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Andrew Liszewski

Andrew Liszewski

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    Motorola expands its Edge 60 series with two new phones colored by Pantone.

    Following the launch of the Edge 60 Fusion earlier this month, Motorola is expanding its midrange Edge 60 series with two new smartphones launching in the UK and other countries — but probably not the US.

    The £599.99 (around $798) Edge 60 Pro’s textured finish simulates leather or nylon in three Pantone-curated colors: shadow, dazzling blue, and sparkling grape. The £379.99 (around $505) Edge 60 has canvas and leather-inspired textures in Gibraltar sea and shamrock colors.

    The Motorola Edge 60 and Edge 60 Pro in several different bright color options.
    The Motorola Edge 60 and Edge 60 Pro are available in several textured finishes and colors curated by the Pantone Color Institute.
    Image: Motorola
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    Andrew Liszewski
    WaterField Designs updated its excellent magnetic cases for the Switch 2.

    We’re already big fans of the company’s Analogue Pocket and original Switch cases that swap zippers and annoying velcro for quick access magnetic closures. WaterField’s Magnetic Case for Switch 2 is now available for preorder for $89 to $119 depending on the material you choose, as is its $129 CitySlicker for Switch 2 which can be paired with an optional strap turning it into a bag. Both are expected to ship in late June 2025.

    <em>WaterField Design’s Magnetic Case for Switch 2 shown in chocolate leather.</em>
    <em>WaterField Design’s CitySlicker for Switch 2 case in black ballistic nylon.</em>
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    WaterField Design’s Magnetic Case for Switch 2 shown in chocolate leather.
    Image: WaterField Designs
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    Andrew Liszewski
    How to fake an Apple Store.

    Netflix’s new thriller iHostage is based on a real-life hostage situation that took place in Apple’s flagship Amsterdam store in 2002. The Dutch filmmakers weren’t able to film in the actual store, so they built a replica on a soundstage, as spotted by MacRumors.

    Not only was the store’s layout and unique architecture recreated, the set also featured a towering screen wrapped around it to accurately simulate the bustling neighborhood visible through the store’s windows.

    Andrew Liszewski
    Andrew Liszewski
    The new Pebble’s new charger.

    Designed by Nomad, the charger’s magnetic design looks similar to the one it created for the original Pebble watches eight years ago, complete with a USB-C port instead of a permanently attached cable so you can connect your own.

    A person holding a magnetic USB-C charger for a smartwatch.
    The Core 2 Duo smartwatch’s USB-C charging dongle is designed by Nomad.
    Image: X