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The iPhone 16 Pro Max. I just spent a few minutes with the new iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max, which feature bigger displays with thinner bezels, revamped cameras, and Apple’s new Camera Control button, which is pretty fascinating. Let’s start with Camera Control, which is a physical button — it depresses into the case ever so slightly, with additional haptic feedback from Apple’s Taptic Engine to make it feel like a chunkier click. It’s not just a shutter button, although you can use it like one and click away to fire off photos from the 48MP main camera with zero shutter lag. I was not able to slow it down in my short demo time, but we’ll see how that goes in real life. The new Camera Control button on the iPhone 16 Pro Max. The reason it’s... Continue reading…

Photo by Allison Johnson / The Verge It seems like Apple is already moving on from FineWoven. After introducing the FineWoven brand with a series of very bad cases and accessories last year, it appears as though Apple opted not to release new cases featuring the material for the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro. Apple has stopped offering FineWoven cases for the iPhone 15 lineup on its website, too. Apple launched FineWoven, which had a microtwill material, as a replacement for its leather cases. But the cases quickly accumulated visible wear and tear and picked up bits of lint, which could make them look dirty relatively quickly. Photo by Allison Johnson / The Verge While Apple released FineWoven products for the iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max,... Continue reading…

For the first time, Apple’s AirPods for the masses come in two different versions. Today, the company announced its AirPods 4 earbuds, which start at $129, but there’s also a higher-tier $159 model that brings active noise cancellation to this open-style design. We’ve seen this attempted by other brands before — most recently Samsung with the Galaxy Buds 3 — and I’m very curious about how well Apple’s implementation will be able to combat city streets and airplane noise without the help of an in-ear seal from silicone tips. I just checked out the AirPods 4 here at Apple’s event, and the earbuds themselves look and feel quite similar to their predecessors, though Apple’s website says the contours have been refined for a more secure fit.... Continue reading…

It’s quite light on the wrist. I was surprised. Now that Apple’s Glowtime event is over, we’ve gotten to spend some time with the Apple Watch Series 10. This is the 10th anniversary of the Apple Watch, but the Series 10 isn’t that different from what you already know. It looks a lot like prior Apple Watch models, but it has an updated design that makes the whole package thinner while expanding the screen sizes to 42mm and 46mm, up from 41mm and 45mm on the Series 9. That said, even though the sizes have crept larger since the Series 7, both the 42mm and 46mm don’t feel chunky when you wear them. Apple says the new display is 40 percent brighter and that its always-on mode will now refresh once every second, up from once every minute on older devices. The jet black... Continue reading…

In a rare movement, Apple not only discontinued its controversial iPhone FineWoven cases after a year but also announced new iPhone 16 cases made by Beats. These new accessories add MagSafe and Camera Control support. In a press release, Beats announced the iPhone 16 cases made by the company add soft microfiber material and "bold interior accent colors" in Midnight Black, Summit Stone, Riptide Blue, and Sunset Purple. “We’re delighted to introduce the first iPhone case designed by Beats,” said Oliver Schusser, Apple’s vice president of Apple Music and Beats. “Beats has always been synonymous with distinctive style and vibrant colors, and our new cases are the perfect way to accessorize the new iPhone 16 lineup.” These iPhone 16 cases are made of hardshell polycarbonate and flexible sidewalls to optimize shock absorption while making the accessory "thin, light, and easy to grip." Beats says the smooth outer surface is treated with a glossy scratch-resistant coating for extra protection, and the soft microfiber lining protects the iPhone.  The case is MagSafe compatible, with built-in magnets that align perfectly with all iPhone 16 models for an easy-to-attach experience and efficient wireless charging. It's also a different solution from Apple, which now only sells Clear and Silicone cases. To take full advantage of the new Camera Control, Beats says its cases feature a sapphire crystal coupled to a conductive layer that communicates finger movements to the Camera Control. Lastly, in its commitment to become a carbon-neutral company, the Beats iPhone 16 case packaging is 100% fiber-based, and the wood fibers are 100% recycled or responsibly sourced. These accessories cost $49 and can be ordered today. Don't Miss: iPhone 16 event news: 6 biggest Apple announcements The post Apple kills FineWoven but adds first-ever iPhone 16 cases made by Beats appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $299 Apple Watch Series 9, Energizer battery sale, $650 Acer Nitro gaming laptop, more Today’s deals: $40 Sony headphones, $50 Ninja blender, $140 AirPods 3, $60 foldable camera drone, more Labor Day deals: Deep Apple discounts, $35 in Amazon credit, $279 Nintendo Switch OLED, more Today’s deals: $199 Apple iPad, $20 Anker earbuds, $300 Samsung Galaxy phone, $30 Blink Mini 2, more