Plus the first specs, including a battery life better than Meta’s.
The watches sport a new chip, bigger batteries, and new health metrics. But the updates come with another price hike.
But $1,900 is a hell of a lot for a phone with no telephoto camera.
One small step for phones, one giant leap for foldables.
You won’t need to buy the AR glasses too.
watchOS 27 feels like a culmination of several years of smaller updates.
Its full capabilities require heavy developer support, but the public beta version is a glimpse at how capable Apple’s assistant could become.
The new Fi Ultra adds satellite connectivity to track your dog anywhere in the US, even in cellular dead zones.
The charming Ikko MindOne Pro isn’t all it’s shaped up to be.
The truck asks one central question: will Americans trade features for affordability?
They’re $80 cheaper, and Alex Himel, Meta’s VP of wearables, says privacy improvements are on the way.
It’s basic, but ‘it works’ is a big deal.
Initial impressions of macOS Golden Gate’s design refinements show promise, but there’s still lots to come.
And I only broke it a little.
This one’s going to cost some serious cash, but it seems to finally be moving handheld chips forward! Intel handhelds went from an embarrassment to pretty good in a little over a year; at this rate, they might be the leader once RAMageddon is over.
Why, oh why, can’t Pikachu say ‘pika pika’?
I still love OLEDs, but the Asus ROG Strix Scar 18’s ELMB Mini LED display is amazing.
