Month: November 2023
Apple Music’s year-end Replay is here to expose your listening habits
Apple Music’s full year-end Replay experience has arrived. Although elements of the personalized recap are available year-round (including a continually updating playlist), the company spruces up its web interface this time of year for a sleeker presentation as you reflect on your 2023 listening habits. Apple Music also announced its…
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Apple Music’s year-end Rewind is here to expose your listening habits
Apple Music’s full year-end Replay experience has arrived. Although elements of the personalized recap are available year-round (including a continually updating playlist), the company spruces up its web interface this time of year for a sleeker presentation as you reflect on your 2023 listening habits. Apple Music also announced its…
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This Macintosh-inspired mini PC is short on power but long on good looks
Ayaneo, which is mostly known for making handheld gaming consoles, just fully revealed the new Retro Mini PC AM01 after teasing it a few weeks ago. It says it plans to ship the AM01 before the end of the year — and I’d be lying if I said I’m not tempted…
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Amazon’s new Echo Frames are lighter, louder, and start shipping next week
Amazon’s Echo Frames strategy is to skip the visual augmented reality features of other “smart glasses” and deliver regular-looking glasses with the Alexa voice assistant built in. If this sounds like a valuable addition to your life, you’re in luck, as the new third-generation Echo Frames are now available to…
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I got this titanium wallet in the post-Cyber Monday sale to match my titanium iPhone and Watch
I personally own a Ridge wallet because I like its ultra-compact form and the fact that it keeps my pockets minimally loaded – and now you can too as it’s on sale at Amazon’s extended Cyber Monday deals. Even the fancy burnt titanium Ridge wallet is on sale for $97.90…
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AWS re:Invent 2023: the biggest news and announcements
Amazon’s new virtual desktop link is a Fire TV Cube for businesses. Instead of relying on hard drives, thin clients like the cube offload most computing power to the cloud and can connect virtual desktops remotely. AWS’ Melissa Stein said the company wants to provide a low-cost option for clients…
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