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"Is that the new iPhone?" How my Samsung foldable has fascinated the world (opens the original)
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September has been a busy month. From the streets of Toyko (checking out the new Technics EAH-A1000 headphones), to the wind-swept beaches of Maui (for Qualcomm's annual Snapdragon Summit), and the cafes of Paris (for Loewe's new coffee machine), there's been one consistent theme in my travels. "Is that the new iPhone?" I've been asked feverishly many times, from hotel check-in staff, to members of the public, even fellow journalists – there's clearly an appetite for the new iPhone Duo. Except,
Samsung's new smart tracker proactively even works with iPhone – here's why (opens the original)
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Samsung has revealed the Galaxy SmartTag 3, its third-generation smart tracker, which is more feature-packed than ever before – and a third thinner and lighter than its predecessor. With a 550-day battery life (790 in power-save mode), this little puck can be attached to your products, vehicles, luggage, even pets, to track their location. You can use with Android or Apple devices, thanks to cross-OS support. New proactive alerts will tell you when the tracker leaves a pre-defined area, too, so
I tried Samsung's new Tab S12 Ultra, which feels different in a Googlebook era (opens the original)
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Samsung has revealed its latest Galaxy Tab S12 range, including the top dog Ultra model, replete with 14.6-inch display – making for a laptop-rivalling product when paired with the Pro Keyboard (sold separately). There's more power for this generation, opting for the MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset – notably not the newer 9600 Pro entry – but the design is otherwise the same super-slim tablet winner as its S11 Ultra predecessor. September has been an absolutely massive month for consumer tech. F
Technics EAH-A1000 review: Distinctive headphones bring 5-star sound (opens the original)
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The Technics EAH-A1000 bring big sound and presentation, thanks to unique audio technologies working behind the scenes. Big is the operative word, though, as such tech does mean the A1000's earcups protrude more than your average – and some people will find that a deterrent. While the A1000 won't be for everyone, therefore, their niche nature and distinctive design bring strong appeals of their own. But it's the sound and active noise-cancelling (ANC) that'll keep you coming back for more – time
Technics A1000 headphones bring unique tech to fight Bose, Bowers, et al (opens the original)
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Technics has revealed its all-new flagship headphones, the EAH-A1000, which combine Magnetic Fluid Driver technology to deliver a low-distortion, high-quality listening experience. With LDAC support for Hi-Res Audio, plus the option for wired USB-C listening, and a distinctive design – available in Black or Platinum Greige – the A1000 bring a unique, technology-driven addition to the headphones market. Technics has continued to step up its game, with its latest flagship over-ear headphones, the
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