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Apple is widely expected to join several new product categories in the near future. While everyone is fixated on the foldable iPhone Ultra, which is expected in September, the company may enjoy even larger success with its first smart glasses.Expected sometime next year, they are going to face growing competition. Meta is already ahead with various Ray-Ban and Oakley models, and Google and Samsung are launching their first Android XR glasses before the year’s end.Fresh reports about Apple’s plans claim that the company won’t follow the strategy of its major competitors. Instead of partnering with eyewear brands, the folks in…

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Yet it’s only $699 (or $599 for students). The XPS 13 makes similar trade-offs as the MacBook Neo. First, it starts with only 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage. It also starts with a slower Intel Core 5 processor (note: not Intel Core Ultra). I’ll be interested to find how the performance and battery life stack up against the MacBook Neo, but Dell is clearly taking notes from Apple, which used a slower iPhone chip in the Neo instead of an M-series laptop-grade processor.What’s nice about the Dell XPS 13, though, is that you can scale it…

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T-Mobile is betting that you don’t need a store to stay a loyal customer. We put that bet in front of our readers, and a lot of you basically called it.What you told usWe asked how you’d react if T-Mobile closed a store in your area, and the top answer wasn’t a quiet one. A 44.82% plurality said they would jump straight to AT&T or Verizon.Another 20.03% would drop down to prepaid, and only 35.14% shrugged it off as fine now that the T-Life app handles everything. Stack the first two together and nearly two-thirds of voters would leave T-Mobile…

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Apple hasn’t even shipped this year’s big software update, and it’s already knee-deep in the one landing in 2028. The internal code names alone are worth the price of admission.Meet “Boppy,” Apple’s 2028 software in the makingMark Gurman reports in his latest Power On newsletter that Apple has started building iOS 28, iPadOS 28, and macOS 28. The first two share the code name “Bell,” while the Mac update goes by “Poppy.”Mash those together and you get what staff reportedly call the entire 2028 slate: “Boppy.” This year’s batch gets the same treatment, with iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 nicknamed…

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Apple’s next streaming box is finished. It has been finished for months, and it is already sitting in employees’ homes around Cupertino, so why can’t you buy it yet?The next Apple TV is done, just stuck in a holding patternAccording to his latest Power On newsletter, the hardware for the next Apple TV box wrapped months ago and is already in active use among Apple staff. The holdup has nothing to do with the box itself.It’s the same bind that has stalled other finished Apple hardware, since the refresh was built to launch next to the new Siri and Apple…

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Luke Muscat is the designer behind ultra-hits like Fruit Ninja and Jetpack Joyride. Those games excelled due to their accessible, simplistic control schemes. His upcoming project, Normal Golf Game, is taking a different approach. An absurdist swing at 18 holes, Normal Golf asks you to play an unreal round with all-too-real input considerations. In the brief demo, you arrive at the local club to discover a six-figure tee fee and also your car has been towed. Asked to take down outdated parking signs, you’ll discover just how steep the course ahead really is. While a conventional golf game breaks down…

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Passengers on United Airlines (UAL) flight 236 from Newark, New Jersey to Palma de Mallorca, Spain were one hour into the 8-9 hour flight when they heard the pilot make an unusual announcement. According to passengers on the flight who posted on social media in real time, the pilot said that all passengers must turn off their Bluetooth connections or else the plane was going to be turning back to Newark.The passengers were not informed why they were returning to NewarkThe pilot was in touch with UAL headquarters in Chicago, Illinois, and the demand for the active Bluetooth connections to…

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In 2013, New Zealand indie developer Michael Brough released 868-HACK, a turn-based iPhone game revolving around cyber attacks and difficult circuitry. Inspired by roguelikes before it, Hack, FTL and Spelunky are accredited for kicking off the genre in the indie gaming space. Now the computer commander is back, jacking in to a more accessible port in a tough-as-ever classic. In 868-BACK, all data is monopolized by a monolithic corporation. Your job is to humble their supposedly impenetrable systems and return cyberspace to the people. Controlling a one-eyed smiley face, you collect siphons, use them to extract resources straight off the…

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As one of PhoneArena’s elite deal hunters, I can appreciate a $200 discount on one of the best phones on the market. That’s why I’m excited to share that the Pixel 10 with 128GB of storage space is discounted by exactly $200 on Amazon right now.Thanks to this lovely price cut, you can snatch one for less than $600, which is a pretty tempting price for everything it brings to the table. Plus, all the color options of the model are available at the same cost, so you’ll score sweet savings regardless of which color hue you go for. Pixel…

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The foldable iPhone Ultra isn’t the only new product that Apple is working on to break into a new category. Outgoing CEO Tim Cook placed strong priority on smart glasses, and Apple has a very confident plan all laid out on how to challenge and even surpass the Meta Ray-Ban offerings.Smart glasses for the iPhoneApple insider Mark Gurman, in his newsletter Power On, reveals that the company is still working on smart glasses that can connect to a user’s iPhone. Unlike the recently shelved Apple Vision Pro, there is a lot of optimism inside the company for the smart glasses.The…

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