Apple’s newest wearable may have come as a disappointment for Apple fans last week. Aside from the bigger screen that also brought bigger cases, the Apple Watch Series 7 was so different from how leaks have painted it that it became a cautionary tale about putting too much stock on leaks. Of course, the latest Apple Watch will still be … Continue reading
Windows 11 is barely a month away, and its requirements have mostly settled down by now. There seems to still be some misunderstanding and miscommunication, even with the latest PC Health Check app, but the baseline for the next Windows release is already set in stone. That said, Microsoft isn’t going out of its way to black anyone from installing … Continue reading
The use of drones for aerial photography had definitely picked up in recent years, especially last year when restrictions made it more difficult to be in proximity with other humans. In other words, it’s the perfect time for drone giant DJI to make a big splash and finally upgrade its Mavic line. The DJI Mavic 3 Pro has, of course, … Continue reading
Disco Elysium finally has a launch date for the Nintendo Switch over a year after its developer ZA/UM confirmed that it’s heading to the console. The Final Cut version of the critically acclaimed title will be available from the Nintendo eShop on October 12th, with a physical release to follow next year. ZA/UM says the version heading to Switch isn’t a port, but rather a “painstaking reassembly” of the game, with its redesigned user interface and font-scaling options.
The Final Cut version of the the game first became available for PCs, Stadia and PlayStation earlier this year. It doesn’t just come with fresh playable content, but also full voice acting for the detective RPG. The hit indie open-world RPG is plot-heavy and features gameplay mechanics that focuses on dialogue and your choices. In the game, you’ll take on the role of a detective trying to solve a murder case while suffering from drug and alcohol-induced amnesia.
Disco Elysium was originally released for Windows in 2019 and has won multiple awards since then. Last year, ZA/UM and production house Dj2 Entertainment revealed that they’re working to turn it into a TV series, though those plans will most likely take a while to solidify. For now, you can pre-order a digital copy of the game for Switch for £35 / US$40 / €40. You can also pre-order a physical collector’s edition shipping in the second quarter of 2022 for the Switch or the PS5 for $250. The game is also expected to be available on the Xbox in the future, but ZA/UM has yet to announce a release date for platform.
When the iPhone 12 was introduced along with its new MagSafe charging system, Apple launched the MagSafe Duo which is basically a charging pad that charges both the iPhone and Apple Watch at the same time. However, it turns out that maybe Apple needs to make a new model for the iPhone 13 series.
This is because according to a report from La Manzana Mordida, one of their readers order an iPhone 13 Pro along with the official leather case from Apple, but it was then discovered that the iPhone 13 Pro with its case does not sit flush on the MagSafe Duo, where the upper half is actually raised ever so slightly.
iPhone 13 Pro vs Magsafe duo charger (they’ll probably need to make a new one) pic.twitter.com/fYF59AZvgu
— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) September 23, 2021
This is because of the larger camera bump which prevents the phone from sitting flat against the charger. Now the good news is that according to a quick test by MKBHD (see video above), it will work. While the phone does not fit perfectly, it will still activate MagSafe and will charge your phone, although we’re not sure if the lack of full contact could have any effect on charging speeds.
That being said, Apple did file a revised version of the MagSafe Duo with the FCC a few weeks ago, but the revised version was not launched alongside the new iPhones. Perhaps it could be coming at a later date, so for those who plan on getting the MagSafe Duo for their iPhone 13 models, either wait for an updated version or be careful when choosing which case to use with the handset.
iPhone 13 Pro Won’t Be A Perfect Fit For The MagSafe Duo
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Usually whenever a company markets a product as being for gamers, there is usually a premium attached to it. However, if you want to game but don’t want to pay the gamer tax but still want some of the functionality of gaming headsets, then you might be interested in checking out Razer’s new Kaira X series of headsets.
These headsets are designed for the Xbox and PlayStation consoles in mind and are priced at $60 each, making them cheaper than the regular Kaira priced at $100, or the Kaira Pro that will set you back $150, so if you’re after something affordable but functional, then maybe these are the headphones for you.
In terms of specs are features, the Kaira X will come equipped with TriForce Drivers that will help provide a nice balance of highs, mids, and lows, and there will also be an attached Razer HyperClear Cardioid Microphone that focuses on your voice to help eliminate any background sound.
One of the reasons why it’s so cheap is also because Razer has opted to make them wireless. Instead, they will rely on a 3.5mm analog connection which means that using them on consoles or PCs or even older phones shouldn’t be an issue. They are currently available for order via Razer’s website for those who might be interested in them.
Razer’s Kaira X Is A Pair Of Affordable Gaming Headphones
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Razer has a rather massive catalog of gaming accessories across all device types, from keyboards to mice to controllers to headsets. For that last segment, its new Kaira family has become its headlining headset brand for both PCs and consoles. So far, however, those headsets leaned more towards the more expensive end of the spectrum, at least as far as … Continue reading
At first glance, the image of the billows of smoke above looks like something out of an apocalyptic horror movie. Nonetheless, if there’s anything the climate crisis has taught us over the past few months, it’s that fire and smoke are unfortunately part of the new normal for now. So no, the image above isn’t a movie…
Microsoft just announced the Surface Duo 2, and it is clearly what the first Surface Duo should have been the very first time around. It has hardware made for the year it was launched, pulling very few punches this time. Its launch, however, might have caused some of the owners of the first-gen dual-screen device concern over software support, and … Continue reading
Nintendo’s recently concluded Direct naturally had something for all types of gamers looking forward to spending their winter days with their beloved Switch consoles. Unsurprisingly, there was a ton of announcements dumped on the gaming giant’s fans, from upcoming new titles to expansions for existing games. Some of those are resounding more than others, and the biggest splash sending ripples … Continue reading
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