Smart phones and applications on smartphones have become the center of the world. We spend so much time on them that for the consumption of others media ways there is practically no time left. The world changed almost overnight. In the eyes of young people under the age of 30, television no longer represents their way of life.
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Apple is preparing groundbreaking upgrades for Siri, including generative artificial intelligence and improved voice command recognition. Siri is getting ready for big changes with the new iOS 18, which will bring users generative artificial intelligence, more natural responses and the ability to use it without the command phrase "Hey Siri". Check out how these improvements will affect your user experience.
If you're looking for wireless headphones that offer premium features without the high price tag (they cost just €129), the Soundcore Liberty 5 are the right choice. With advanced Adaptive ANC 3.0 technology, Dolby Audio, LDAC support, and an exceptionally long battery life, these headphones are a serious competitor to more expensive models.
Looking for an electronic training partner? A smart companion that will record every calorie burned or step taken? We present to you the best sports watches and exercise meters, your smart exercise companions for 2020.
Where's Wallet is a smart wallet that you won't lose. Well, fortunately, we rarely lose our wallets, but that's why we often forget or store them. But while we can call the phone or use an app for that, that doesn't come into play when looking for a wallet. Well, if we correct ourselves immediately. That's where the Where's Wallet comes in, a classic but smart sensor wallet that's raising startup funds on Kickstarter.
Toyota is entering the urban fray with the all-new Urban Cruiser – an electric SUV that combines rugged design, smart technology and a flexible interior. With two battery versions, optional all-wheel drive and a wealth of safety features, it targets buyers looking for a modern yet practical electric car.
Every fall, Samsung presents a smartphone - the new Samsung Galaxy S23 FE, which is a mix of new and old in the so-called FE series - fan edition. A phone that impresses and combines novelties and some not-so-fresh features in an attractive price package. It is the same this year, except that the phone is joined by a tablet and headphones. Let's see.
The new Samsung Galaxy A80 smartphone is created for an era where everything happens live. So it brings exciting innovations: a charming screen that is almost frameless, Samsung's first revolutionary rotating camera and an intelligent battery.
Google recently unveiled its latest flagships, the Pixel 9 Pro and its bigger brother, the Pixel 9 Pro XL, which are said to pave the way for AI phones of the future. Both models bring top-of-the-line hardware that finally overcomes the shortcomings of previous generations, while incorporating a host of AI-based features. But does AI already fully justify its place in these devices today? We've compiled an overview of what experts from various media outlets and popular YouTubers are saying and what their impressions of these devices are.
Why are we still sending SMS messages in 2015 is a completely appropriate question. Namely, with all the other options, it seems like a real dinosaur in the range of digital communication options. The first SMS was sent way back in 1992, and in 2010 as many as 80 percent of all mobile users used them. Then came smartphones, paving the way for email, instant messaging and apps. Despite more modern communication channels, SMS remains one of the primary channels. Why?
We could see that Huawei is a quick learner in recent years with their smartphones. They, hand in hand, represent exceptional technological products that often even manage to set new standards in the smartphone industry. A similar jump, or thumbs up, can also be given to their new smart sports watch Huawei Watch GT without any problems. The latter is an excellent ratio between the value and the obtained technological miracle that we wear on the wrist.
With a hand-wound Swiss Sellita movement, a retro 70s aesthetic, and espresso details, the Brew Metric Manual Wind isn't just a watch. It's a statement.