Amazon shows a product's price history for up to 365 days

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If you want to know whether you're getting the best deal on your Amazon purchase, you can take a peek at how much the product costs over the last 365 days. Those in the US, the UK, and India are getting access to a new price history feature. With the platform's Rufus agentic AI assistant, you can tap the price history link located beside the current product price, or tap on Rufus within any product detail page. The assistant can show you 30, 90, and 365 days of price insight. While Canada has access to price history, the 365-day option isn't available yet. According to Amazon, full availability is expected in the coming weeks.

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Mando’s N-1 Starfighter gets LEGO treatment for Star Wars Day

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Ahead of Star Wars Day on May 4, LEGO teased the launch of the newest member of the Ultimate Collector Series, The Mandalorian's N-1 Starfighter. The 1,809-piece model recreates the sleek, silver-hulled spacecraft with what LEGO described as "advanced building techniques" and Drum Lacquered silver pieces. The set includes Mando and Grogu minifigures and an adjustable stand with dual orientation. So, you can decide whether to display its profile or a head-on view for an "action-ready stance."

Starting today, May 1, the set will be available for LEGO Insiders, while everyone else can pick it up starting May 4. It retails for $349.99 in Canada.

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Apple reportedly stopped Vision Pro development

Via: MacRumors

Apple has reportedly given up on developing its Vision Pro headsets, according to MacRumors. Citing unnamed insider sources, the tech site said the company received an "unusually high" percentage of returns, "far exceeding" any current Apple product. MacRumors noted that only 600,000 units were sold in total.

Even when the company released an updated version of the Vision Pro with a faster M5 chip and a more comfortable band, it failed to capture market interest. The team working on its development have supposedly been transferred to other projects, with the tech giant reportedly pivoting to developing its own version of smart glasses.

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Google Translate brings pronunciation practice to Android

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As Google Translate celebrates its 20th year, the app brings a useful feature for language learners. It now lets you practice pronunciation and enunciation of words and phrases on Android. After translating a word in the app, you can find the Practice menu and tap the Pronounce button.

The feature will show you phonetics you can speak out loud for practice. It will score your pronunciation and give you feedback. It is currently rolling out initially in the US and India, supporting English, Spanish and Hindi.

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