Month:September 2024

Apple introduced the third-generation AirPods almost three years ago. An all new model is now slated to launch at Apple’s “It’s Glowtime” event on September 9 with a range of improvements and new features. Many of the changes and improvements introduced with the third-generation AirPods originated on the first-generation AirPods Pro. As such, it seems …
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Spotify is globally rolling out “Daylist,” a personalized playlist that adapts and evolves to your listening habits as you go about your day. Available to both free and paying users, the playlist has actually been available in English-speaking markets since September of last year, and expanded to 65 more countries in March. Today, the company …
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Instagram has announced support for leaving comments on Stories, the ephemeral posts that have become almost as popular as regular Instagram posts. Previously, the only option was to send a private reply, which appeared as a direct message visible solely to the Story’s creator. Now, Instagram has introduced a more public option: Comments. These comments …
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Apple is introducing a new camera-based “Capture” button on at least some iPhone 16 models this year, and a new rumor claims that Apple’s own silicone cases will have a design that is specially made so as not to impede the use of the capacitive button’s multiple functions. Several rumors have suggested that the iPhone …
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As Apple’s iPhone 16 launch approaches, questions are swirling about a potential leap in storage capacity for the iPhone 16 Pro models. According to a January report, the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max will double their maximum storage to 2TB. This speculation stems from Apple’s rumored adoption of Quad-Level Cell (QLC) NAND flash memory. …
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Bitmo Lab today introduced the GameBaby, a case that’s perfect for playing retro games on an iPhone. The GameBaby is a clever two-part accessory that adds a d-pad and buttons to the ‌iPhone‌ for gaming, and works as a protective case for day-to-day use. The lower part of the case can be detached from the …
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Intel today unveiled its new “Lunar Lake” Intel Core Ultra 200V processors, designed for thin and light AI PCs. Intel’s new chips are meant to compete with Apple silicon chips and the Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite chips that Microsoft recently adopted for its AI-focused Copilot+ PCs. According to Intel, the Lunar Lake chips are its …
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Microsoft’s new Copilot+ PCs that offer super fast performance for AI tasks, all-day battery life, and other perks, struggle when it comes to gaming, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal. The Copilot+ PCs are equipped with Arm-based Qualcomm Snapdragon chips that merge the CPU, GPU, and a Neural Processing Unit. Using an …
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Accessory maker Zens this week introduced the Quattro Charger Pro 4, a multi-device charging station with a unique design. There are two rectangular charging platforms, each with a pair of magnetic charging surfaces for charging four total devices at one time. The Quattro is a Qi2 charger, so each of the magnetic charging pucks can …
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Apple has allowed cloud gaming apps on the App Store since earlier this year, but cloud gaming services still haven’t bothered making iOS apps. Microsoft recently explained why, telling UK regulators that it didn’t bring Xbox Cloud Gaming to Apple’s ‌App Store‌ because the rules are still too restrictive. The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority …
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