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Samsung a désormais son équivalent au Refurb en France. Comme chez Apple, l’idée de ce programme « Reconditionné Premium » est de proposer des appareils reconditionnés directement par le fabricant. Les tarifs laissent songeurs : certains smartphones sont plus chers que ceux vendus neufs… sur le site de Samsung.

La boutique est disponible en ligne à ce lien. Avec 256 Go de stockage, le Galaxy S25 est vendu 799 € quand le S25 Ultra est à 1 249 € en reconditionné. À configuration égale sur le site de Samsung, le S25 est à 759 € et le S25 Ultra à 1 199 €. C’est respectivement 40 € et 50 € de moins en optant pour le téléphone neuf !
Et c’est sans parler des promos : le S25 Ultra reconditionné est à 1 429 € avec 1 To de stockage quand le même téléphone est à 1 319 € neuf grâce à une promo. Les seules offres intéressantes en reconditionné concernent le S25+, qui perd de 173 € à 233 € selon le stockage.

Samsung indique que les appareils de ce programme sont inspectés et reconditionnés par des experts « qui effectuent un nettoyage rigoureux et plus de 100 tests de qualité ». Chaque smartphone est reconditionné avec des pièces Samsung d’origine et embarque une batterie avec une capacité minimale de 97%.
Les boîtes sont légèrement différentes de celles dans le commerce, Samsung vantant un emballage fabriqué à partir de matériaux recyclables. Il contient cependant les mêmes accessoires que l’appareil d’origine. Sans surprise, ces appareils disposent des dernières mises à jour, comme les téléphones neufs.
Ce service de reconditionné Premium a initialement été lancé en Corée du Sud et aux États-Unis. De son côté, Apple propose des produits reconditionnés depuis le début des années 2000 avec son Refurb, où il vendait principalement des Mac. Les autres produits sont arrivés petit à petit, dont les iPhone en 2019.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents forced a protester wearing a giraffe costume to the ground during a demonstration outside a federal building in Minneapolis on Monday (12 January).

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A new study has found a way to improve several key markers related to how the body regulates appetite and metabolism

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The actor also appeared in BBC hit ‘Good Old Days’ and Nineties children’s favourite ‘The Queen’s Nose’

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Satirical panel series was cancelled by the BBC at the end of 2022

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With debate still swirling over the unlikeable nature of Marty Supreme’s careless protagonist, Guardian writers have picked their all-time love-to-hate leads
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I can remember seeing As Good As It Gets in theaters as a teenager and being pleasantly startled by the sight of Jack Nicholson’s Melvin Udall, romcom super grouch. Here’s a bestselling romance author who disdains love, an OCD sufferer who weaponizes his affliction, a New Yorker who hates crowds (who can’t relate?). In one scene, an adoring fan asks Melvin his secret to writing women. “I think of a man, and I take away reason and accountability,” he says, an epic burn forever seared in my brain. Of course Melvin’s anti-charm offensive only goes so far in a James L Brooks project. Before long, the rudeness erodes as Melvin is forced on to a journey of self-discovery with the nextdoor neighbor he can’t abide (Greg Kinnear) and the diner waitress he can’t live without (Helen Hunt). Melvin comes out a changed man in the end, but retains the essence of his super grouch-dom. That was the moment I fell in love with the writer’s life. Andrew Lawrence
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Lors de ses premiers mois de commercialisation, Cyberpunk 2077 a surtout mis en avant la version masculine de V. Aujourd'hui, c'est davantage la version féminine qui a les faveurs de CD Projekt Red. Pourquoi un tel changement ?

Hyperemesis gravidarum is the most common cause of hospitalisation in early pregnancy

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Depuis ces histoires d’emballement du marché de la mémoire, Micron a fermé sa marque Crucial, pourtant rentable et respectée. Malgré cela, l’entreprise ne parvient toujours pas à satisfaire la demande, mais affiche de solides résultats financiers. Comme quoi, ces pénuries arrangent bien le bilan comptable des entreprises productrices de mémoire. Micron : une pénurie qui […]
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The irreverent approach of the Colombian hotline Jacarandas has made it the most-followed abortion account on social media in the Spanish-speaking world
What do a purple cartoon cat and abortion have in common? Nothing – and that is the point, say the women behind Jacarandas, a Colombian abortion helpline. Determined to set themselves apart from more traditional reproductive health organisations, Jacarandas commissions street and graphic artists to create eye-catching illustrations – most recently a cartoon feline called Gataranda, inspired by the team’s much-loved office pet.
The aim is not to make light of abortion but to appeal to the teenagers and young women who use Jacarandas’ services. “A lot of people do not connect with [an image of] the uterus on fire, so we thought ‘what can we do to connect more with young women?’” says Carolina Benítez Mendoza, the deputy director.
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Previous meddling has damaged the region, and once again the the US and Israel don’t have Iranians’ best interests at heart
What does it take to shake illusions in western intervention? This is not a question designed to deflect from the barbarism being unleashed by Iran’s theocratic regime. Because it severed the country’s internet connection, facts are difficult to establish, but the respected Human Rights Activists in Iran has confirmed 544 have been killed and well over 10,000 arrested – those numbers are probably significant underestimates.
Here is a regime that consolidated its power in the 1980s by butchering leftists – helped, it should be noted, by both MI6 and the CIA, who supplied them with lists of alleged Soviet agents. Today, trade union activists are arrested and tortured, while women’s activists languish in jails. The economic disaster resulting from sanctions may have helped spark these latest protests, but millions of Iranians are fed up with living under fundamentalist rule – underlined by surveys confirming growing religious non-observance and opposition to the compulsory hijab.
Owen Jones is a Guardian columnist
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