $499 /2017/06/12/microsoft-xbox-one-x-announced
Watch today's Pocketnow Daily as we talk about the announcement of the Honor 9, and all of its changes. Then we talk about TCL and its statement regarding the bend test of the BlackBerry KEYone. Then it's all about the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and fan made schematics that school Samsung on how to design it. Microsoft follows as we hear of the new Xbox One X and its new features. We end today's show with the leaked images of the iPhone 8 parts, and what it could mean to the design.
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