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The Pace 4 is my favorite Coros watch, and it packs features you'd normally pay $700+ for A $250 watch with maps is an incredible deal

Breadcrumb navigation is standard on running watches in this price range; you can see where you've been, and you can follow downloaded routes, but all the watch shows you is a wiggly line in a void. This is still useful, but when …


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Apple finally revealed its first foldable iPhone.

Another Apple event has come and gone. Once again, the leaks and rumors got things mostly right, so if you've been following along, you probably weren't too surprised by today's ...


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Think of it like lip-syncing, with extra sauce.

This week's Out-of-Touch Guide explains everything from a dance trend that anyone with a face can do to which social media trends are leading to arrests.Put on your face's dancing shoes and let's get going!

What is "face dancing?"

Face dancing is, as you might have guessed, pointing a camera at your …


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Are the cheaper AirPods 5 a better deal than AirPods Pro 3?

I've been rocking the first-gen AirPods Pro since 2021, so you can safely say that I take my time with gadget upgrades. But I was so shocked to see Apple's new


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Variable aperture is a huge development for smartphone photography.

Every year, Apple claims its newly launched iPhones have the best cameras ever, and those improvements usually revolve around improved sensors, lenses, and software updates. This year, though, there's an unusual camera upgrade that's going to make a massive difference to your photos and videos:


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