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Apple’s plans for a smart display suffer a Siri-related setback
It’s been rumored for months now that Apple was planning to release a device early this year that would serve as a smart home hub with a display, similar to devices that its main smart home competitors, Amazon and Google, have both offered for years. The device is expected to be the first Apple smart home hub with support for…
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Lenovo’s ThinkBook Flip puts an extra-tall folding display on a laptop
Lenovo has another funky experiment it’s announcing at Mobile World Congress: the ThinkBook “codename Flip” AI PC Concept. It’s a productivity / business laptop with a flexible display, allowing it to be used as a traditional 13.1-inch clamshell, a folded-up 12.9-inch tablet, or a laptop with an extra-tall 18.1-inch vertical screen. The ThinkBook Flip uses the same exact OLED panel…
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Tweak These Settings to Get the Best Out of Your Galaxy S25’s Display
Samsung’s latest Galaxy S25 series has several display-related features that can either make or break your experience. To help you explore them, here are the 10 most important settings you should tweak to get the most out of your Galaxy S25’s display. Enable This Setting Before Applying a Screen Protector Not all screen protectors are built the same. While thin…
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Razer’s new Blade 18 offers Nvidia RTX 50-series GPUs and a dual mode display
Razer is adding a fresh gaming laptop to the pile of new models up for preorder today: the Blade 18. Like its smaller (but far from small) Blade 16 cousin, the new Razer Blade 18 will come with Nvidia’s RTX 50-series GPUs and Intel Arrow Lake CPUs. But one major way it differs is its large 18-inch display, which has…
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LG Display announces its brightest, most striking OLED TV panel yet
The new panel’s innovation centers on a Primary RGB Tandem structure, which is LG Display’s proprietary technology that uses independent stacks of RGB elements to produce light. It had previously used a three-stack light source, with two layers of blue elements emitting relatively short energy wavelengths alongside red, green, and yellow elements in a single layer. The Primary RGB Tandem structure applied…
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How to Display Non-Printing Characters in Microsoft Outlook
Summary Non-printing characters help identify formatting issues and ensure consistency in emails. Enable non-printing characters in Classic Outlook by clicking “¶” or pressing Ctrl+Shift+8. Unfortunately, you can’t display non-printing characters in New Outlook, but there are other ways to monitor your layout. Non-printing characters are formatting marks that dictate how your email is laid out. They can help you identify…
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LG’s newest battery-powered TV doubles as a wireless smart display — and I totally need one
While most TV brands have established their lifestyle divisions around art TVs, LG is leaning into a concept that’s already gone viral — the company’s rollable, battery-powered StanbyMe TV got millions of views on social media once customers realized you can now enjoy your favorite TV shows while soaking in the bathtub. Tom’s Guide at CES (Image credit: Future) Follow…
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LG’s microwave has a 27-inch display that’ll be perfect for ads
LG says the microwave’s display provides “an immersive entertainment experience” that’ll surely prevent the onset of buyer’s remorse at having overpaid for a potential advertising machine centrally located in your kitchen. And when paired with LG’s oven, it “conveniently shows the cooking progress of dishes in the range, eliminating the need to bend down and check the oven manually.” In 2023, LG announced plans…
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Digital Wall Calendars: Hearth Display vs Skylight Calendar
The Skylight Calendar Max and Hearth Display are two products that aim to make family scheduling and planning easier. They’re both digital wall calendars that can connect to a companion app but can also be controlled via a large, wall-mounted screen, and in theory, they make it so that everyone in the family can easily see everyone else’s schedule. But…
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Samsung Is Giving You a Lot of Control Over Your Galaxy’s Display
The gap between smartphones and computers has never been closer: Your phone is powerful and can likely do most of the things you traditionally needed a computer to do. Some things, however, are still quite different. Display settings, for one: The controls I have over my iPhone’s display pales in comparison to what I can adjust on my Mac. For…
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