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Meta Glasses Nova (Gen 3) Review: Not Much New
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Meta Glasses Nova (Gen 3) Review: Not Much New

Meta released its third‑generation Nova smart glasses for $299, offering a lighter frame, nine‑hour battery life, and a six‑mic array that effectively filters background noise during calls. The design retains the 12‑MP cameras and 3K video capability of Gen 2, but the camera housing is smaller and less conspicuous. A dedicated AI button and a new Conversation Focus mode aid accessibility, while color options expand the lineup. Despite incremental improvements, the glasses lack groundbreaking features, and Meta’s AI [...]
This is my biggest AirPods complaint, and it’s not necessarily about the hardware
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This is my biggest AirPods complaint, and it’s not necessarily about the hardware

Apple’s AirPods, celebrated for their noise cancellation and hearing aid capabilities, face a recurring annoyance: users often forget one earbud isn’t charging because the case’s pins are obstructed. The author notes that when an iPhone charges, a notification prompts users to charge AirPods, but no alert indicates a single earbud’s charging failure. A simple software fix could warn users when one earbud remains uncharged, preventing dead batteries during commutes. The article urges Apple to add this feature [...]
New iPhone 18 Leak Uncovers Apple’s Secret Plans for the A20 Chip
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New iPhone 18 Leak Uncovers Apple’s Secret Plans for the A20 Chip

Apple’s upcoming iPhone 18 will feature two new processors, the A20 and A20 Pro, both fabricated on TSMC’s 2 nm N2 process. The A20 targets cost‑efficiency and balanced performance, with a die size of 70‑80 mm², while the A20 Pro offers higher power, a 98.8 mm² die, and a 7‑core GPU. Thermal management differs: the A20 uses a traditional PoP package, whereas the A20 Pro employs wafer‑level chip‑scale packaging for better heat dissipation. The Pro chip is expected to reach 4.93 GHz, catering to [...]
iPhone Duo shows what the future of smartphones could look like
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iPhone Duo shows what the future of smartphones could look like

Apple unveiled the iPhone Duo, a foldable device that places all primary navigation elements within thumb reach by using an outer display for controls and a larger inner screen for content. The design challenges the prevailing tall‑screen format that has dominated smartphones since the removal of bezels and home buttons, offering a more ergonomic alternative without sacrificing viewing area. Early reactions have sparked speculation about a non‑foldable “iPhone Solo” that would retain the Duo’s compact dimensions. Analysts [...]
New M6 Mac Mini Runs GameCube Games at 8K and 60Fps
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New M6 Mac Mini Runs GameCube Games at 8K and 60Fps

The M6 Mac Mini, equipped with Apple’s latest M‑series silicon, has been shown to run console emulators at up to 8K resolution and 60 fps. In a review, ETA Prime demonstrates Dolphin handling GameCube titles such as F‑Zero GX at twelve times native resolution, while Wii and PS2 games also perform smoothly thanks to the Metal graphics API. The base model ships with 16 GB unified memory and a 256 GB SSD; most users add an external 1 TB SSD to store [...]
‘Fitbit Edge’ leaks as Google’s next fitness tracker with ‘Apps’ & ‘Notifications’
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‘Fitbit Edge’ leaks as Google’s next fitness tracker with ‘Apps’ & ‘Notifications’

Google is preparing to launch a smart Fitbit‑branded wearable dubbed the Fitbit Edge, after a slip in August and an FCC filing this month revealed its existence. Retail assets show a display that extends closer to the device’s edges than Fitbit models, resembling a Pixel Watch face with complications for heart‑rate, step count and workout start. The strap uses a release mechanism and houses a sensor stack similar to the Fitbit Air, including metal strips for ECG [...]
Pocket-Sized 1970s Camera Was Gone for Decades—Now It’s Coming Back to Life
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Pocket-Sized 1970s Camera Was Gone for Decades—Now It’s Coming Back to Life

A digital reinterpretation of Kodak’s 1972 110 pocket camera, the Camp Snap 110 D, has been launched, reviving the iconic long, slim silhouette while discarding film and screens. The battery‑rechargeable device records images to internal memory and only displays battery status and shot count, forcing users to transfer photos to another device for review and recreating the anticipation of film development. Market analysts project the global film‑photography camera market to grow from $36.84 million in 2026 to $52 million by [...]
Fitbit Air vs Oura Ring 5 — from counting calories and steps to tracking sleep and stress, which screenless tracker should you buy?
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Fitbit Air vs Oura Ring 5 — from counting calories and steps to tracking sleep and stress, which screenless tracker should you buy?

In 2026, two screenless trackers hit the market: the $99 Fitbit Air and the $399 Oura Ring 5. Both devices monitor heart rate, sleep, and calories, but differ in form factor and price. The Fitbit Air offers a lightweight band with a broad feature set at an affordable price, while the Oura Ring 5 claims to be the smallest, lightest smart ring, targeting users who prefer a discreet, ring‑style device. The author has worn both for five months, comparing [...]