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Mini continues its portfolio overhaul with the redesigned, fifth-generation Cooper. This model has been at the heart of the brand since it was founded 65 years ago. The concept remains the same ...

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While you could opt for cloud storage to relieve your camera roll, the downside is you’ll have to deal with annoying recurring fees. What if we told you it’s possible to pay once for 1TB of ...