Why the Google Pixel Watch 4 may be a bigger generational leap than we expected
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Blackview BV7300 <!–> ZDNET’s key takeaways This ruggedized smartphone has a huge battery, a massive 800-lumen flashlight, and a night vision camera. The massive battery does make the handset weigh a hefty 2 pounds. The display can be a bit washed out in bright sunlight. –> Get more in-depth ZDNET tech coverage: Add us as a […] More
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Jada Jones/ZDNETZDNET’s key takeawaysSimple habits can help your headphones last much longer.Regular care keeps headphones performing like new.Small changes can extend your headphones’ lifespan.Get more ZDNET in Google: Add us as a preferred source More
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I depend on earbuds to keep my runs from feeling like a chore. This is especially so during the hot summer months, when any distraction from the heat is a necessity. When I go on longer runs, I need earbuds that can not only tolerate my copious sweat, but also not constantly remind me that I have something on my ears.Because of the amount of sweat I produce when running, I can’t wear traditional earbuds (I’ve destroyed at least a dozen pairs), which means I have to use either bone-conducting headphones or open-air earbuds. Also: These $15 accessories turned my AirPods into the most versatile earbuds I’ve wornFor the longest time, I used bone-conducting headphones, but I always found the sound they produce to be less than ideal. About a year or so ago, I started using open-air earbuds and a clip-on style. Since then, I’ve not had to deal with my sweat-destroying earbuds, poor sound, or discomfort.I’ve also tried and reviewed several different pairs, each of which had its pros and cons.When I received the OpenRock S2 open-air earbuds More
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In my perfect world, you’d have a pair of earbuds and a pair of over-ear headphones. The earbuds will act as your everyday headphones for hands-free calling, running errands, exercising, and any of your day-to-day activities. Your over-ear headphones will be your best buddy while traveling, working, or listening for a more immersive experience. Over-ear headphones cover your whole ear, and after a few hours, they can get hot. On the other hand, in-ear earbuds can become uncomfortable after having the device lodged in your ear for a couple of hours. All of the headphones and earbuds on this list excel in most environments, thanks to their portability, compatibility with your devices, all-day comfort, and outstanding noise-canceling capabilities. Therefore, you should make your decision based on which fit you prefer. More
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Antigravity ZDNET’s key takeaways Action cam manufacturer Insta360<!–> has launched a new sub-brand called Antigravity, focusing entirely on drones. Its first model, the Antigravity A1, is unique in that it can record 360-degree video at up to 8K resolution. Launch date is slated for January 2026, but exact pricing is still unknown. Get more in-depth […] More
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Kerry Wan/ZDNETI’ve been fairly vocal recently that Samsung’s One UI 7 is my favorite Android skin. It is fast, responsive, and intuitive. But nothing comes fine-tuned to your experience straight out of the box. You need to personalize your smartphone to make it more appealing. I change almost a dozen settings on every Samsung Galaxy phone to best suit my needs, and I believe these will elevate your user experience, too. Also: The best Samsung phones to buyFrom setting the highest available screen resolution to more privacy-focused features, here are 10 Galaxy phone settings (plus a bonus) that I recommend changing to enhance your Galaxy phone experience. Please note that some settings might be phone-specific.1. Turn off pop-up notifications More
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