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Motorola doesn’t think that smart glasses will replace smartphones Motorola doesn’t think that smart glasses will replace smartphones Several tech companies have been working on bringing smart glasses technology to the mainstream. We’ve seen concepts from TCL, we’ve had Microsoft’s HoloLens, and let’s not forget about Google Glass. This shows that companies really want life to mirror the promotional trailers. There are a ton of ostensible benefits to using smart glasses, but Motorola doesn’t think that any of them will outshine the usefulness of smartphones....

The version of the OnePlus Nord 2T that appears in the hands of the reviewer seems to be the final version, as it features official packaging. Also, the design is similar to what we’ve previously seen in leaked photos. Here is what the OnePlus Nord 2T will pack in terms of specs. The first thing that catches the eye is the 6.43-inch Full HD+ AMOLED screen with slim bezels. You can also find a 32MP selfie camera in the punch-hole on the left corner....

POCO M5 Unboxing POCO M5 Unboxing The yellow box reveals a yellow insert with a clear TPU case, screen protector, SIM tool, and paperwork. Underneath is the Black Poco M5 smartphone. Below the smartphone are an 18W charging brick, and a USB-C cable. The retail box has everything to get you going in terms of charging and device protection. Hardware design is derivative yet eye-catching Hardware design is derivative yet eye-catching...

This is a series of physical, mental, and behavioral changes that happen over a 24-hour period. Basically, this is your body’s internal clock. Where you’ll generally have more energy between certain times of the day. The watch aims to help you harness this natural rhythm and perform at your best during peak optimal times. Healthy sleep is at the center of the Polar Ignite 3 Healthy sleep is at the center of the Polar Ignite 3...

What does Qi Certification reveal about Pixel Buds Pro charging? What does Qi Certification reveal about Pixel Buds Pro charging? While Google Pixel Buds Pro was already known to support the standard — the feature has been listed on the Google Store page since the announcement — the charging rate was not detailed at that time. But based on the Wireless Power Consortium Qi certification documentation, these buds will be anything but slow to charge....