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Apple might have an even more expensive iPhone in the works
Apple could be considering introducing a new iPhone at a higher price than even its top-end Pro line. While economies globally are struggling and consumers are tightening up on spending, the company could be preparing an even pricier iPhone than its $1,099 iPhone Pro Max starting point. Bloomberg's Apple watcher Mark Gurman reports the company could introduce an Ultra iPhone model that's more expensive than the Pro tier. It would come in the wake of Samsung's recent announcement of its Galaxy S23 Ultra, which starts at $1,199 and boasts a 200 megapixel main camera.
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Ditch the wires and have a listen with the best Bluetooth headphones
It used to be that a pair of headphones meant fussy wires and heavy, cumbersome headsets. Thankfully, that is no longer the case. Today, headphones are more lightweight and even have Bluetooth capability to finally rid yourself of those wires. With Bluetooth, you can connect to your favorite devices without needing to be plugged in.
A Chinese iPhone factory worker says he saw a colleague have his pay reduced for spending too much time drinking water, report says
Nicknamed Hunter, he told Rest of World that working at the Foxconn factory in Zhengzhou, China felt like he was stripped of his "rights and dignity."
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My idea for a great new beginner-friendly Linux distribution
I've tried just about every take on the Linux distribution. From the user-friendly to the user-frightening, Linux has something for everyone. However, I would posit that even those Linux distributions geared toward new users forget one very important thing…those users most likely are migrating from MacOS or Windows, have never touched the command line, and may have no idea what they're in for.
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Microsoft says I should be more creative with Excel, so I took the bait
It must be hard to be really, really good at one dull thing. If you're the greatest toilet brush maker in the world, it's surely not easy to launch, say, a soap dispenser or a showerhead. So I welled up with sympathy on hearing that Microsoft is desperate for you...
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Google's newest Pixel Buds Pro are at their lowest price with code
If you're not keen on picking up a pair of the AirPods Pro 2, might we suggest another recent release that's on sale for the first time since its release? The Google Pixel Buds Pro just dropped by $55, so you can get a pair for only $145. This is...
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The 8 devices I always take on work trips
It's 2023, and it looks like I'll be back to 100-thousand miles a year of business travel again. As I prepare for a year filled with multiple trips to Seattle, Amsterdam, Vancouver, Chicago, Spain, NYC, Monterey, and San Francisco, it's time again to go over the gear I'll be taking on the trip.
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I tried Delta's new free inflight Wi-Fi. Here's how fast it was
Wi-Fi on planes has always been slow and often a little klutzy. Now, Delta and T-Mobile have partnered up to offer faster, smoother, and -- oh yes -- free Wi-Fi to its SkyMiles customers. As a Delta Platinum Medallion SkyMiles member and journalist, I was one of the first to...
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How to unsend an Outlook email on a Mac
There's nothing like the panic that comes after scanning an email, pressing send, and your brain only seeing that typo after your hand releases from the cursor. Do you send a follow-up to apologize or will that just call attention to the error?. I've often just crossed my fingers hoping...
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Phone makers need to stop using Hollywood directors to promote their cameras
There's a bit of a problem in the mobile industry. Scratch that. There's a big problem in the mobile industry. When was the last time you used your smartphone to film a movie? Never? Well, that makes two of us. But phone makers are continuing to promote their smartphone cameras...
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How to set better screen-time boundaries on your iPhone
I'll be the first to admit that I use scrolling through socials as a crutch – a quick fix to alleviate boredom that turns into the ultimate procrastination tool. I, like many these days, have conditioned myself to look at life through a screen. I've tried to "unlearn" my...
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Apple couldn't fix it, AT&T couldn't fix it. One man's descent into iPhone torment
You know that moment when your pilot tells you to sit back and relax?. Well, I'm going to suggest you lean forward and tense yourself. For this is the tale of a man who thought he had a little problem and then discovered it was far, far larger than he thought.
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