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Photograph: Courtesy CC/Flickr/Joe TolleyWednesday June 20 2018ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppWritten by Ryan PfefferJust north of five million people take cruises from Miami each year, making us one of the cruise capitals of the world. And while the ship may take care of everything once you’re on board, many folks still need help in the hours and days before they step on board. If you have the time, there is plenty to do and see around PortMiami. Even if you’re short on time, you can squeeze in a solid meal at one of the best restaurants in Downtown Miami or tackle one of the…

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Photograph: ShutterstockFriday June 17 2022ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppWritten by Falyn WoodEditor, Time Out MiamiContributor: Ryan PfefferMiami can be a tough coconut to crack. From over-hyped clubs to overcrowded beaches and overpriced Miami restaurants, it’s not hard to fall prey to this city’s ocean of underwhelming and frankly unwelcome trappings. Even the most seasoned local isn’t immune from accidentally parking in a tow-away zone, double-tipping on the bill or suffering through a truly terrible tasting menu. Still, every visitor should know a few key bits of information before a trip to Miami. Follow our tips and in no time you’ll be sipping cocktails…

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PSA: Your Car Thing Is Still Usable Even After Spotify Kills It Off in December

Quick LinksWhy Is the Car Thing Being Discontinued? How to Repurpose Spotify Car Thing Key Takeaways The Car Thing by Spotify is being discontinued after poor sales, with existing devices set to be bricked by December 2024. Despite the discontinuation, a community of modders has been created to repurpose the Car Thing with alternative OS projects like DeskThing and GlanceThing. Members of the community are also pushing for Spotify to release the Car Thing’s firmware as open-source to prevent it from becoming e-waste. Spotify is best known for being everyone’s go-to music streaming app. The company also attempted to make…

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Sharing Your (HBO) Max Account With Friends Is Soon Going to Cost You More

For many of us, password-sharing helped fill a pandemic-fueled void with our favorite movies and TV shows, allowing us to piggyback on each other’s accounts to save money. Now, more and more streaming services are curbing the practice, and Max (formerly HBO Max) is the latest to join the party. Max Will Start Charging More for Shared Accounts Max  According to a recent earnings call, streaming heavyweight Max is about to follow through on its earlier threats to take action against password-sharing. From the sounds of it, Max won’t ban the practice altogether, but it will start charging more for…

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These are the watches worn by Eddie Redmayne in The Day of the Jackal

In the new adaptation of The Day of the Jackal (one of the most anticipated upcoming TV shows), Eddie Redmayne takes on the role of the Jackal, a ruthless British assassin. As a long-time Omega ambassador, Redmayne has collaborated with the watch brand to feature three standout watches, each adding subtle layers to the Jackal’s complex personality. Throughout the show, the Omega Seamaster Railmaster, Aqua Terra Shades, and Globemaster subtly reveal layers of the Jackal’s multifaceted identity, becoming an extension of the character’s tactical mind and shifting personas. The watches, like the character, are symbols of both precision and mystery,…

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Best cheap tablets in 2024 for outstanding value

Ever since the launch of the iPad in 2010 one cry has risen from the crowds of tech enthusiasts attracted by the shiny new gadget: “We like it, but it costs too much.” Multiple manufacturers then leapt at the chance to do something about that, which brings us to where we are today, with the best cheap tablets a good alternative to a budget laptop. But giving us everything we need in a handheld computer, with a lovely big screen to watch movies on too. It’s not like the early days, where cheap rarely meant cheerful and simply scrolling through…

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New vs second-hand cameras: do big savings make up for fewer features?

Everyone loves grabbing a bargain, and there’s no need to wait until the January sales, Black Friday or a Prime Day rolls around to get one. If you’re looking to make big savings on a digital camera, for instance, we’re big fans of shopping for a second-hand model. To show you just how much money you can save by buying used older models over the latest box-fresh equivalents – and how little you’re giving away in terms of features or picture quality – we’ve put together three comparisons pitting current-gen camera models against the models they superseded in their manufacturer’s…

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I’ve Been Opposed to AI, but This App Is So Good I’m Changing My Mind

Like many people who write for a living, I’m notoriously anti-AI. However, a new tool from Perplexity is forcing me to reconsider the benefits of using AI as part of my productivity workflow. What Is Perplexity AI? Perplexity AI is billed as the “Swiss Army Knife of information discovery and curiosity.” Really, that’s a fancy way of saying you can ask it questions, and, using its magic artificial intelligence superpowers, it will scour a seemingly infinite database to help you find the answers. Perplexity offers a two-tiered service, with both a paid and a free version. If you’ve used something…

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Are Torrent Streaming Services Legal? Here’s What I Found Out

Key Takeaways Torrent streaming delivers content via multiple users, enhancing download and viewing speeds. User responsibility is crucial in determining the legality of accessing copyrighted content. Geographical location is important in assessing if you can legally access torrent streaming sites. Alternatives like subscription-based services and legal free streaming options offer safer access to content and mitigate copyright risks. Torrent streaming services have gained immense popularity as alternative methods for accessing movies, TV shows, and other media content, which has sparked a debate about their legality. So, is it legal to enjoy torrent streaming, or are you about to walk into…

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This Colombia-imported hotspot is breathing new life into Lincoln Road

NewsWritten by Falyn WoodEditor, Time Out MiamiWednesday November 6 2024ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppNo, it’s not another Grutman spot. The latest over-the-top restaurant to hit South Beach is Colombia’s Andrés Carne de Res, a 40-year-old institution that chose Miami Beach for its first U.S. location—and it’s fitting right in.  The original Andrés Carne de Res was founded in Chía, Colombia in 1982 by Andrés Jaramillo and his wife, María Stella Ramirez. What began as a modest roadside eatery with a handful of tables and a handmade sign has in the decades since expanded into an iconic dining and nightlife destination with numerous locations across Colombia, including in Bogotá and Cartagena. Photograph: World Red…

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