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Is Apple building a 'Spatial iPhone'?

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This is one of the stranger rumours we've seen about upcoming iPhone features. According to a MacRumors report citing a leaker known as Schrödinger on X, Samsung is developing a holographic display that could be used in an upcoming "Spatial iPhone".

Apparently, this rumoured display would be different from glasses-free 3D displays we've seen in the past (think Nintendo 3DS) by employing diffractive beam-steering. Paired with advanced eye-tracking, this technique uses microscopic structures inside the display to bend and redirect light towards your eyes at more precise angles.

Let's just hope that if this does end up becoming a reality, it fares better than the disastrous Amazon Fire Phone back in 2014.

Should Whoop be worried?

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It’s been nearly three years since we got a new Fitbit model!

However, that streak has ended today with the introduction of the Fitbit Air, a $99 screenless and subscription-free tracker that's all about being simple-to-use.

Google touts a week of battery life, and basic sleep, workout, and holistic insights at a price that won't set you back too much.

Do you think it's worth it? Check out the article at the link below and make your voice heard in the comments!

Forget the Whoop 5.0 — The new Fitbit Air is a screen-less, subscription-free fitness tracker for the masses

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If there's one thing that makes this job amazing, it's interacting directly with our readers.

A recent article about Roku and TCL being accused of 'bricking' TVs due to poor software updates sparked a lot of conversation among our readers, thanks to some well-thought-out, intelligent comments.

"It wasn't just the picture bricks after updates, my TCL was freezing up and taking forever to load up," commented one reader.

I spent 2 hours in chat yesterday with no resolution, but our TV no longer has sound. It says headphones are plugged in. They are not. We've done a factory reset, everything. Nothing has fixed it. TV is no longer usable," said another.

For a more detailed rundown on some of the best reader comments, we've featured them in the article below:

‘I just tossed a 43" TCL Roku that just would not come back on after updates’ — Readers respond to TCL-Roku class-action lawsuit over 'bricked' TVs

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