A few days ago we reported that a number of iPhone 15 Pro Max owners were reporting issues with burn-in, or 'image persistence', on their expensive handsets. We just got a look at the upcoming iOS 17.1, and it looks like it includes a fix for the problem.
We've been putting Meta and Ray-Ban's new smart glasses through their paces, and while they're fun to use at times and undoubtably stylish, we think they're lacking in key areas – notably the camera experience, but also the audio and their AI features.
The reaction to the recent revamp of the Fitbit app has been anything positive, and in a new blog post Fitbit has addressed some of the feedback, promising that fixes are going to be implemented in order to address the biggest complaints.
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We're still going to be waiting a while for an iMac refresh (abolukbas / Shuttertsock)
The speculation as to whether we'll get any 2023 iMacs has been running all year, and well-respected analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has had what may be the final say on the matter: he claims the iMac won't get a refresh until 2024, with a higher-end model coming in 2025.
Your decision about whether or not to upgrade to a Samsung Galaxy S24 could rest on what colors are available – and that's something that we now have a better idea about, thanks to a tipster with a decent track record for accurate phone predictions.
