Samsung to halt sale of Galaxy Z TriFold after just three months

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Samsung is seemingly winding down the sale of its Galaxy Z TriFold roughly three months after it became available on the market, Bloomberg News reported. A company spokesperson told the publication it will halt sales for the US$2,899 (~CA$3,977) device in South Korea before ending its sales in the US, at least until the remaining stocks are cleared.

Bloomberg noted that the move is anticipated, given that the company stopped teasing future restocks on its website. According to posts on social media and Reddit, some units are still available in Samsung Experience Stores in Frisco, Texas and Queens, New York.

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Review: MacBook Neo

By Gadjo C. Sevilla

Apple’s MacBook Neo opens up a new segment for premium-built, performant, and generally attainable laptops not just for students, but for entire markets where new Apple devices have been priced out of people’s budgets.

Out of the box, the Neo provides the complete premium Apple unboxing experience. No expense was spared in the presentation and the unboxing experience. A tiny ‘hello’ tab greets new users before they unwrap the laptop, and in certain markets you get a 20W USB-C charger and a braided cable.

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WhatsApp comes to select Garmin smartwatches

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Sleeping Pokémon aren't just the latest additions to Garmin smartwatches. The latest app supported on select wearables is Meta's WhatsApp. You can now quickly reply to chats by typing on a tiny keyboard, which supports emojis, on your smartwatch's screen or by using canned messages. However, there is no voice note support or the option to transcribe spoken audio to text.

According to Forbes, the app can show you your 10 most recent chats or group chats. It is also only supported on more recent Garmin devices. If your watch is supported, the app is available for download on the Garmin Connect IQ app store.

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Apple, Nike release new colour for Powerbeats Pro 2

Apple and Nike are giving the fitness-focused Powerbeats Pro 2 a new paint job. The Powerbeats Pro 2 – Nike Special Edition features the Nike "Volt" palette, which introduces a predominantly neon yellow-green colour to the hook-like earphones and both the Beats and Nike logos on each earbud. Meanwhile, the charging case gets splattered with the same vibrant colour on a black backdrop.

Hardware- and feature-wise, you still get the same Powerbeats Pro 2, with heart-rate tracking, Spatial Audio, and active noise cancellation. The Powerbeats Pro 2 – Nike Special Edition also still retails for $349.95 in Canada.

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