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PowerToys 0.102 gives your mouse button a break and your pointer an exit
Your mouse can hold that drag for you now. PowerToys 0.102 adds a pair of small comforts, plus a neat shelf for favourite commands. Our clicking finger is listening.
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EIZO’s FlexScan EV2401S pairs 120Hz with a seven-year warranty
A smoother spreadsheet companion with long-term intentions? EIZO’s new FlexScan adds 120Hz and a seven-year warranty—though that promise has an hours limit.
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GARRACK’s Cosmic Princess Kaguya watches launch, with a shipping delay
Moon-phase battery icons and anime straps? Our composure is doing its best. These Japan-market watches have arrived on the calendar, with shipping caveats.
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Buffer’s new Notes keep social-post feedback in one place
The caption is in one tab. The feedback is somewhere else, wearing a tiny disguise. Buffer’s refreshed Notes try to bring the whole conversation home.
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Gemini Personal Intelligence reaches Android Auto, with an opt-in catch
Your dashboard may soon remember the plan you forgot. Google’s more personal Gemini is arriving, but the rollout and privacy settings deserve a proper look.
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Windows 11 tests phone controls and an internet speed test in Quick Settings
Windows would like to help find your missing phone and investigate the sulking Wi-Fi. Two handy Quick Settings ideas are entering preview, with a few important limits.
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LG gives its Met art collection a night out—and a living-room pitch
Your TV would like a cultured little evening. LG is showing off The Met on Gallery+, but the art collection, subscription and television are three different things to check.
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Philips Evnia unveils a 36-inch ultrawide with 260Hz overclocking
A little more screen, a lot of refresh rate. Philips’ 36-inch Evnia sounds tempting, though the HDMI limit and missing price deserve a look before we rearrange the desk.
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OPPO Enco X4 goes global, with a phone-shaped catch for lossless audio
Dynaudio tuning, adaptive noise cancellation and a rather impressive battery headline. The Enco X4 wants to be your commute companion; first, a tiny compatibility chat.
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Honor Tablet X10 Mini launches in China with a 90Hz screen
A 9.7-inch tablet with a 90Hz screen and a modest price? The X10 Mini looks quite content to be useful. Its China-only offer still needs some context.
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OPPO Find X10 goes global with 200MP cameras and a battery footnote
Three 200MP cameras are a rather dramatic introduction. OPPO’s new flagships also have a regional battery detail worth reading before the daydream gets expensive.
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Fitbit Edge arrives October 27 with a screen and replaceable battery
Fitbit Edge arrives October 27 with a button and replaceable battery. We’re intrigued; the seven-day claim still has a footnote to read.
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Surface Pro 12-inch gets Snapdragon X2 Plus and a brighter screen
The small Surface Pro gets X2 Plus and a brighter screen. Lovely little companion—though the separately sold keyboard is looking suspiciously innocent.
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Sony ECM-AX10 brings spatial audio recording to USB-C phones
Sony’s 24g microphone brings three recording modes to USB-C phones. Let’s check the setup before another passing bus steals the entire video.
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Acer PD163Q P3 puts three extra screens in a folding monitor
Three extra screens, one folding device. Acer’s PD163Q P3 is quite the little entourage; give every panel a job before inviting it onto your desk.
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MSI Prestige N16 Flip puts RTX Spark in a pen-ready convertible
MSI’s pen-ready convertible has ambitious AI specs and a busy little itinerary. Let’s make sure your software—and your wrists—like the plan.
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ASUS Bulwark DG310 dock brings 4K 144Hz output to the Ally desk
The Bulwark DG310 gives an Ally handheld a proper home by the TV. Charming little organiser—just check the charger and those 4K 144Hz expectations.
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Sony’s new premium Walkmans arrive in November with luxury prices
Sony’s premium Walkmans arrive in November with gold-plated materials and luxury prices. The shiny little things still need to audition for your playlist.
