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Upcoming Apple Products Guide: Everything We Expect to See in 2021 and Beyond
The MacRumors guide to upcoming products is designed to provide an overview of everything that we're expecting to see from Apple
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AirPods Max teardown makes Sony and Bose headphones look ‘like toys’
But they’re not perfect by any means.
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Spotify’s Car Thing shows up in FCC filings with a new design and bigger screen
It resembles a small tablet.
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How Apple prices its products: 3 rules to understand
Apple sells a product for a high price. This is not new. Here are some things to keep in mind about the company’s pricing philosophy.
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Apple announces $549 AirPods Max noise-canceling headphones, coming December 15th
The long-rumored headphones are Apple’s end-of-year hardware surprise
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Apple HomePod Mini Review: The Smart Speaker Apple Needs
Apple failed to make an impression with the original HomePod, but the HomePod mini is poised to change that.
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The Apple MagSafe Duo charger is overpriced and under-delivers
It’s nice, but not that nice.
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The Shower Power Speaker is Powered By Your Shower
The new Shower Power speaker by Ampere is made out of 100% recycled ocean plastic and is powered entirely by your shower itself.
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Apple says some AirPods Pro have sound problems, will replace for free
These issues include a static or crackling sound that increases in loud environments as well as issues with active noise cancellation.
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Quest 2 Jailbreak Effort Reports Success Bypassing Facebook Services
Calls for a Quest 2 ‘jailbreak’—a means of freeing the device from Facebook account requirements and other software-based restrictions—cropped up within days of the headset’s release. Today, less than two weeks later, the first jailbreak for the headset has reportedly been verified.
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Apple’s new spatial audio feature turns the AirPods Pro into a home theater for your ears
Movies and TV shows on your iPhone or iPad now have immersive surround sound.
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HP's first Intel 11th-gen laptops use recycled ocean-bound plastics
HP's latest 13-, 14- and 15-inch Pavilion clamshell laptops are the company’s first to use post-consumer-recycled and “ocean-bound” plastics.
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Review: We do not recommend the $299 Oculus Quest 2 as your next VR system
Issues big and small, and that's before we get into the Facebookening of this thing.
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eSkootr is a high-speed electric scooter racing series launching in 2021
With top speeds of over 60 miles per hour.
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Pixel Buds 2 review: These earbuds are “much better than OK,” Google
Enough quality, comfort, style, and usefulness to merit a $180 price—just barely.
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Apple working on radical iMac redesign using single sheet of glass
A future version of the iMac may take a more radical form, with Apple considering a redesign of the all-in-one desktop so it effectively exists as a single sheet of curved glass with an embedded display.
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'Reverse microwave oven' quickly cools drink cans
The device rapidly chills packaged drinks meaning they do not need to be refrigerated before use.
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JBL says its solar-powered headphones deliver 'unlimited' listening
You might never have to plug the Reflect Eternal in for a recharge.
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Google Stadia Review: Not Ready for Prime Time
Stadia offers some good ideas but is half-baked at launch.
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The Tricorder From Star Trek Might Just Become a Reality Very Soon
If you have been watching the famous space series “Star Trek”, you would be familiar with a device called The Tricorder, which is a science-fictional handheld device that is used to scan sensors and analyze and record data. As far as the medical tricorder, it might not be fictional anymore, it might become a reality and an important part of every astronaut’s arsenal very soon.
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