The iPhone 16 has more Android-like features than ever and picks up a physical Camera Control, but it won't take the Pixel out of my pocket.

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He was very specific, down to how the wallpaper should look ... “The UFC, for me, was a new paradigm in sports entertainment, without a doubt.” The show drew a capacity crowd of 16,024 ...

The 55-inch version is a 4K TV that uses traditional LED-LCD backlighting. While the max refresh rate of this set is only 60Hz (which isn’t great for sports and gaming), you can expect bright ...

One of the best TV brands for value, Hisense is worth checking out, particularly with its Hisense 43-inch Roku 4K TV. A great size ... watch fast-moving action or sports. Plus, get access to ...

The DJI Air 3S. The new midrange drone in DJI’s lineup has a bunch of nice upgrades but really only one purpose: to work well ...

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Maybe it was just the angle of the photo. Maybe he was just closing his eyes for a moment, soaking in the atmosphere of Taylor Swift’s “Eras Tour” show in Miami alongside his wife and his ...

It won’t make it out in 2024 as originally planned, but Analogue is finally ready to share details on its take on a Nintendo 64. The Analogue 3D will launch early next year (the company says Q1 ...

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Did you know Microsoft has a new Windows XP Bliss wallpaper, updated in 4K quality to match today’s standards? Yesterday, when I made a post on X about Windows XP’s 23rd birthday, I was ...