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Extreme Cold Temperature Could Stop Your Smartphones From Functioning Properly
A huge area of the United States is experiencing sustained cold snap, perhaps lowering mercury to rates not seen in ages. Although the year moves further into January and February, forecast service analysts advise that wintertime is still not coming away anytime near.
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