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Samsung’s smart glasses have this important privacy feature
During its Unpacked event earlier this month, Samsung unveiled its AI smart glasses powered by Android XR. We’ve already gone eyes-on with them, don’t miss our dedicated article. Now it’s been revealed that the glasses will come with an important privacy feature whenever they do finally go on sale. And of course it’s related to the camera. Whenever the camera…
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OnePlus N6x’s battery capacity confirmed
OnePlus recently revealed the design of the N6x, which will be launched on July 31. The brand also said that the N6x can provide up to 2.5 days of battery life on a single charge without revealing battery capacity. Well, we now know how big the smartphone’s battery will be. OnePlus has announced that the N6x will pack a 7,000…
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Apple’s Mac roadmap for the next two years leaks
According to a new report from Bloomberg, Apple is planning to release a new entry-level MacBook Pro powered by the M6 chip before the end of this year. The same time frame allegedly also applies to some new iMacs. The MacBook Ultra with OLED touchscreen, expected to be offered in 14″ and 16″ sizes, is said to be “on track…
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Deals: the iPhone Air is £200 off, Poco and Nothing Phones on sale
Last week, we looked at some iPhone 17e and 17 Pro Max discounts – now let’s have a peek at a different model, the iPhone Air. The phone is one of the thinnest around, measuring 5.6mm and weighing only 165g. It has a titanium frame to keep it tough despite its slender build. The phone has the powerful Apple A19…
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EU adds exemptions to its removable battery rule for smartwatches, fitness trackers, ear buds
Back in 2022, the EU prepared new legislation that will bring back user-replaceable batteries on electronic devices. This will go into effect in February 2027, but some companies are already making the jump – for example, Nintendo released a special Switch 2 with a replaceable battery. But what about devices where having a replaceable battery might affect features such as…
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European Commission plans to limit children’s access to social media
The European Commission will propose new rules limiting children’s access to social media across the EU later this year, per Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. The move follows recommendations from an expert panel tasked with finding ways to better protect minors from online harms. Under the recommendations, children under 13 would only be allowed limited, supervised access to social…
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Netflix is once again offering free trials
Netflix is once again offering free trials. These vary in length from 7 to 30 days, depending on user and not necessarily location. Even so, if you try visiting in an incognito browser window or clearing cookies beforehand, you may get offered the full 30 days. The offer weirdly seems to exclude the US and UK for whatever reason. For…
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US states sue Meta, seeking $1.4 trillion in damages over young user safety
Meta, Facebook’s parent company, could be on the hook for $1.4 trillion in penalties. The astronomical sum is the potential damage from an ongoing trial against the company over allegations from several US states that Meta designed its platform to be addictive to young users. California, Colorado, Kentucky and New Jersey are leading the charge with the trial itself being…
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Deals: Galaxy A57 and A37 on sale, Galaxy Z Flip7 FE and Moto Razr 2026 get discounts too
Happy birthday, USA! With the 4th of July celebrations and the World Cup in full swing, attention probably isn’t on shopping for new phones, but we still managed to fish out a few good deals. The Samsung Galaxy A57 is $100 off for both its 128GB and 256GB variants. The 128GB model costs the same as last week, but now…
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iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max will have a complicated modem situation
Apple will be using two modems in the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, according to new revelations from leaked schematics and documents that were stolen from Apple supplier Tata in a cyberattack. In the US, the company will keep using a Qualcomm modem, and the reason seems to be all about the fact that it supports mmWave…
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