Apple renames Apple TV+: Why the change is confusing users

Apple renames Apple TV+: Why the change is confusing users Apple has removed the "Plus" from its streaming brand — Apple TV+ is now simply "Apple TV." The change has left many users scratching their heads because the name now overlaps with Apple’s Apple TV app and the Apple TV hardware box. The rename may be part of a brand consolidation strategy, but it introduces practical confusion: users may not know whether references to "Apple TV" mean the subscription service, the free app, or the physical set-top box. Streaming service (formerly Apple TV+): subscription fee commonly reported at around €9.99/month. Apple TV hardware: recent Apple TV models retail around €169 (price varies by model and region). Apple TV app: the app itself is free and available across Apple devices and…
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waipu.tv launches ‘Start’ entry package and refreshed streaming stick

waipu.tv launches 'Start' entry package and refreshed streaming stick German streaming provider waipu.tv has introduced a new entry-level subscription called waipu.tv Start alongside an updated version of its waipu.tv Stick. The combined offering is positioned as an easy, low-cost way for households to receive television content over the internet. According to waipu.tv, the Start package costs €4.99 per month and is aimed at viewers who haven’t yet migrated to streaming or who want a simple, affordable TV solution. The updated Stick is intended to simplify setup and turn a common TV into a streaming-capable device. Price: €4.99/month for waipu.tv Start. Hardware: Revised waipu.tv Stick for direct streaming to TVs. Target audience: Households new to internet TV or seeking a low-cost alternative. waipu.tv has presented the package as a straightforward combination…
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Best Budget Wireless Earbuds for 2025: Top Picks Under $100

Best Budget Wireless Earbuds for 2025: Top Picks Under $100 Not every good pair of wireless earbuds has to cost Apple or Sony money. After testing dozens of models and cross-checking recent reviews, our 2025 roundup highlights several sub-$100 earbuds that deliver clean sound, useful features and—even in some cases—active noise cancellation (ANC). We focused on value: sound quality, ANC performance, battery life, build and reliability. New options arrive frequently, but a few standout budget-friendly choices keep appearing on our test bench. Anker Soundcore Space A40 — A top value pick for balanced sound and strong ANC at under $100. JLab Go Pop ANC ($30) — One of the cheapest to include ANC and transparency; decent sound for the price and IP55-rated. Skullcandy Method 360 ANC — Loud, V-shaped signature…
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Iniu 30W Chargers — 2‑Pack Deal (Short and Long Form)

Iniu 30W Compact Chargers: 2‑Pack Deal — as low as €7.65 each Iniu is currently offering a promotion on its compact 30W USB‑C chargers. If you buy a double pack (which includes cables), the unit price drops to €8.50 each. Using the discount code FFN3PWGC on the product page may lower the price further to around €7.65 per charger. These small 30W chargers are suited for smartphones, small tablets and other USB‑C devices that accept up to 30 watts of input — a practical, budget-friendly option for fast charging secondary devices or travel kits. Offer: 2‑pack including cables — €8.50 per unit (before/after bundle pricing) Coupon: try code FFN3PWGC for an additional discount (availability may vary) Why it matters: 30W is enough to fast-charge many phones and is useful as…
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Anker unveils Soundcore Work — AI-powered voice recorder (€159)

Anker launches Soundcore Work: an AI-powered voice recorder for €159 Anker has introduced the Soundcore Work, a new portable dictation device with built-in AI features. Priced at €159, the recorder is available now through Soundcore's online store and on Amazon. The device is aimed at users who need reliable voice capture and automated transcription. While Anker is not the first in this space — competitors like Plaud recently released AI-focused recorders targeted at iPhone users — the Soundcore Work brings Anker's audio expertise to the category. Price: €159, available on Soundcore and Amazon (Amazon search). Main features: AI-assisted transcription and speech capture, portable dictation form factor, likely focus on clear recording and usability. Positioning: Competes with other AI recorders, with an emphasis on Anker's established audio brand and distribution channels.…
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Pixel 10 Pro Fold battery suffers thermal runaway during stress test

Pixel 10 Pro Fold battery suffers thermal runaway during stress test In a recent durability test conducted by Zack Nelson (JerryRigEverything), a Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold experienced a battery thermal runaway. Heavy smoke was reported and the device's internal components were destroyed during the test, highlighting a severe safety event during a stress scenario. The incident appears to have occurred while the device was under extreme mechanical and/or thermal stress. While stressful teardown tests are not the same as everyday use, the result underlines why manufacturers treat battery selection, cell protection and packaging as critical parts of device design. What happened: The battery emitted heavy smoke and the phone’s interior was severely damaged during a hard test. Who tested it: The test was performed by Zack Nelson (JerryRigEverything), who…
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Top Streaming Deals Right Now: Trials, Bundles & Student Discounts

Top Streaming Deals Right Now: Trials, Bundles & Student Discounts Streaming prices have climbed across the board, but you can still find meaningful savings if you shop smart. Current promotions include short trials, discounted annual plans, introductory first-month rates and student discounts. Below is a concise breakdown of the best deals and how to decide what’s worth your money. Quick highlights Audible: 3 months for $3 (limited-time offer) — great if you listen to audiobooks often. Check Audible offers. Starz: $30 for one year (or $5/month for first three months) — annual plan with offline viewing and no ads. Fubo Pro: $55 for first month — live TV with 224 channels, unlimited cloud DVR and up to 10 streams. DirecTV: Packages start at $50 for the first month (base “Entertainment”…
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Wokyis launches retro Macintosh‑style SSD expansion dock for Mac mini in Germany

Wokyis launches retro Macintosh‑style SSD expansion dock for Mac mini in Germany Wokyis is now offering its SSD expansion dock for the Mac mini in Germany. Designed to echo the look of an old Macintosh, the dock lets users add external storage to the compact Mac mini while bringing a nostalgic design to modern setups. The accessory is listed on Amazon Germany for €169.99. The project originally began as a crowdfunding campaign; early supporters already received their units last month. Now the product is available for direct purchase, making it easier for Mac mini owners who want additional SSD capacity or a vintage aesthetic to buy one without waiting. Product: Wokyis SSD expansion dock (classic Macintosh design) Availability: Now available to order in Germany Price: €169.99 on Amazon Origin: Started…
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Meross launches Matter-enabled in-wall thermostats

Meross launches Matter-enabled in-wall thermostats Meross has introduced two new in-wall (unterputz) thermostats that support the Matter smart home standard, allowing integration with Apple Home and other Matter-enabled platforms. The first model is designed for use with boilers and water-based underfloor heating systems. A second version is expected to be released by the end of the month. Key points: Matter support: native compatibility with Apple Home and other Matter ecosystems, improving cross-platform interoperability. Heating compatibility: the currently available model works with boilers and hydronic (water-based) underfloor heating systems. Staged rollout: Meross plans to ship an additional variant later this month to cover more heating setups. Why this matters: Matter is becoming the de facto bridge for smart home devices, reducing vendor lock-in and making it easier to control hardware from…
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WordPress Post – Apple Teases MacBook Pro with M5 Pro

Apple Teases New MacBook Pro with M5 Pro Chip Apple appears to be gearing up to launch a new MacBook Pro model powered by an M5 Pro processor. Greg Joswiak, Apple's head of worldwide product marketing, posted a short, teasing video on X that many interpret as a direct hint the company will announce the machine soon. The post itself was brief but unmistakable: a teaser video and a punchy comment that suggest an imminent product reveal. While Apple has not yet published formal specs or a release date, the teaser renews expectations that the next-generation "M5" family could be aimed at professional users seeking higher sustained performance and efficiency. What we know: Greg Joswiak shared a short video on X teasing something "powerful," widely read as a MacBook Pro…
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