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Ninja’s Auto Barista Pro is the first super-automatic that actually makes super-automatic look good (opens the original)
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Ninja has a formula, and it works. Study the existing market, identify where the competition is leaving money on the table, build something better, price it slightly lower, and add a few touches nobody asked for but everyone will appreciate. The Ninja Auto Barista Pro, released earlier this year at $949.99, is that formula applied to the super-automatic espresso machine category - a segment that has historically been dominated by European brands charging four-figure premiums for machines that st
The Oura Ring 5 fixes its biggest problems but has one drawback (opens the original)
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The idea behind the Oura Ring 5 is fairly straightforward: the identical health monitoring features from before, now packed into a ring approximately 40% more compact than the previous generation. The Ring 5 comes in at 6.09 mm wide and 2.28 mm thick, while its predecessor, the Ring 4, measured 7.90 mm wide and 2.88 mm thick. The new model weighs between 2 and 2.69 grams depending on which size you choose, compared to 3.3 to 5.2 grams for its predecessor. Oura is claiming the title of world's sm
Watch out, millennials: Maserati is coming for you and it means business (opens the original)
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Maserati chose the far northeast corner of Italy to introduce its 2027 range, and it is easy to see why. The coast road out of Trieste runs along the top of limestone cliffs with the Adriatic dropping away below it, and a few miles inland the tarmac climbs abruptly into the vineyards of the Collio. It is beautiful, expensive-looking country, and it flatters a grand tourer in precisely the way a launch venue is meant to. Despite this, the most consequential thing said all week happened before any
Samsung now has three foldables for three completely different buyers (opens the original)
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Samsung's foldable portfolio consisted of just two devices for seven years - the book-style Fold and the clamshell Flip - the latter of which I wasn't actually such a fan of. At Galaxy Unpacked in London today, that changed. The company now sells three foldables simultaneously, each targeting a buyer who would find the other two wrong for them. Huzzah! Each device in the lineup serves a distinct purpose: the Galaxy Z Fold8 targets users who prioritize media consumption, the Fold8 Ultra is engine
Samsung enters smart glasses with Gemini AI—and skips a display on purpose (opens the original)
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Samsung introduced its AI-powered glasses at the Galaxy Unpacked event held in London today, marking the company's first foray into wearable eyewear within its Galaxy portfolio. Two frame designs were introduced at the event, one from Gentle Monster and one from Warby Parker, and the most impressive thing about both is that you'd likely mistake them for regular glasses at a glance. That's the whole point. Reporters who tried on the frames ahead of the Unpacked event told Gizmodo the glasses were
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