Showing posts from July, 2022

Apple Watch buying guide: Which wearable is best for you?

Enlarge Broadly speaking, recommending an Apple Watch is simple: If you use an iPhone and want a smartwatch, staying in-house with Apple will usually be your best b…

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VMware Fusion beta joins Parallels in supporting Windows VMs on Apple Silicon

Enlarge / VMWare Fusion running on a Mac Studio. The transition from Intel to Apple Silicon Macs has gone smoothly for most software, thanks to the Rosetta 2 comp…

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Samsung’s “repair mode” lets technicians look at your phone, not your data

Enlarge / A smartphone gets repaired. (credit: Getty Images / krisanapong detraphiphat) Samsung is introducing an interesting new feature for people sending in th…

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Razer’s latest wireless mechanical keyboard has a low profile and a high price

Enlarge / Razer DeathStalker V2 Pro. (credit: Razer ) Peripherals and PC maker Razer this week introduced a new wireless mechanical keyboard that resurrects one o…

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Apple reports only slight growth in Q3 2022 earnings report

Enlarge / Apple HQ in Cupertino, California. (credit: Anadolu Agency | Financial Times ) Apple reported its earnings for the third fiscal quarter of 2022 on Thur…

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Pixel 6a gift card deal effectively takes $50 off Google’s new phone

Enlarge / The back. (credit: Ron Amadeo) Google's budget-friendly juggernaut , the Pixel 6a, officially released on Thursday, but you can already snag a $50 d…

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New PS5 system software beta adds two of users’ most-requested features

Folders of a sort are finally hitting the PS5 system software later this year. [credit: Sony ] Sony has begun testing a software update that adds some key feat…

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As Intel gets into discrete GPUs, it scales back support for many integrated GPUs

Enlarge Intel is slowly moving into the dedicated graphics market , and its graphics driver releases are looking a lot more like Nvidia's and AMD's than the…

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Google delays death of tracking cookies again, wants more time for “testing”

Enlarge (credit: Aurich Lawson / Getty Images ) Chrome's browser competitors Safari and Firefox have both been blocking third-party tracking cookies used by ad…

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Earbud review: Google Pixel Buds Pro fall well short of their $200 price

Enlarge / All four new color variants of Google's Pixel Buds Pro. (credit: Google) Google announced the Pixel Buds Pro earlier this year as an apparent upgra…

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Manchester City wants to collect fans’ physiological data with smart scarves 

Enlarge (credit: Manchester City ) England's Manchester City soccer club wants to know how its fans  really  feel, and it has gone so far as to pilot The Conne…

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Zuckerberg: Apple, Meta are in “deep, philosophical competition”

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. (credit: Facebook ) Meta and Apple are entering a period of "very deep, philosophical competition" that will define the future o…

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Google Maps is getting 3D imagery on mobile, detailed biking info, and more

Enlarge / Left: Google Maps bike info shows detailed information about hill size and bike lane quality. Right: A location-sharing notification. (credit: Google) G…

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Spotify is no longer making its Car Thing music player

Enlarge (credit: Spotify ) Spotify is no longer making Car Thing. The $90 device that connects to a car's auxiliary power outlet, docks to the dashboard, and e…

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Apple’s Virtualization framework is a great, free way to test new macOS betas

Enlarge / Virtualizing macOS versions like the Ventura beta is a good way to experiment without blowing away your main OS install. (credit: Andrew Cunningham) One…

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Logitech G715 hands-on: A strong typist with a polarizing look

Enlarge / Logitech G713 keyboard. (credit: Scharon Harding) In an explosion of color, Logitech today announced a bunch of PC peripherals draped in light shades, w…

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How to check a Chromebook’s specs, CPU usage, and more

Enlarge (credit: Scharon Harding) If you're not a frequent ChromeOS user, determining an in-hand Chromebook's specs can be tricky. Many Chromebook users ar…

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Pixel 6a teardown shows off bendy, plastic back, soldered-in USB-C port

Enlarge / The Pixel 6a back is very flexible. (credit: PBK Review) What's in the Pixel 6a ? PBK Reviews has gotten ahold of the device and ripped it apart . I…

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NFL+ is here, but it’s probably not what you’re looking for

Enlarge / The NFL is hugely popular in the US, but the streaming and broadcast rights are uniquely complicated. (credit: velo_city ) After months of rumors and te…

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Motherboards are already supporting unreleased, unannounced 13th-gen Intel CPUs

Enlarge / A Core i5-12400 CPU based on the Alder Lake architecture. Intel's next-gen desktop CPUs will be compatible with almost all of the same motherboards as …

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Report: YouTube is in the running for NFL Sunday Ticket

Enlarge (credit: NFL) A report this weekend from The New York Times says that YouTube is the latest bidder for the NFL's flagship content package, NFL Sunday …

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Review: Framework’s next-gen Laptop follows through on its upgradeable promises

Enlarge / The Framework Laptop is back with internal and external upgrades. It largely follows through on its promises of repairability and upgradeability. (credit: …

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