Tag: author_name|Mariella Moon

DJI’s Osmo Mobile 6 gimbal offers improved tracking and a new ‘Quick Launch’ feature

DJI has launched the Osmo Mobile 6 gimbal, and it comes with a larger clamp than its predecessors to accommodate bigger phones or smaller ones with bulky cases. It has a new handle handle designed to be more comfortable to hold, but it kept the Osmo Mobile 5's built-in extension…

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Slack’s upcoming ‘canvas’ feature will make it easier for teams to share resources

Slack has introduced a new feature called “canvas,” which it describes as a “surface” where teams can “curate, organize and share mission-critical resources.” When it launches next year, Canvas could replace external apps or programs teams use to collate and share information and ideas, such as Google Docs, company Wikis…

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Period tracker app Flo launches ‘Anonymous Mode’ for iOS devices

Flo’s anonymous mode has arrived. The period tracker promised to launch the new mode shortly after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, in an effort to assuage privacy-related fears. Activists and privacy advocates cast a spotlight on period tracking apps on the heels of the Supreme Court’s decision, warning…

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You’ll soon be able to control your Philips Hue sync box from the main app

When you search for “Philips Hue” on your phone’s app store, a few options will pop out. Now, Signify has announced that it’s making things a bit less confusing by merging the Philips Hue sync app into the main Hue app sometime in the fourth quarter. The Philips Hue sync…

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DJI unveils Avata, a cinewhoop-style FPV drone

DJI has launched a new cinematic drone called Avata, which was made to work with the new DJI Goggles 2 video headset. While it’s in the same category as the brand’s previous first-person view (FPV) cinematic model, it takes on a more usual “cinewhoop” form factor with prop guards protecting…

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DJI’s Avata is a cinewhoop-style FPV drone

DJI has launched a new cinematic drone called Avata, which was made to work with the new DJI Goggles 2 video headset. While it’s in the same category as the brand’s previous first-person view (FPV) cinematic model, it takes on a more usual “cinewhoop” form factor with prop guards protecting…

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