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June 28, 2022

For a whopping $180, the Apple TV 4K is one of the most expensive streaming devices available today. And while the “Apple tax” is obviously part of that pricing, the Apple TV 4K offers some unique features that make it worth the money.

For example, did you know that Apple offers nearly ten years of support for its streaming boxes? Check our top story to learn why the Apple TV 4K costs so much.

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It seems that Apple was holding out during its June WWDC conference. As reported in Mark Gurman’s Power On newsletter, Apple will launch a “deluge” of ambitious new products in late 2022 and early 2023. These new products include a mixed reality headset, new “core” devices,’ and revamped versions of the Apple TV, Apple Watch, AirPods Pro, and HomePod. Read More »

 
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The Pixel 6 is plagued by bugs and annoyances, most notably a slow fingerprint sensor. And it seems that Google will fix this problem with the Pixel 6a. In an early review video, Malaysian YouTuber Fazli Halim shows the Pixel 6a besting the Pixel 6 in both fingerprint sensor speed and responsiveness. Read More »

 

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