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May 4, 2022

For better or worse, Mark Zuckerberg will finally get the chance to prove his metaverse concept. The Meta Quest Pro, a work-focused VR headset, arrives later this year. And while people may not be interested in moving their desk job to VR, the Meta Quest Pro’s exclusive features could be too compelling to ignore.

Leaks, rumors, and official statements show how the Meta Quest Pro will set a new standard for VR headsets. Check our top story for everything we know about the Meta Quest Pro.

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Meta Quest Pro VR Headset: Everything We Know so Far


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In October 2021, Microsoft agreed to start making its Surface devices more repairable and promised it would fund an independent study to find how the environment could benefit from the right to repair movement. Read More »

 
Liteboxer VR Releases the First Free Fitness App for Meta Quest


Liteboxer VR, the popular fitness and boxing platform that lets you step into the virtual ring, will start offering its app completely free. Meta Quest (previously Oculus Quest) owners can enjoy intense sweat sessions without breaking out a debit card. Read More »

 
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It can be tough to hit your daily water drinking goals if you don’t have a nice water bottle to take with you everywhere. But if you buy one that’s cute enough, you won’t be able to resist taking a sip more often! This colorful bottle from Vmini comes in 23 fresh color combinations and a variety of sizes, ranging from 12-64 ounces. It features double-walled vacuum insulation, a wide mouth, and a durable design made from stainless steel. The bottle and its lids are resistant to both leaks and sweating, so it won’t drip all over your desk, bag, or car throughout the day.

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The Best Security Cameras That Work With Apple Homekit


In a world where packages can be stolen off your doorstep, investing in a good security system for your home is essential. If your smart home primarily uses Apple HomeKit to integrate everything, finding a compatible security camera is no small feat. Read More »

 
LEGO Pays Tribute to The Rolling Stones With Tongue Brick Set


The Rolling Stones iconic tongue and lips logo is recognized worldwide, and now you can put it on your wall with the all-new LEGO Art Rolling Stones set. Read More »

 
Kindle Will Finally Support EPUB Books, but There’s a Catch


The Kindle walled garden is finally falling, sort of. In an unceremonious change to its Documents Service guide, Amazon now says that the Kindle e-reader will support EPUB documents in “late 2022.”    But there’s a somewhat frustrating catch. Read More »

 

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It’s been months now since Wordle debuted and took over the internet. And from it, dozens of clones and creative alternatives have spawned, the latest of which is Knotwords. It blends Wordle‘s mechanics with those of crossword puzzles and word searches and is a fun successor to the original game. Read More »

 

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1Password 8 Arrives for Mac with a Redesign and New Features


It’s been nine months since 1Password 8 entered an “early access” beta, but the software has finally arrived for average users. And man, this update was long overdue. The 1Password 8 redesign looks fantastic, and its new features will dramatically improve the experience of using 1Password on a Mac. Read More »

 
Wyze’s Thermostat Gets a Very Smart Room Sensor Accessory


The Wyze Thermostat is incredibly affordable at just $50. But unlike other offerings on the market, it didn’t have any sensors to check on your whole home. But the company just corrected that shortcoming, and Wyze’s new smart $25 Room Sensor puts the competition to shame. Read More »

 
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If you’re looking for a portable Bluetooth speaker to live alongside you, the JBL Clip 4 is the speaker to get. Its combination of portability and sound quality is unmatched. The fact that it’s waterproof certainly doesn’t hurt either. Read More »

 
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