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  • Two new PebbleOS watches (same old…)

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    We’re excited to announce two new smartwatches that run open source PebbleOS and are compatible with thousands of your beloved Pebble apps. Core 2 Duo has an ultra crisp black and white display, polycarbonate frame, costs $149 and starts shipping… Read More ›

  • Sony doesn’t understand computers or software

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    Born in the unlikeliest of places — the terrible, wasteland-like aftermath of post WWII Japan — Sony rose to capture the imaginations (and wallets) of consumers and engineers around the world. The company produced hit after hit after hit: portable… Read More ›

  • The Swiss Passport

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    The EU country might have the 5th strongest passport in the world, but they also have the most gorgeous passport now, with this new design unveiled by Geneva-based studio RETINAA. Passports are usually bureaucratic necessities—stamped, dog-eared, and mostly forgotten until… Read More ›

  • IDPS: the future of sat nav?

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    IDPS™ offers several significant advantages over traditional GPS technology. Its signal independence allows for reliable navigation in challenging environments such as parking garages, tunnels, and mountainous areas where GPS often fails. The system operates in a closed loop, enhancing privacy… Read More ›

  • Donald Trump comb-over watch

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    SCRATCH AND WATER RESISTANT to 5M ATM. The Comb Overwrist watch is a fun minimalist watch that comes in a matte black case with the characteristic comb over hands, presenting the face in flattering or not so flattering positions.MINERAL TOP… Read More ›

  • Gave up Fitbit for the Apple Watch (again)…

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    I originally wore a Fitbit back in 2017 and managed to lose 100 pounds in weight in just under 11 months. Walking more, some weights and basic exercises alongside a healthy and low fat diet worked well for me. For… Read More ›

  • iOS 19

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    Today we have your very first exclusive look at the changes coming to iOS 19 — with a redesigned camera app and possibly… a redesigned iOS. It’s a bit of a risk for Apple to change the iOS design, but… Read More ›

  • PicoCalc

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    ClockworkPi v2.0 mainboardRaspberry Pi Pico 1 H Core module (ARM32-bit Dual-core Cortex M0+, 264KB RAM, 2MB flash)320×320 4-inch IPS screen (SPI interface)Ultra-portable QWERTY Backlit keyboard on board (I2C interface)Dual speakerABS plastic shell & 2.5mm Hex keyTempered glass cover32GB high-speed SD-card… Read More ›

  • The Google graveyard

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    Google releases a lot of products, but it shuts down a lot of them, too. Some didn’t deserve to be discontinued (we pine for the days of Reader and Inbox), and some probably weren’t long for this world from the… Read More ›

  • The Great AI Art Heist

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    It didn’t take long for her to realize that generative artificial intelligence was going to be trouble — or that it would, at the very least, change everything — for independent artists. It was 2022, and generative AI models like ChatGPT were beginning to… Read More ›