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  The best wireless earbuds of 2021 deliver a combination of reliable Bluetooth connectivity, unbeatable audio performances, and comfortable, compact designs. Whether you’re looking for wireless earbuds you can wear during exercise or a noise-cancelling pair that can block out the world around you, we’ve got you covered with our round up of the very best models you can buy today.  1.  Apple AirPods Pro   There’s no beating the interplay between AirPods and Apple’s other devices like the iPhone, iPad, and Mac.  And the active noise cancellation is one of the best on the market. I t really all comes together if you’re in Apple’s ecosystem and also own a Mac or iPad. The AirPods Pro can automatically hop between devices based on which one you’re using, and on iPhone or iPad, spatial audio delivers immersive surround sound when watching streaming video apps.   2. Sony WF-1000XM4 Two years after releasing its first set of true wireless earbuds, Sony has returned...

  The best phones deliver great cameras, the performance you need to multitask and enough battery life to last the whole day. And with strong options available at all price levels, now is a good time to upgrade. When it comes to buying a new phone, some people may prefer to have the biggest display possible along with the most advanced specs. Others might want a solid mid-range phone that delivers all the basics without feeling cheap. To help you pick the best smartphone for you, we have brought you in-depth reviews! 1. iPhone 12 Pro Max The iPhone 12 Pro Max is one of the best phones you can buy and is a phone that is practically perfect, especially for those who prefer big screens. You get an immersive 6.7-inch OLED display, class-leading A14 Bionic performance and 5G capability. But the iPhone 12 Pro Max really stands out with its long battery life, as it lasted nearly 11 hours on our web surfing test. It’s the longest-lasting iPhone 12 model by far. 2. OnePlus 9 Pro The OnePlus...

  Google has announced that it is rolling out the second beta for Android 12 to Pixel phones today. It adds a few more of the features that weren't announced    last month but weren’t included in the first beta. But it also has a couple of newer features, including a new way to manage your internet connection. In Quick Settings, Android 12 now has a new button called “Internet” that replaces the old Wi-Fi button. Tap it and you’ll get a screen that will let you switch between Wi-Fi networks and also shows your current cellular connection (which you can also toggle). Google says the idea is to help users “switch between their Internet providers and troubleshoot network connectivity issues more easily.” Google’s post asks readers to “Let us know what you think,” a sign that maybe this UX might not be a sure thing. Google often introduces and then backtracks on new user interface ideas during Android betas. Android 12 is also picking  up a “Clipboard read notification,”...

  Facebook is taking a new approach to its first smartwatch, which the company hasn’t confirmed publicly but currently plans to debut next summer. The device will feature a display with two cameras that can be detached from the wrist for taking pictures and videos that can be shared across Facebook’s suite of apps, including Instagram, A camera on the front of the watch display will exist primarily for video calling, while a 1080p, auto-focus camera on the back can be used for capturing footage when detached from the stainless steel frame on the wrist. Facebook is tapping other companies to create accessories for attaching the camera hub to things like backpacks, according to two people familiar with the project, both of whom requested anonymity to speak without Facebook’s permission. The idea is to encourage owners of the watch to use it in ways that smartphones are used now. It’s part of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s plan to build more consumer devices that circumvent Apple and ...

  As a tech nerd, I have always been interested in the new technological advancements taking place around me. However, I know that “technology” is so vast that trying to keep up with updates can get pretty intimidating.  With that said, staying up to date is very important. This doesn’t mean that you have to actually use or buy every new thing that comes out, it just means that you should be aware of all the new functions that can be performed through new products or features. We are going to discuss 2 reasons why it is very essential for everyone, on a personal level, to try and keep themselves updated with new tech. Convenience  We have so much going on in our lives that anything that could help with our daily activities can make a huge difference. Hence, we should keep a look out on new products so we can utilise the ones that are relevant to us. Rapidly Changing Environment  Today’s global and technological environment has been rapidly changing and evolving, whic...