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Google’s first collection of Intelligent Eyewear has arrived and, oh boy, the prices are not cheap. While this first batch starts at $395, you’ll be paying a fair bit more for a pair of Android XR glasses if you need to add anything on. Here’s a quick overview. more…
Apple today revised its U.S. trade-in estimates, with increases for many older iPhones, reductions for several Pro models, and newly listed offers for six Samsung foldables. The iPhone 17 Pro has the largest dollar reduction among the affected iPhones, dropping $45 to a maximum of $740.
Android XR glasses get their own control wearable, but you might already own it. Google says the Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch will be able to control Android XR glasses. more…
Tired of forgetting birthdays? Samsung Contacts is working on something just for you.
The repair-friendly phone is promised software support through 2033.
The Oppo Find X10 Ultra was recently reported to have been canceled, or at least put on hold. Now, Digital Chat Station on Weibo says the leftover hardware from that project will be divided among other, later phones.
The free Apple Sports app for the iPhone was updated today with support for the UFC, complete with the full card of men’s and women’s events for every fight, round-by-round updates, a heat map of strikes during fights, and more.
In a post on his Truth Social platform today, U.S. President Donald Trump said he thinks that Apple’s chairman Tim Cook should become Nvidia’s next CEO.
Apple today shared its annual holiday season ad, in which a young man rediscovers his creativity after receiving a MacBook Neo as a gift from his parents. The short film, titled The Dreamer, is directed by Melina Matsoukas.
Nintendo will stop allowing users to sign in to their Nintendo Account with an Apple or Google account on January 26, 2027, the company has announced. Users will also no longer be able to create a Nintendo Account through either service.
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