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Moft has adapted its Dynamic Folio accessory, originally made for the iPad, into a protective case for Apple's foldable iPhone Duo. The $89.99 case clips securely onto the phone and includes a folding cover that acts as a kickstand for multiple viewing angles or as a grip, with preorders open now and shipping expected mid-December in three color options.
The Apple Watch Ultra 4, which launched with a $799 price tag, is now available on Amazon for $699.99, a $99 reduction. This marks the first significant discount since the watch's release and undercuts the previous 2024 low of $774.
Amazon is selling the Apple Watch Ultra 3 (49mm GPS + Cellular, titanium case, Light Blue Alpine Loop, size L) for $649, down from its $799 list price, a 19% discount. The model carries a 4.7-star Amazon rating and includes features like dual-frequency GPS, satellite Emergency SOS, a sapphire crystal display, and up to 42 hours of battery life.
Google is developing two upgrades to Chrome's Find in Page tool, spotted in Chrome Canary by X user @Leopeva64. One adds a Match case button so searches can distinguish capitalization, while the other adds Previous and Next outside view buttons that skip matches already visible on screen and jump to results elsewhere on the page.
Arrowmax has launched a Kickstarter campaign for the Arrowspace S1, an electric screwdriver that uses a built-in camera and AI to identify the type and size of bit needed for a given screw. The device also auto-selects a safe torque setting and can pair with an optional 52-bit smart case that lights up the required bit. Preorders start around $79 for the screwdriver alone or $129 bundled with the case, with shipping expected no earlier than April 2027.
Corsair has released the Warthog, a mid-tower PC case styled after a military jerry can and built as a successor to its 2012 Vengeance C70. The chassis includes an InfiniRail fan mounting system, a pegboard motherboard tray for cable management, support for massive GPUs, and room for up to three 360mm radiators. Tom's Hardware reviewed the case, praising its rugged looks and airflow but noting a higher price and noisier GPU cooling performance.
Google has begun accepting applications from third-party app stores for its Registered App Stores program, which excludes the United States. Approved stores will gain one-click app installation and silent background updates similar to Google Play, with the new install experience rolling out to Android devices later this year.
Asus has released the ROG Xbox Ally X20, a 20th-anniversary revision of its ROG Xbox Ally X gaming handheld, priced at $1,299.99 (or $2,499.99 bundled with XR glasses and accessory cases). The device keeps the same internal performance as the $999.99 Ally X but adds an OLED display, TMR joysticks, rubberized grips, a transparent case design, a transforming D-pad, and a screenshot button in place of the library button.
A consumer tech guide examines Apple's accessory lineup—including cases, charging bricks, and cables—and identifies which items justify their premium pricing versus which can be bought cheaper from other retailers. The piece highlights examples like Apple's $49 silicone case and $39 power adapter as items frequently upsold at checkout after a new iPhone purchase.
Journalist Lindsay Crouse has released a new book, 'The Case for Quitting: The Surprising Benefits of Opting Out,' which shares five key insights on when leaving a goal behind can open up time and energy for better opportunities. The book challenges the cultural bias toward persistence by reframing quitting as a deliberate, strategic choice rather than a failure.
A new PC hardware guide outlines how fan placement and airflow direction affect cooling, recommending cool air intake from the front and bottom with hot air exhausted from the top and back. It explains that maintaining slightly positive air pressure inside a case helps minimize dust intake, and that fan size and speed both influence airflow pressure and noise levels.
Apple has published a set of support documents to coincide with the iPhone Duo launch, addressing hinge troubleshooting, Touch ID, and case compatibility. One document lists fixes for hinge problems such as the device not closing fully, unusual noises, or a loose, bent, or broken hinge. Another explains a 'Shift Left Edge' display setting that adjusts the outer screen when a case partially covers it.