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If you’re rocking one of the best iPhones, chances are you enjoy the odd snap or thousand, given the brand’s smartphone camera pedigree. Still, even veteran photographers have their off days, and some shots just can’t be salvaged. Or can they? Apple’s AI-powered Spatial Reframing feature certainly wants to give it a try. One of the headline AI features arriving in the updated Photos app on compatible iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices with iOS 27, it’s an ambitious idea that stands out even in this AI-saturated world. So with that said – here’s what Apple Spatial Reframing is, how it…

Struggle to keep on top of drinking enough water every day – espcially when it’s hot? Most hydration tracking methods fall somewhere between “guessing” and “expensive.” I tried Withing’s U-Scan pee monitor, which offered even more health insights than just hydration. But this health tracker didn’t come cheap at $380, with a subscription for new filters required as well. That’s why Vivoo’s new Smart Toilet sensor caught my eye. It promises to give you actual hydration data from your wee, all for a much lower one-time cost. This clip-on gadget sits quietly on the back of your toilet, waiting for…

Dubai based Mohit Kumar founded Ultrahuman at the end of 2019, after success scaling a fast food delivery service in India. In those six years the health technology company has grown rapidly and become a trusted premium brand and a real rival to Oura. In this interview we chat to Mohit about making it happen… The Ring Pro is the latest ring from Ultrahuman, with battery life lasting up to 15 days. When we talked to our Ring Air community we found that, once people put the ring on, they actually just keep it on as a passive health device.…

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If there’s one thing that’s almost inevitable after you’ve used a smart TV for a few years, it’s the slowdown. And it’s hard to miss because most smart TVs aren’t that powerful to start with. But the thing is, it’s not always the hardware that’s to blame. After all, it’s the same hardware that your TV had when you first bought it. I’ve experienced this exact problem with my 3-year-old TCL Google TV. But since the slowdown wasn’t caused by the hardware, I was able to fix it with a few simple tweaks. Related I Finally Found the Solution to…

There are TV shows out there that demand your strict and undivided attention. If you blink during an episode of Game of Thrones (or any of the many shows like it), you’ll miss an important plot point. If you look at your phone during an episode of Mindhunter, you’ll miss out on the careful direction and Emmy-worthy acting. And those kinds of shows are great, but they’re also taxing to watch. An open secret about the streaming wars is that they’re kept going in large part by shows you can put on in the background while you drift in and…

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So, you bought a new TV. It looked great in the store, and you were excited to get it set up in your living room in time for the big game or to binge-watch that hot new streaming show. But it doesn’t look as good as it did in the store, and you’re disappointed. Before you angrily call the shop to complain or repackage the TV to send it back, there’s a single setting you probably need to tweak to improve the picture. In fact, you might need to adjust a few settings. The main setting in question, however, is…