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What you need to know Fitbit has announced the Versa 2 — its latest smartwatch with Alexa, 5+ days of battery, and more. The company’s launching Fitbit Premium for $10/month to access personalized programs/coaching. Also unveiled is the $50 Aria Air smart scale. Once or twice a year, Fitbit takes to New York City to […]
The latest 10.5-inch model iPad Air with 256GB storage is currently being priced $50 off for all color options, bringing them down from $649 to just $599 on Amazon. If you’ve been waiting for the newest iPad Air to drop, then now is your chance to bring home a robust, versatile iPad device. iPad Air
If you’re among the millions of people who use Instagram, you’re likely aware the platform is teeming with fake profiles posing as promiscuous women that will slide into your DMs with messages like: “Wanna chat? 😘🔥🔞” The goal behind these bot accounts is typically to lure users in with sexy photos that have been lifted
As convenience goes, wireless charging can’t be beat. You simply drop your phone onto the charger and walk away. Gone is the headache of managing cables that inevitably break or get lost. Until recently, the main drawback to wireless chargers has been slow adoption and slow charging. This style of charging is still not ubiquitous,
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Don Johnson, executive vice president of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, describes the Microsoft partnership as “easy and natural,” despite a rocky history between the companies, given their shared interest in serving their joint customers. (GeekWire Photo / Todd Bishop) Splashy partnerships between big tech companies can be hard to take seriously. Implementing them with success is
Whether you’re a gluten-free pet owner who likes hiking and brunch or a vegetarian parent who loves donuts, farmer’s markets, and breweries, Yelp can help. The business directory is rolling out a new experience that allows users to tailor their app based on interests, diet, and lifestyle. “We’re starting an open conversation with people to
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This site may earn affiliate commissions from the links on this page. Terms of use. One of the new features baked into DirectX 12 is support for variable-rate shading, also known as coarse-grained shading. The idea behind variable-rate shading is simple: In the vast majority of 3D games, the player doesn’t pay equal attention to
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Smartphones are little gateways to a world of information but also much more than that. These days you can even watch live matches on your phone on the go. Sometimes though you really can’t because you’re busy, don’t have enough data, or some other reason. Usually, you’d end up installing a live score app or
The Google Pixel 4, in the clearest real world photos to date, has surfaced. Today, we got fresh photos that show both the front and back of a Pixel 4 or Pixel 4 XL with all of its front sensors and bezel, as well as that square camera housing on the back. We can also
When I arrived at the KFC at 11:15 a.m., I expected maybe a little more the usual lunch rush — not the line that wound around the building or the backup of traffic that stretched a mile up the highway. I also didn’t expect the green-and-white stripes that replaced the traditional red-and-white color scheme of
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