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The warning signs that your iPhone battery needs to be replaced - Engadget (opens the original)
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Keep an eye out for red flags that your iPhone battery isn't what it used to be. While Apple's iPhone battery tech is well-integrated with iOS to offer maximum life while reporting health metrics and other important info, even the best engineering can't overcome chemical limitations. Battery cells gradually degrade over every charge cycle, with temperature, age and daily use all playing a role. Apple's battery info page states: "When you know a little about how they work, they can work that much
How to watch Apple unveil the new iPhones on September 9 - Engadget (opens the original)
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We're also expecting to see new Apple Watch models John Ternus, Apple's new CEO, is set to lead the stage at tomorrow's iPhone-focused launch event in Cupertino. This comes just over a week after Tim Cook became the tech giant's executive chairman earlier this month, although that transition was announced back in April. In Ternus' first keynote as company head, all rumors point to it being what some Apple die-hards have waited years for: the first foldable iPhone is finally set to steal the show
This is the best setting and placement for your Dolby Atmos soundbar - Engadget (opens the original)
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Take the proper steps to fully experience Dolby Atmos sound. Dolby Atmos soundbars changed the home audio game for good, but enjoying one isn't as simple as plugging in and pressing play. Mimicking the immersive experience from your local theater and translating it to living rooms around the world sounds simple on paper, but you have to make sure you're using it properly. Unlike your typical soundbar, which fires audio straight at your couch, Atmos-enabled options paved a new way and operate dif
How to cancel your Whoop membership (and why you may want to) - Engadget (opens the original)
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One less credit card charge to deal with. One too many subscriptions on your plate? If you're a Whoop user hoping to shed an extra charge from your monthly or annual bill, the steps are simple. Earlier this month, the fitness tech brand removed the necessary subscription for its Advanced Labs blood-testing health screenings, which are now available to members without a band or a subscription. That's one of the only things Whoop has to offer if you don't pay an ongoing fee, and ironically enough,
The Slate Truck is affordable because you have to 'bring your own tech' - Engadget (opens the original)
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If you're wondering how the Slate Truck's tech setup looks right out of the gate, the answer is simple: there isn't one. The Jeff Bezos-backed EV startup relies on a minimalist approach, turning drivers' own smartphones or tablets into the center console screen, with an array of add-ons available for those who want extra cabin features, such as speakers, switches and so on. While it's touted as "the most affordable truck in America," that all depends on how you customize it. Starting at $24,950
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