HeyJaredAndrew Williams
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watchOS 27 removes a useful Apple Watch feature (opens the original)
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Apple has quietly removed a handy Apple Watch shortcut in watchOS 27, and it affects even older models that don’t get the new replacement feature. The update, released on September 14, changes what happens when you double-click the Digital Crown. In watchOS 26, the gesture lets you quickly switch between your current app and the one you used previously, making it a surprisingly useful way to multitask without touching the display. That shortcut is gone in watchOS 27. Double-clicking the Digital
I've used the Snap Specs – they offer the best look at AR's future yet (opens the original)
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A new pair of smart glasses may seem like exactly what the world doesn’t need amid a bit of a backlash against the whole concept of these gadgets. But Snap says its new Snap Specs shouldn’t really be thought of as smart glasses at all. They’re instead “a new kind of computer built into augmented reality glasses,” Snap’s head of Specs Studio Ben Feuerstein told me a few hours after I’d tried them out for myself – and was still trying to get my head around what I had experienced. The Snap Specs co
Oppo Reno 16 Review (opens the original)
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Like many of the best mid-range phones the Oppo Reno 16 nets you some of the core benefits of a top-flight phone for less money, including a camera that can handle just about any scene and a mixed glass and metal design. There are some camera performance issues, though, and battery life isn't as long as hoped. Phones like the Oppo Reno 16 aim to give you a high-end experience at a lower price. Rises in tech prices make that trick harder to pull off than ever. But while the Reno 16 costs a whole
Hifiman Arya WiFi Review (opens the original)
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Hifiman enters a new area of headphones with these Wi-FI pairs. And while there are predictably parts that could be improved in future generations, the Arya raise the quality bar for wireless sets. The Hifiman Arya WiFi are not like other wireless headphones, in a bunch of respects. They can stream audio over Wi-Fi, as the name suggests, letting them connect directly to Spotify, for example. The Hifiman Arya WiFi also have high-end planar magnetic drivers, for the kind of sheer audio capability
Hifiman HE1000 WiFi Review (opens the original)
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The Hifiman HE1000 WiFi are among the best-sounding wireless headphones ever made, but are also not without a couple of audio, technical and physical issues we’d like to see resolved in future WiFi pairs. The Hifiman HE1000 WiFi are not your average wireless headphones in a bunch of respects. They cost a fortune, for one, and unlike most wireless pairs are still borderline useless for lots of environments. No good on public transport, and the Hifiman HE1000 WiFi are a nuisance in the office. The
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