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Should you still buy your next smartphone — or subscribe to it instead? - TechCrunch

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Andrei Miroslavescu
The smartphone industry’s next battleground may not be the phone itself, but how consumers get it. As premium devices become more expensive, Apple, Samsung, and others are betting that leasing, subscriptions, and guaranteed buyback programs can make upgrading more attractive. This week, Apple launched Apple Upgrade in the U.S. in partnership with Klarna,
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allowing consumers to lease an iPhone, Mac, iPad, or Apple Watch for a monthly fee with the option to upgrade, return, or eventually purchase the device. Samsung, meanwhile, has been offering its Galaxy Forever program in India, combining financing with a guaranteed buyback to let consumers upgrade flagship Galaxy smartphones more predictably.
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T-Mobile breaks silence over nationwide outage - Mashable

T-Mobile, one of the biggest mobile carriers in the U.S., went down for hours on Monday, leaving many of its customers without cellular service.Customers took to social media yesterday to complain about the downtime, while T-Mobile was fairly silent about the issue.T-Mobile has now issued a statement apologizing for Monday's service disruption. This Tweet is currently unavailable.

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Front comun al sindicatelor împotriva Legii salarizării. Cer oprirea tuturor demersurilor parlamentare

Cele cinci confederații sindicale reprezentative la nivel național cer retragerea de urgență a actualului proiect al Legii salarizării din sectorul public și anunță că nu vor mai participa la consultările organizate pe marginea documentului. Sindicaliștii solicită partidelor parlamentare să oprească orice demers legislativ privind proiectul și cer ca elaborarea unei noi legi să fie reluată după învestirea unui Guvern cu puteri constituționale depline.

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