HeyJaredJames Day
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Mac Studio keeps swappable SSD – but it’s a different story for the Mac Mini (opens the original)
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Apple has gone back to soldered storage on its latest Mac mini, but the new Mac Studio still leaves the door open for SSD replacement. The change is a little surprising because the previous-generation M4 Mac mini introduced a removable, slotted SSD, making it possible to replace the storage rather than having it permanently attached to the logic board. Apple didn’t exactly encourage users to do it themselves, but the option was there. That’s no longer the case with the new Mac mini. According to
Samsung delays One UI 9 for the Galaxy S26 (opens the original)
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Samsung has pushed back the rollout of One UI 9 by a week, with the Galaxy S26 range now expected to receive the update on September 28 rather than September 21. The change was spotted by Tarun Vats after Samsung Thailand edited a blog post that had previously listed September 21 as the release date for the Galaxy S26 series. The Galaxy S25 series and Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7 were originally scheduled to follow on September 28, and that date appears to have stayed put. That means the S26 ran
Noble Audio FoKus Artemis Review (opens the original)
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The Noble Audio FoKus Artemis bring a boutique IEM maker’s obsession with detail to flagship ANC over-ears, and mostly pulls it off. A hybrid triple-driver setup, spacious sound, and a full house of hi-res codecs are backed by Bluetooth 6.0 and proper repairability. The only real sticking point is you’re paying for accuracy over outright excitement You need a good reason to spend north of £800 on a pair of premium noise-cancelling headphones. Noble Audio reckons it has three for a kick-off. The
Philips TAR3500 Review (opens the original)
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Depending on your worldview, the Philips TAR3500 emergency radio is either a sensible piece of UK Government-advised preparedness or a potential lifesaver during a zombie apocalypse. It’s rugged, charges in five ways, and lasts up to 60 hours, keeping you in touch with the outside world. An orange SOS button fires a siren, there’s a flashlight, and even an ultrasonic dog whistle for Crufts. It’s AM/FM only, but if rolling news, Manchester City points deductions, and Desert Island Discs are your
Sendy Audio Egret Review (opens the original)
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The Sendy Audio Egret is a flagship-feeling open-back headphone for refined home listening sessions. A 98 x 84mm planar driver, a sub-800nm composite diaphragm built using Sendy’s Electron Beam Evaporation Deposition (EBED) process and handcrafted natural-wood housings combine for a wide, airy, intoxicatingly natural experience. The triple-composite balanced cable in the box would cost a small fortune as an aftermarket buy. At £799, the Egret undercuts several obvious rivals and is in straight c
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