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Andrew Liszewski

Andrew Liszewski

Senior Reporter, News

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    Edge edges out Chrome with new extremely specific clipboard powers.

    Microsoft announced an update to Edge’s clipboard allowing SVG files — space efficient vector images — to be copy and pasted into web apps without any complicated workarounds.

    The company also contributed the updates to the open-source Chromium project so that other Chromium-based browsers can add streamlined SVG copying and pasting. Maybe Chrome will be next?

    Andrew Liszewski
    Andrew Liszewski
    Is this our first look at GoPro’s next 360-degree camera?

    Last year, GoPro CEO Nick Woodman confirmed the company was working on a new version of its twin-lens Max action cam that first debuted in 2019.

    Yesterday, @Quadro_News shared what appears to be the first image of the next GoPro Max with its wide-angle lenses now centered and a housing featuring an integrated heatsink design to potentially resolve the original’s over-heating issues.

    Andrew Liszewski
    Andrew Liszewski
    This $149 phone gimbal can leverage Apple’s tracking tech.

    The new Insta360 Flow Pro can use the company’s own tracking algorithm to keep subjects in frame, but adds support for Apple’s DockKit framework so tracking works with the iPhone’s camera app, too.

    The Flow Pro also introduces a ring light so creators can easily see when tracking is working, and a price that’s $10 cheaper than its predecessor.

    The front and back of the Insta360 Flow Pro with a smartphone attached.
    The Insta360 Flow Pro with its selfie stick extended.
    The Insta360 Flow Pro with its built-in tripod legs extended.
    The Insta360 Flow Pro folded down.
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    The Insta360 Flow Pro can be used handheld or standing on its own tripod legs.
    Image: Insta360
    Andrew Liszewski
    Andrew Liszewski
    Nothing is teasing its next smartwatch’s customizability.

    Following teases that revealed the first smartphone from Nothing’s affordable subbrand will have swappable rear panels, the company has shared another image on X revealing its upcoming CMF Watch Pro 2 will allow users to change the wearable’s appearance with interchangeable bezels.

    The Watch Pro 2, the Phone 1, and the Buds Pro 2 will be announced on July 8th at 5AM ET.

    A user attaches a swappable bezel to the CMF by Nothing Watch Pro 2.
    Like the CMF Phone 1, the Watch Pro 2 will allow users to easily customize the smartwatch’s appearance.
    Image: Nothing