Hi, friends! Welcome Installer No. 95, your best and Edge-Itite things from the world. (If you are new here, welcome, the new gadget season begins, and you can also read all the old editions of the Installer home page.)
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- Pixel 10 Pro Plé. The new Google foldable has an IP68 input rating, which means that it should be much more resistant to dust than other foldable. The company did it with a new design of a hinge without gear. When you pay for almost $ 2,000 for your phone, having some additional confidence in its durability goes very far.
- Pixel Watch 4. The last pixel watch has screws on its chassis that you can remove to repair and replace the screen and battery more easily. The previous pixel watches have not been repairable, so this is a major step for Google.
- Decluttering. Every day, this excellent new iOS application pushes you to browse all the photos you took on this date – every year you took a photo on this date – and slide on the left or right to delete or keep them. I have tested it for a few days, and that has the flavor of my feeling of photo library a lot more digestible. In addition, he surfaced photos of years ago that I forgot that I had.
- Galaxy Buds 3 FE. The new Samsung headphones adopt an AirPods type stem design and have 6 hours of battery life with ANC and 8.5 with ANC. And at $ 149.99, their starting price is $ 100 cheaper than the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro.
- Nanolef 4D V2. Nanoleaf has a new version of its immersive television lighting kit which adds a color shine behind your screen. I always wanted to try one of these elements – they seem to be a fun way to add a little more pop to what you look at.
- Insta360 GB Ultra. The new compact action camera of Insta360 has a larger sensor than the Go 3S and can capture images at 4K / 60FPS. It is available in square shape instead of a pill, but this change means that it can include a larger 500 mAh battery.
- Sony Inzone Mouse-A. As part of a series of new Inzone game devices, Sony launched a wireless mouse which weighs only 48 grams. At $ 149.99, it’s a bit of an investment, but it seems to be a decent option if you are looking for a Superlight game mouse.
- Herd. In HerdYou guide a flock of adorable sheep / creatures of woolly mammoth through picturesque landscapes supported by beautiful music. It’s a bit like JourneyIf you have played as a shepherd. It’s a slow and cold game with which I loved the end of the end of the day, and it only takes a few hours to finish.
Today I present His free warWho has picked up many updates and updates to come on products and technological applications over the years (like a first version of the Twitter editing button) and was part of the launch team behind Meta threads. Jane seems to be inside each application, so I wanted to see them really live on her phone. It turns out that she has a lot of applications, and they actually seem fairly well organized!
Image: Jane Manchun Wong
The phone: iPhone 16 pro! It’s a perfect size for me! I used to have the iPhone 15 Pro Max for 5x optical zoom, but it has become clumsy to work with one hand. Now that the iPhone 16 Pro also has the 5x optical zoom, I have returned immediately to the regular size.
Wallpaper: It’s an aerial view of my flight to Seattle! I like to take photos and use them like my own wallpaper – in fact, this photo is part of the photo shuttle collections on my phone, presenting my other “nature” photos in rotation!
Applications: Before saying anything on the file grid on my home screen, I know that I know … Even if the library application is one thing now, I prefer to organize them for myself, using the categories that are significant for me (as “outside” to move when I am outside, which understands Waymo,, Cards,, SF311carpooling applications, etc.). In addition, a number of applications that I use are Testflight Builds, which the application library would bring together anyway in the “Testflight” category.
Also, I have the Calculation Apply up there because it is really practical for making quick calculations.
I also asked Jane to share a few things in which she is at the moment. Here is what she said:
- I always monitor various applications and websites for their upcoming features! As expected, many companies adapt similar features linked to AI in the hope of remaining relevant (similar to those of adapting the functionalities of social audio and NFT). This always gives me a spark of joy when companies start to explore the features of unique and significant products for users, not just another button in a text field that opens a chatbot.
- There are also a few tracks on new equipment on which it is worked – will share when there is more signal on this subject.
Here is what the Installer The community is this week. I also want to know what you’re right in! E-mail [email protected] With your recommendations for everything and anything, and we will present some of our favorites here every week. For more good recommendations, see the answers to This post on The penis,, This message on the wiresAnd This post on Bluesky.
“I moved my task management process from Amazing Marvin (which, do not get me wrong, is an excellent product) Slip. I wrote Apple shortcut to try to automate archiving at Obsidian Because I have data hobby disease. » – @ feather.town
“Lately, I had a lot of joy to grasp PDF of crosswords and put them on my Remarkable 2 E ink writing tablet. Finish the crosswords in the morning beats the doomscrolling. » – Jontomato
“New DiggBaby! ” – Dome_node
“I am newly judging two website resources: Retro catalog And Retro pocket computers. I am also a big Russ fan of Retro Game Corps on YoutubeWho makes very beautiful discussions on this wonderful world of retro pocket computers. » – Verge_user_m498isna
“”The boys go to Jupiter is a brilliantly bizarre animated film on a teenager trying to raise $ 5,000 as a surrealist Florida deliveryman. He has a style of animation inspired by unique video game, sublime Lofi music and a bizarre shameless humor that creates one of the most original cinema experiences for years! ” – Daniel
“I suspect the most Edge Readers know BeepBut it has a hidden use case of which they probably did not think: access to DMs without risking being sucked in an application. Do you find it hard to break your dependence on debilitating winding or check the discordant servers each time you get an Instagram or Discord DM? You can use beeps to separate DMS from the vortex part of these applications. Maybe you can even uninstall the main application and keep the DMS! » – Boblin
“I just finished Aisling Rawle The compound. If you are a fan of Love island But wanted there to be more dystopia and violence, my boy I have the book for you. On the front of the comic strip, Absolute Martian Manhunter is the best showcase for the support we had in one minute. In addition, I slowly looked at Mr. Robot For the first time and it’s incredible (also, slightly depressing) how much this show is still. » – Socialjerm
For those of you who have watched the Made by Google event This week, how did you feel the live format and hosted by Jimmy Fallon? It was certainly a big gap compared to the usual atmosphere of Big Tech Tech. I personally prefer a more traditional program filled with specifications, but I have the meaning myself and Edge / / Installer Readers are not for which the event was intended. But you tell me! And I respect Google for trying something different.
In addition, a quick programming note: I’m on vacation next week, so there will be no new issue of Installer Until September 6. See you next month!
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