This is undeniably Motorola’s finest Moto G yet and a killer phone at $300. It’s a shame it’ll get only one software update.
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WIRED went along to the company's launch event where customers picked up the very first R1s and learned of an inbound “all-seeing” accompanying AI device.
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The company HMD, known for making Nokia phones, has partnered with Heineken and Bodega on “The Boring Phone,” and there will be only 5,000 of them.
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This wearable, touch-activated “second brain” is too bare-bones and not all that useful.
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A month with the OnePlus Watch 2 has made me wish that every fully-featured smartwatch had this battery life.
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Your house doesn’t come with an instruction manual. This app makes managing problems, maintenance, and future projects less stressful.
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The Vision Pro is a big leap for spatial computing in an unfriendly package.
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I had zero problems covering a major mobile trade show with this $350 Android smartphone from Nothing.
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Apps made the smartphone. Now, companies are increasingly leveraging AI to envision a world without them.
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Metalenz’s biometric tech is poised to finally give Android owners a more secure form of facial recognition—and in time could even check skin for cancerous growths or measure air quality.