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iOS 17.1 incoming to fix iPhone 15 Pro Max burn-in issues

Meta Ray-Ban smart specs review, Fitbit rolls back app changes after backlash, and more
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October 18, 2023
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Phones
iOS 17.1 should fix the iPhone 15 Pro Max burn-in issue
An iPhone 15 Pro Max without any burn-in issues (Future)
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.
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Virtual Reality
Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses review: stylish but limited
Meta's smart glasses are available in a wide range of frame and lens combinations (Meta)
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.
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Fitness
Fitbit responds to user complaints with five key app fixes
Certain Fitbit app changes are getting rolled back (Fitbit)
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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    Computing
    Don't expect any new iMacs this year
    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.
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    Phones
    The Samsung Galaxy S24 color options have leaked
    The Samsung Galaxy S23 came in six different shades (Samsung)
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