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Sony open to making the PlayStation 5 in the US
- Sony is considering making the PlayStation 5 in the US as a response to tariffs and increased costs.
- Sony is open to passing on the increased costs to consumers, with an expected additional cost of 100 billion yen.
- Sony is implementing various measures like shipment allocations and stockpiling PlayStation 5 consoles in the US due to tariff concerns.
- Other gaming companies like Nintendo and Microsoft are also taking steps in response to potential tariff increases, including stockpiling and price adjustments.
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vivo X200 Ultra in for review
- The vivo X200 Ultra is now available for review and offers an impressive camera setup including ultrawide, main, and zoom camera with attachable lens for up to 200mm zoom.
- The phone comes in Black, Silver, or Red colors and offers configurations ranging from 12 GB RAM and 256 GB storage to 16 GB RAM and 1 TB storage, along with accessories like 90W charger and photography kit by PGYTECH.
- The Photography Kit includes various attachments such as an attachable grip with a shutter and a dial, filters, and a teleconverter lens that turns the 85mm zoom into 200mm, offering optical zoom capabilities up to 1600mm.
- The vivo X200 Ultra differs from its predecessor, the X100 Ultra, with a chunkier build, flat rear panel, and improved specifications like Snapdragon 8 Elite, 6,000mAh battery, and enhanced camera lenses.
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Oppo Reno14 and Reno14 Pro released with big batteries and quad 50MP cameras
- Oppo has announced the Reno14 and Reno14 Pro in China, targeted at video recording and gaming enthusiasts.
- Reno14 Pro features four 50MP cameras, supports 4K video recording, and is designed for live streaming and gaming with a 6,200mAh battery and fast wired and wireless charging.
- Reno14 comes with a 6,000mAh battery, 80W wired charging, Dimensity 8350 chip, and shares some camera features with the Pro model.
- Both phones offer water and dust resistance, special underwater modes, and are priced differently based on storage and RAM configurations.
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How to undo or remove all photo edits on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
- Learn how to revert edits and adjustments made to a photo or video on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac and get the original, unedited version back.
- Apple’s Photos app allows easy editing, applying filters, cropping, and more, with non-destructive editing that preserves the original image.
- You can undo changes within the editing interface on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and revert all changes to restore the original image.
- Additional steps include using Image Capture on Mac to view both edited and original versions, checking other devices if using iCloud Photos, redownloading the original photo from the source, and removing extra edits using Clean Up or other apps.
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Apple CarPlay Ultra Is Finally Here — If You’re Driving a New Aston Martin
- Apple has launched CarPlay Ultra, previously known as the next-generation CarPlay, initially available in new Aston Martin vehicles in the U.S. and Canada.
- The integration of CarPlay Ultra offers a deeper and fuller experience spread across various screens in the car, including the instrument cluster, accessible with iPhone 12 or newer devices running iOS 18.5 or later.
- Apple has combined touchscreen functionality with physical controls like steering wheel buttons and voice commands for climate and radio control, enhancing user experience.
- While CarPlay Ultra appears to be a significant upgrade, its availability in mainstream vehicles remains uncertain, as automakers tend to be slow in adopting software integrations, especially in instrument clusters.
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Sony WH-1000XM6 hands-on: back to the fold
- Sony has released the WH-1000XM6 noise-canceling headphones after a three-year gap, focusing on sound quality, noise cancellation, and hardware refinements.
- The WH-1000XM6 headphones are an improvement on previous models but come with a higher price tag of $449, $50 more than the previous model and $20 more than Bose's QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds.
- Unlike premium rivals like Apple's AirPods Max, the WH-1000XM6 sticks to a design that prioritizes long-term comfort and noise cancellation for frequent travelers and commuters.
- The WH-1000XM6 headphones mostly resemble the WH-1000XM5, with the addition of the ability to fold up for easier portability.
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I spent 48 hours with Sony’s WH-1000XM6 and I don’t want to give them back
- Sony's WH-1000XM6 headphones offer a blend of anticipated upgrades and unexpected changes, setting them apart from their predecessors.
- Priced at $450, these headphones boast enhancements in sound quality, ANC, and call performance, validating Sony's claims of improvement.
- The WH-1000XM6 impress with their small carbon fiber transducers that deliver substantial bass, disproving the notion of needing large drivers for impactful bass.
- Noteworthy improvements in WH-1000XM6 include enhanced design details, reinforced hinges, and a more luxurious yet lightweight construction.
- These headphones feature a sleek, durable design with seamless earcup shells and flush-mounted metal grilles for a sophisticated finish.
- Sony has made comfort enhancements with increased clamping force, improved fit with added springs, and deeper padding on earcups and headband.
- The XM6 earcups rotate more conveniently, allowing for cushion side placement when not in use, and easier removal and replacement of cushions.
- Sony's XM6 headphones introduce the ability to charge wirelessly while in use, a feature absent in the XM5, albeit a longer charging cable is recommended.
- Despite impressive features, the XM6 lack a lossless connection via USB-C, a notable absence compared to other flagship headphones offering this option.
- Spatial audio experience on the XM6 is improved, available with any stereo source on iOS and Android, but head tracking remains limited to Android users.
- While the WH-1000XM6 stand out as impressive wireless headphones, existing WH-1000XM5 owners may not feel compelled to upgrade, especially with discounted XM5 prices.
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Sony’s WH-1000XM6 debut with better ANC, a folding hinge, and a higher price
- Sony has officially announced the release of the WH-1000XM6 headphones, priced at $450 in the U.S., featuring upgrades from the previous model including a new folding hinge design for durability and flexibility.
- The WH-1000XM6 addresses criticisms of the earlier model's fold-flat design with an improved hinge mechanism and reduced travel case size with a magnetic closure.
- Enhancements on the WH-1000XM6 include a wider headband with asymmetrical shape, upgraded ear cushions, and a new textured finish on the plastic.
- The WH-1000XM6 boasts improvements in active noise cancellation technology with a faster processor, more microphones, new algorithms for ANC optimization, and enhanced call quality with microphone muting capability.
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Xiaomi’s First Smartphone Chip Is Real — Meet the XRING 01
- Xiaomi has officially announced its first in-house smartphone chip called the XRING 01, set to be unveiled in late May.
- The XRING 01 chip, developed over ten years, features a 1+3+4 core layout and uses the IMG DXT72 GPU from Imagination Technologies.
- The focus of Xiaomi's chip is more on control and integration rather than competing with top-tier chips like Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Elite or MediaTek's Dimensity 9400.
- The XRING 01 is expected to debut with the Xiaomi 15s, marking Xiaomi as the fourth smartphone brand globally and the second in China to produce its own SoC.
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Huawei unveils MatePad Pro 12.2" with PaperMatte display, Freebuds 6 go global
- Huawei unveiled the MatePad Pro 12.2" tablet with a PaperMatte display and a Tandem OLED panel, alongside the international release of the Freebuds 6 TWS earbuds.
- MatePad Pro 12.2" features a 2,800 x 1840 pixel resolution, 3,000 nits peak brightness, and a dual-camera setup with a 50 MP main snapper and an 8 MP ultrawide camera.
- The tablet likely runs on the Kirin 9000S platform and comes bundled with a magnetic keyboard. It is priced at €849.99 for the 12/256 GB version and £899.99/€999.99 for the 12/512 GB variant.
- Freebuds 6 TWS earbuds boast AI noise cancellation, a smaller, lighter design with a waterdrop-shaped stem, and the ability to filter up to 95 dB of unwanted noise. Priced at £139.99/€159.99, they are now available on the Huawei Store.
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The M4 MacBook Air is *still* chilling at its lowest price ever — but for how long?
- The 13-inch Apple M4 MacBook Air is currently priced at $849 on Amazon, which is $150 off the list price and its lowest price ever.
- This discount is remarkable considering the laptop has only been out for two months and is described as one of the top five fastest laptops by Mashable.
- The M4 MacBook Air features 16GB of RAM, 256GB of storage, a powerful 12MP camera, support for two external displays, and up to 18 hours of battery life.
- Certain color options are selling out, so it is recommended to act quickly if interested in upgrading to the M4 MacBook Air at this discounted price.
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Hidden US carriers perks you might not have known about
- US mobile carriers like AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile offer hidden perks and benefits beyond typical offerings to enhance user experience and save money.
- Verizon provides rewards like Verizon Up, free streaming services, 5G Ultra Wideband Access, Verizon Cloud, and device trade-in programs.
- T-Mobile offers perks such as T-Mobile Tuesdays, Netflix on select plans, Scam Shield protection, generous international coverage, and Project 10 Million initiative.
- AT&T features extras like AT&T ActiveArmor, International Day Pass, and discounts for AARP members, along with MAVOs providing cost-effective alternatives to major carriers.
- Popular MVNOs in the US include Mint Mobile, Visible, US Mobile, and Cricket Wireless, each offering unique benefits and tailored plans.
- Google Fi Wireless stands out for its international features and network switching capabilities, while all MVNOs offer lower fees, no long-term commitments, and personalized services.
- To fully benefit from these hidden perks, users should understand their specific plan details, explore carrier apps, and stay informed about promotions.
- Regular account review and awareness of new offers can maximize the value of mobile service without much extra effort, potentially leading to cost savings.
- Exploring the offerings from major carriers and MVNOs can reveal surprising benefits that enhance the overall mobile experience for users.
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Apple Music transfer tool: How to bring your songs, albums, and playlists from Spotify and other music services
- Apple has introduced a new tool on May 12, 2025, for transferring songs, albums, and playlists from Spotify, Amazon Music, and other supported music services to Apple Music.
- The tool is currently available in Australia and New Zealand, with plans to expand to more countries later.
- Users can transfer music from compatible services by signing in, selecting songs and playlists to transfer, and adding them to the Apple Music library.
- The tool, which uses SongShift for music transfer, allows users to easily switch between music services without losing their library data.
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Apple CarPlay Ultra looks stunning in Aston Martin supercar debut
- Apple CarPlay Ultra is the next generation of Apple's smartphone projection system for cars, available in new Aston Martin vehicles in the US and Canada.
- CarPlay Ultra offers deeper integration and customization compared to traditional CarPlay, allowing control of car features through the interface.
- It provides access to car controls, takes over the cluster display, and allows Siri to control various car functions.
- Currently available in select Aston Martin models, CarPlay Ultra will soon be rolled out globally and other manufacturers like Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis are also working on integrating it.
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CarPlay Ultra finally arrives with complete dashboard makeover (for some)
- Apple's next-generation CarPlay experience, known as CarPlay Ultra, is finally being rolled out to Aston Martin vehicles in the US and Canada after a five-month delay.
- CarPlay Ultra offers a complete dashboard transformation, extending Apple's reach to the entire dashboard, providing content for all driver displays, and introducing widgets for at-a-glance information.
- The system allows for automaker customization of themes, colors, and wallpapers, and enables drivers to control both standard vehicle functions and advanced features seamlessly.
- CarPlay Ultra requires an iPhone 12 or later running iOS 18.5 or newer, and while Aston Martin is the first to implement it, more automakers like Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis have committed to supporting the platform.
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