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The new Motorola Razr arrives February 6 in all its folding glory
The Motorola Razr was arguably the most exciting phone announcement launch last year, especially after Samsung bungled its Galaxy Fold launch. We've been patiently waiting for an official release date since the device was first announced in November, and now we have one: February ...
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Measured: How the Sonos Move balances performance and durability in a Bluetooth speaker
Audiophiles are often dismissive of mainstream brands and technologies. Take Sonos, the biggest name in wireless audio. While many acknowledge their speakers sound good, it's usually accompanied by a qualifier like "for a wireless speaker," or "when I'm listening to music in the background." It's ...
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Sonos will stop updating its oldest speakers and hardware in May
Compared to most hardware companies, Sonos has done an admirable job of keeping its speakers up to date, regularly shipping ...
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Nebia's new showerhead helps you save more water with fewer compromises
Soaking in the bath with a good book is my type of relaxing night, but it's also a tremendous waste of water, so I've been trying to take more showers instead. Even then, showers tend to use up a lot more water than necessary, which is why companies like Nebia are trying to minimize ...
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Report: Apple drops plan to encrypt iCloud backups after FBI protests
Apple has built a reputation for being privacy-forward. Its devices are more locked down than those of competitors, and ...
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Review: Devialet's Phantom Reactor is the David to your subwoofer's Goliath
I first listened to the minuscule Devialet Phantom Reactors in the company's New York showroom in late 2018. Back then, ...
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OnePlus 8 Pro leak confirms 120Hz display option
One of the OnePlus 8 Pro's most anticipated changes is a move to a 120Hz display. That's all but confirmed: OnePlus posted about the change in a forum post last week, and now a leak on TrueTech shows what appears to be a menu screen on the new phone giving you the option to set your ...
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We’re upping our game with 12 great themes for TNW2020 — check them out here
It’s hard to fathom that we’re in the year 2020. There’s something about those four numbers together that just sounds so futuristic. By now you’ve probably seen a lot of predictions for the wonderful things that will happen this year, not to mention that 2020 marks the ...
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Huawei P40 Pro leak shows off superzoom lens and reserved ceramic design
With this year's first batch of flagship phones right around the corner, the leaks are ramping up. Today's victim: the Huawei ...
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If a Japanese billionaire farted in front of you, what would you say?
This Japanese millionaire is in search of a girlfriend to accompany him on his trip to the moon. But applicants have one ...
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Jack Dorsey on Twitter's edit button: "We'll probably never do it"
The edit button, a feature just about every avid Twitter user has wanted at some point, will probably never become a reality. ...
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Google may soon let you record phone calls on Android
I'm pretty sure most of have wished we could record our phone calls at one point or the other. I often interview people over ...
