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No, No, No—Don't Peel the Nano-Texture Layer off the iPhone Duo's Inner Screen (opens the original)
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I can’t believe I even have to say this out loud: do not be the idiot who breaks their new $2,000 iPhone Duo by peeling off the nano-texture layer that covers the inner screen. This morning, YouTuber Quinn Nelson, aka Snazzy Labs, shared on X a list of AppleCare+ prices that Apple will be charging for various repairs, replacements, and servicing for the upcoming iPhone Duo. Notably, the “cover layer” for the inner screen will cost $19, which is good news, because it’s sure better than paying to
Samsung's New SmartTag 3 Item Tracker Works With iPhones (opens the original)
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Samsung is changing up its Galaxy SmartTag item tracker… again. The new SmartTag 3 is smaller than the previous version and ditches the built-in ring design for the same $29.99 for one and $99.99 for a four-pack. It’s not just the more compact size—35% smaller and 33% lighter than the SmartTag 2—that makes the SmartTag 3 better. Samsung says the item tracker is 10% more power efficient and can last up to 550 days in “normal” mode and up to 790 days in “power saving” mode. The SmartTag 3 can also
An Apple AI Pendant Never Made Any Sense (opens the original)
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At the start of this year, The Information reported that Apple was developing its own wearable AI pin, described as a “thin, flat, circular disc with an aluminum-and-glass shell” with two cameras. Then in February, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman said Apple was “ramping up work” on an AI pendant that could be pinned or worn like a necklace. Now he’s saying the AI pendant may not come out for a while. Or ever, if you ask me. In his scoop about Apple developing a screenless Whoop competitor, Gurman also s
AirPods 5 Review: A Ridiculously Great Value for ANC Wireless Earbuds (opens the original)
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I woke up to the voice of the captain telling everyone to prepare for landing and a tone in my AirPods 5 telling me the battery was under 10%. My cross-country test of Apple’s latest non-in-ear wireless earbuds with active noise cancellation (ANC) was a success. Not only did the AirPods 5 with Wireless Charging Case (not to be confused with the base model that doesn’t have additional features) almost get me through the entire 4-hour and 44-minute flight, but they also mostly drowned out the loud
AirPods 5 Hands-On: Better Than ANC AirPods 4 in Every Way and Now $30 Cheaper (opens the original)
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There’s not much to say about the new AirPods 5 that were announced alongside the iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pros, and Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 at Apple’s big “Surprise and Shine” event yesterday. After the keynote, I had a few minutes to listen to the new wireless earbuds, and they sounded pretty solid. I’ve used the AirPods 4 with active noise cancellation (ANC) before and AirPods 5 look and feel exactly the same. There are two versions of the AirPods 5, both with ANC. Previously, AirPods
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