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Next week’s MacBook Pro could be huge upgrade, but with one problem
Apple's redesigned MacBook Pro launching next week promises to be a major upgrade, though there is one area identified as problematic.
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Google Health 5.11 rolling out expanded 100+ activity detection to Fitbit Air, Pixel Watch
Google Health 5.11 expands automatic activity detection to Fitbit Edge and Pixel Watch devices.
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Google Messages is working to finally clean up its messy settings menu
Google Messages is redesigning its settings menu, splitting a monolithic list into organized categories and refreshing individual settings pages.
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Pebble Just Made It Even Easier to Make Cool Watch Faces
Pebble has added watchOS-style complications to its platform, enabling expanded functionality for its Core Devices Index rings.
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HomeKit Weekly: SwitchBot’s new light bars bring 12-zone color to Apple Home
SwitchBot released new RGBICWW light bars with 12-zone color control and dedicated white LEDs, offering dual functionality for both work and entertainment through Wi-Fi and Matter.
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Kindle Android app borrows a useful new feature from Alexa Tablets
Amazon has rolled out handwritten note annotation to the Kindle Android app, allowing readers to mark up ebooks with customizable pen styles, sizes, and colors.
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Apple publishes iPhone Duo support documents covering hinge, Touch ID, cases, more
Apple published support documentation for iPhone Duo covering Touch ID, hinge troubleshooting, and accessories ahead of the device's launch.
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The Verge’s Duo Review: ‘Apple’s Folding Phone Is a Messy, Expensive Good Time’
The Verge reviews Apple's foldable Duo phone, highlighting unintuitive design choices including counterintuitive volume button orientation and rotation behavior.
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Nothing’s got a cryptic new teaser, but we’ve already cracked it
Nothing teased an upcoming product using Pokémon codename Kingdra; leaked support pages suggest it's the Nothing Ear 3 Pro, the brand's first Pro-branded earbuds.
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New Oura lawsuit threatens to once again disrupt smart ring market
Oura is suing Ultrahuman over alleged patent infringement in the Ring Pro smart ring, seeking to remove it from US shelves after a similar case forced the Ring Air off the market last year.
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The first broken iPhone Duos are here
Early iPhone Duo units are experiencing broken screens, with multiple reports showing display problems along the inner hinge and bright lines on the right side of the foldable display.
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Android lets you ‘bubble’ apps for easy access now – how it works
Android now allows users to 'bubble' frequently-used apps for quick and convenient access.
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Garmin third-party smartwatch apps are about to get more useful
Garmin released Connect IQ 9.3 update enabling third-party smartwatch apps to access microphone and speaker features on supported models.
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Garmin quatix 7 Pro drops to record low on Amazon
The Garmin quatix 7 Pro marine smartwatch reaches a record low price of $699.99 on Amazon.
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I needed a dashcam while out running. Meta glasses turned out to be the answer
A reviewer details their experience using Meta's AI glasses as a dashcam alternative while running, highlighting the built-in camera functionality.
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Epson EcoTank ET-2980 (ET-2950) ink tank printer review: I’d buy Epson’s entry-level EcoTank for its crisp low cost pages
TechRadar reviews the Epson EcoTank ET-2980 entry-level ink tank printer, praising its low cost per page and print quality.
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Arc browser on its way out as makers suggest an alternative
The Browser Company is discontinuing its Arc browser on December 22, 2026, and pivoting users toward its AI-native Dia browser as its successor.
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iPhone Duo’s software restricts an already-small display; Galaxy Z Fold 8 doesn’t
Apple's iPhone Duo foldable faces software restrictions on its display functionality compared to Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8, limiting its practical usability despite the hardware.