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The latest device launches, software updates and technology announcements. Follow our coverage of smartphones, tablets, audio, televisions, monitors and computing, with clear context on what each development means.
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Sony gives INZONE H9 II a Fnatic finish and E9 a purple option
Sony’s INZONE gear gets two new looks, including a very tempting Glass Purple. We’re admiring the colour; our ears still get the deciding vote.
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Apple TV 4K adds hands-free Siri and four-speaker surround
Apple TV 4K adds microphones and a remote that can reveal its hiding place. A helpful little upgrade? Check what your current box already supports.
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iPhone Duo goes on sale: Apple’s foldable reaches stores
Apple’s foldable is in stores, including Canada. Fine, the hinge is charming—but let’s see what that extra screen does for an ordinary day.
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MSI details a 340Hz Mini LED monitor with 1,152 dimming zones
MSI has our attention: 340Hz speed and 1,152 Mini LED dimming zones in one 27-inch screen. The regional release and real-world performance still need answers.
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Sony releases a stability update for BRAVIA 6 A60 televisions
Sony’s BRAVIA 6 A60 gets a small request to behave itself. Firmware 7.260716.030 targets stability, with model checks and a staggered rollout to keep in mind.
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Lenovo promises seven Android upgrades for its new Yoga tablets
Seven planned Android upgrades? All right, Lenovo, that is a charming promise. Its new Yoga tablets pair pen features with support commitments worth following.
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Lenovo’s next ThinkVision monitors combine video calls and USB-C docking
Lenovo’s upcoming ThinkVision monitors would like a word with your cable pile. Here are the docking features, display choices and planned release dates.
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LG brings 8 Ball Pool to webOS TVs with local two-player mode
The Magic Remote has a new job: pool cue. LG brings 8 Ball Pool to supported webOS TVs with local two-player play and optional purchases to check first.
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Apple brings finer selection controls to Pixelmator Pro on iPad
Pixelmator Pro’s iPad update takes on stubborn hair, fur and fiddly image edges. Apple’s new selection controls sound useful; the difficult edits get the final vote.
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Dell explains edge dimming on two Alienware OLED gaming monitors
Alienware, why are the corners doing their own thing? Dell explains edge dimming on two OLED monitors, with a few practical questions for work and games.
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Samsung adds 19 Art Basel Paris works to its TV Art Store
Samsung’s TV Art Store gets 19 Art Basel Paris additions. A charming way to dress the wall, provided your model, region and subscription are on the guest list.
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Galaxy Tab S12 arrives with larger AMOLED screens and an included S Pen
Big AMOLED screens and an S Pen in the box: Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S12 makes a charming introduction. Check the apps and keyboard costs before getting attached.
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Amazon passkeys explained: fewer password resets, less sign-in drama
The password-reset screen has had enough of the afternoon. Here is how Amazon passkeys work, where to set them up and what to check for recovery.
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Canada’s privacy Bill C-11: first, check which C-11 you mean
Canadian bills can share the name C-11 and mean very different things. The year, parliament and session are doing the useful work here.
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Microsoft closed the old Windows 7 upgrade route: what changed
That old Windows 7 key had a long encore. Here is what Microsoft changed in 2023, and why activation alone cannot settle an upgrade plan.
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iPhone 15 Pro heat reports: the software fix and sensible checks
The iPhone 15 Pro’s heat headlines need a little less theory and more documentation. Revisit Apple’s software fix and the useful temperature checks.
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iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max: titanium, USB-C and the camera differences
USB-C earned a little applause. The camera differences deserved a closer look. Revisit the useful details of Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro launch.
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Bose QuietComfort Ultra: what the original headphones promised
Bose’s original QuietComfort Ultra wanted music to take centre stage. The listening modes, battery trade-off and fit still needed their audition.
