Sunday
Sep172023

The new AirPods Pro: USB-C charging, better sound, and wireless audio with Apple Vision Pro

Apple

We haven't been able to write about it yet, but Apple also unveiled the new AirPods Pro (2nd-generation). This variant gets USB-C charging, which you can charge via the iPhone. It'll also just use any other USB-C cable you may have for your iPad or Mac. This 2nd-gen AirPods Pro also promises even better sound quality, noise cancellation, transparency, and spatial audio. 

The earbuds and the MagSafe charging case for these new AirPods Pros have improved IP54 rating for dust resistance, making them ideal for outdoor adventures. The new AirPods Pro also support Lossless Audio with ultra-low latency when paired with Apple Vision Pro. The H2 chip in the earbuds and Apple Vision Pro uses a wireless audio protocol to deliver 20-bit, 48kHz Lossless Audio with minimal audio lag.

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Saturday
Sep162023

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup - 9/10- 9/16

Saturday
Sep162023

What you need to know about the iPhone 15’s USB-C Port and external displays

Apple

iPhone 15’s new USB-C port opens up a world of possibilities, including charging other devices like AirPods and Apple Watch. But that’s not all: you can also connect your iPhone to external displays and enjoy your content on a bigger screen.

The iPhone 15 has a USB-C port that supports the DisplayPort protocol, which means you can connect it to USB-C displays using a compatible cable. The cable that comes with your iPhone 15 only supports USB 2, so you’ll need to buy a separate USB 3.1 cable if you want to connect to a high-resolution display.

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Saturday
Sep162023

Google’s Fitbit Charge 6 brings back the button and adds new features

Fitbit

Google might not ditch Fitbit after all, despite its recent troubles. According to 9to5Google, the company plans to release a Fitbit Charge 6 this year, which will restore the physical button. The new wearable will look very similar to the Charge 5, except for the button on the left side, sources tell the website. They also say that it will let you access YouTube Music and Google Maps from your wrist. You’ll need a Google account and a minimalist new app to use it, though.

Google’s Pixel 8 phones are expected to launch on October 4. We might also get a glimpse of the Fitbit Charge 6 around that time, even though it wasn’t mentioned in the event invitation.

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