1.Google Prepping New Theme Packs Feature for Pixel Users, Leak Reveals
Pixel phones might be getting a bunch of awesome features way sooner than we thought. Always we just kind of sit and wait till December for the latest Android update, right? But I'm hearing we could get a Feature Drop like around November 4th-ish! Wild, isn’t it?
I kind of grabbed this from some people hanging out in a Telegram group, it was called Mystic Leaks. They were looking at screenshots from the Pixel Tips app. Judging from what they're showing, this update will be pretty loaded. I'm saying there’s a way to switch up your phone's style using these things called Theme Packs; a really cool way to throw together GIFs and stickers in Pixel Studio; and—get this—super special notifications that light up when your best friends text you. Sounds okay, right? I think it's definitely going to be interesting.
## Theme Packs: Your Phone, Totally You
I feel excited about the new Pixel Theme Packs. I mean, can you imagine changing the whole feel of your phone super easy? I heard the very first one gets some influence from the new Wicked movie! I heard you can pick from ones that resemble For Good, Glinda, and Elphaba. I think it's a perfect range of selection.
And here's the best news: it's way different than just a new wallpaper. Everything changes. It will change:
* Icons whose colors come right off your wallpaper.
* Ringtones and notification sounds that get that mood.
* Funny GIFs that spice up your texts.
It's that simple: Icons, wallpaper, GIFs, and sounds are matched when you pick the Wicked Theme Pack. I think all of it works together so great.
I always thought that going into settings to change wallpaper and fonts was such a pain. Nothing is in great coordination, and everything looks not-so-great. These Theme Packs seem to fix that issue so you can enjoy a good phone look with no effort.
## Pixel Studio: GIF Central
Pixel Studio app might be getting a total remake. You'll then be able to make your own GIFs and animated stickers. You get to take any photo and make it jump!
Want a chance to be more creative? You can tell AI to make an image and then give it some life!
I guess what Google is aiming for is ease-of-use. Because they're putting this right into your phone. I think that, so you can make animations and send them out without some extra apps.
It will soon be easy to change any image (even if it's from Pixel Studio) into a GIF or sticker and put it in your texts.
This is a sweet way to add some personality to your messages, I think it's fun and can be used universally.
## VIP Notifications: Focus on What Matters
Hold up, there's even more! They're letting you add VIP status to contacts. They're illuminated in yellow to give you a notification,so you know they are the ones of greater importance that stand out from everything thing else.
You gain by receiving VIP Messages that are yellower, therefore very easy to spot. It allows you to know who is the VIP user.
When you get these VIPs, it aids you in helping select which messages are in a priority matter immediately, even if you have loads of notifications.
People say Pixel VIPs will mark messages from WhatsApp and Google Messages. The messages will be yellow, with their person's face shown in the status bar.
Apple already has something similar with their Focus thing, so I guess it will be something like that.
## The Big Question
I would have to ask this: Updates to Google's Features are usually out when there's a new Android build. But if there's no Android releases until December, why is this so early?
The leaked images show November 4th. Often, Google will put out releases on the start of the month, I bet it's going to be on a monday. Apparently, there was a typo in one of the images, too. The date could change since it's could be an early, leaked build.
There are videos,and images out, so it seems likely to be real. No one can be sure
## My Thoughts
Google seems to plan to get Pixel phones to feel more like you have more control and be yourself. Camera and battery updates are important, I think they are turning the direction of making users to be more like their devices.
I think this is a great way to make devices feel more human. From stickers to themes to VIP notifications from people that you are closest to.
I just want to to clarify all of this is a report and rumor, so I cannot say for certain this is factual. For now, lets wait for the day when Google announces an official release.
2.OnePlus 15 Officially Launches in China, Global Debut Expected Soon
OnePlus just revealed their new phone, the OnePlus 15, over in China! People have been waiting, because rumors have been going around for a bit. They haven't said when it will be sold around the world, but the company did hint it would probably be soon. Right away, this phone comes off as a nice step up for OnePlus, especially with the upgraded screen, how long the battery lasts, and the cameras.
**Specs and Design: Lots of Power and a Fast Screen**
The OnePlus 15 runs on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 Elite. It’s Qualcomm’s current top-level chip, planned to be quick and not gobble up power too fast. The feeling is that this chip will likely be in most top-tier Android phones sometime in 2026, and OnePlus got in early on it.
About the screen, it runs at 165Hz. This makes it faster than the 120Hz screen on the OnePlus 13. Not many current phone games can use that kind of speed just yet, but this means everything looks smooth, feels responsive, and is ready for newer games down the road. The screen must be AMOLED, meaning OnePlus is keeping those sharp details and colors.
**Battery Life That Lasts: Super Big Battery**
This phone has everyone talking about its battery. At 7,300mAh, it's huge. That's one of the biggest batteries you can get in a phone now. It seems Chinese phone makers are now trying to get past the 7,000mAh label. Keep in mind that the phone sold somewhere else might have a smaller battery because of rules and how it's made.
It supports 120W wired fast charging. Giving you a full charge from empty is less than 30 minutes. Great if you always have your phone in your hand and you need to boost it very quickly.
**Ready to Take Pictures: Three 50MP Cameras**
The OnePlus 15 has three cameras in back, all using 50-megapixel sensors. One of them is a periscope lens, which should let you get nice detailed zoom. They haven’t said much about the lenses and sensors yet, but it sounds like the picture results will be high, no matter the main lens, wide-angle, or when you zoom in.
This periscope lens should allow you to zoom in a better than before, maybe 5x or higher without hurting the picture quality. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip should make the photos come out even nicer, giving better images, good low-light pictures, and stable video.
**Built To Last: Solid IP69K Rating**
Here is a cool part: the OnePlus 15 is IP69K rated for water and dust. That means it's stronger than the usual IP68 you find on many phones. This means it can take on dust, liquid sprays and even high pressure water. You often find ratings like these on factory equipment, making the OnePlus 15 a durable phone to purchase now.
It can give you a good reason to purchase this phone if you find yourself in rugged conditions or if you want a phone that can handle abuse.
**Price and Other Stuff: Plus the Ace 6 (15R)**
In China, the OnePlus 15 is somewhere around ¥3,999, about $560 USD. Good sticker price, for what you get. OnePlus showed the Ace 6, a more budget type of the 15. It will be called the OnePlus 15R.
The Ace 6 has a bigger battery at 7,800mAh, but only just two back cameras, and it might not be as quick as the 15. It is more for people that need longer battery life over camera and speed.
**When Can You Buy One? Arrival Time**
It's official, but OnePlus won't let you know when you'll be able to purchase one outside of China. Based on the past, they will market phones in Europe and India inside of weeks of showing the phone off inside of China. Getting it into North American can take just a little longer. Also, it can have some differences based on where you get the phone from. The power of the battery and how quickly it can charge could change a small amount because of rules in those countries.
**Take Away**
The OnePlus 15 is a big deal for OnePlus. It has new features, visually appealing, and has a tough design. With the fast screen, big battery, and good cameras, this Android device has some very cool features that are on its way out this year- at least in China. Now we just have to be ready to see if the main release has all the same high points, but if it is then OnePlus can expect to do well.
3.Fitbit’s New App Experience and AI-Powered Health Coach Arrive Tomorrow
Fitbit's doing something pretty interesting. They're testing out a new AI health coach that's powered by Google's Gemini AI. The whole point is to give you fitness advice that feels like it's been made just for *you*. I think that's pretty cool.
Now, it sounds like they have had plans to update the Fitbit app for a while now, since around last August. This AI coach seems like it's going to be a pretty major part of that update. Right now, if you're in the US, have Fitbit Premium, and use an Android phone, you can actually give it a try. But don't worry if you have an iPhone! I've read that it's coming to iPhones soon.
It looks like they put some real thought into this AI coach. It's not like some random thing they just threw into the app. They tweaked how your Fitbit data is handled to make personalized suggestions. And here's a great thing: you get to pick if you *even want* to use the AI coach. If you'd rather stick with the regular app for now, you can. You can flip back and forth whenever you want. That way, you're not stuck with a feature that's not quite ready for prime time.
### How to get it going.
So, you want to check it out? Here's how it works: You start by having a chat with the AI health coach. It's a pretty quick conversation, only takes like five or ten minutes. You can either type or use your voice, whatever works best for you, to communicate. The coach is going to ask you about your fitness goals. It will cover topics like what kind of workouts you enjoy, what fitness gear you've got at home, and what you're working towards. Maybe you're trying to run a 5K, or maybe you're trying to get back in shape after an injury. With all that in mind, along with all your past data from Fitbit, the coach puts together a weekly workout plan.
What's really nice is that it doesn't just throw random exercises at you. The coach pulls workouts right from the Fitbit library. And hey, if you can't stick to the plan, or something comes up, totally fine. Just tell the coach what happened. All the details get saved in its logbook so you can easily keep track of everything with your plan.
### So, is it any good?
From what I've been seeing, it sounds like it actually works well. A lot of AI fitness apps just tell you things you already know. But Fitbit's trying to give you advice that's actually useful, something that applies to *your* life.
If you notice you're not recovering as fast as you'd like, the coach will adjust your workouts. If you're short on time during the day, the coach will find other workouts that fit your time commitments. And it can also help you with building those good habits. Just chat with the coach like it's a real person, ask questions, and it should give you honest answers.
### So then, what about safety?
Using AI in healthcare can be a tricky area. What if the AI gives the wrong information? What if something goes wrong? The good news is it sounds like Fitbit worked with real doctors, fitness experts, and other medical professionals to make sure the coach followed some good guidelines. The AI has been programmed to tell you to talk to a doctor if you look like you may need medical attention. It's not going to try and figure out what's wrong with you or treat any kind of illness.
### Next-level Fitbit App
The health coach feels like a fresh start for the Fitbit app. They want to make things easier, and really personalize it. The coach feature is at the center of that idea. It's to help you get to your fitness goals faster. So when you go into the app it should be easier to go where you want to go.
But it sounds like they're not done fine-tuning the app just yet. It sounds like they're going to be adding stuff to the app like nutritional tracking and period tracking. Since they're still working on it, you can kind of follow the updates and see where it all goes.
### Works with your stuff
It's pretty cool that you can use whatever you already have with Fitbit to work the health coach. As in, if you want to use your Fitbit trackers and watches. It is said that sometime next year Google will have the feature work with most of the new Fitbit devices. One of the Fitbit guys said to keep an eye out for new devices that have a new and better software to work with.
There may be other AI functions loaded into these new devices. Maybe more updated health sensors or new functions. But the health coach may play a big part to Fitbit's future plans.
### So what's the future looking like?
It's looking like Google is planning to fully have the health coach completely up and ready sometime next year. This trial run is just to see what works and what doesn't. So that they can create a better AI fitness experience. It will probably include smart conversations, health and wellness data, and personalized training. It's like having a real friend that helps keep you in shape and keeps track of what you eat.
To make the story short, the coach is like a sidekick for your workouts. And can likely be a great way to change your routine for the better. If you have an android, check it out for yourself and let me know what you think.
4.The Growing Problem No One’s Solving: Broken Smart Glasses
Meta teamed up with Ray-Ban for these Display smart glasses, and they're pretty awesome. They look good, and the tech packed inside is seriously neat. Just a heads-up though: if something goes wrong, getting them fixed is probably going to be a pain.
Think about regular glasses. Scratch a lens? You pop over to your eye doctor, and they sort it out, right? These are totally different. They're not just lenses and frames; they're basically mini-computers strapped to your face, display and all! It’s like trying to replace a phone screen, but way smaller and closer to your eye.
Those gadget-guts experts over at iFixit got their hands on a pair. Their verdict? Not good. Sure, these glasses are futuristic, but fixing them? Forget about it.
So, what makes these glasses so special?
It’s how the picture is displayed. Instead of the usual methods for smart glasses (splitting light), they use tiny mirrors to bounce light around. The result? A super sharp picture, without those weird blurry edges. The display actually looks amazing, and it feels like whatever you're seeing is closer than it really is.
The catch is those fancy lenses are expensive and hard to make. iFixit says they stack thin layers of glass, slice everything with diamond cutters, and polish with crazy precision. You cannot just pop them out and get new ones like regular glasses. These lenses are special-made and part of the whole display setup. Unless you have really specialized gear and expertise, you won’t be fixing these yourself.
And the bad news does not stop there.
Replacing the lenses is almost impossible. The iFixit team mentioned all those tiny mirrors, and special glass makes fixing them yourself really hard. Actually, it can be impossible even for professional eye doctors. They even stated to not even bother asking because they are hard to fix.
Then there's the battery. Meta says it lasts eight hours which is good enough. But, surprise, it is glued in! No clips or anything easy. Actually prying it out after it dies is a nightmare. And even if you do, putting the arms, it holds most of the electronics, back together is a joke. The thing is just not made to be fixed, so even the easy stuff becomes impossible for the average user.
Meta gives you the usual one-year warranty. That covers problems from when the glasses were made, or the materials they use. However, if you drop them, scratch them, or mess up the battery trying to fix it yourself, you are on your own.
These glasses cost $800, so it is not cheap. You are going to wear them regularly, so expect that they will be getting the same treatment as a normal pair of glasses. That means falling off your face, being crushed in a pocket, or being left at a coffee shop. The only difference is, unlike normal glasses, you cannot just swap lenses, or tighten screws, you just need a whole new $800 pair.
Tech companies always make important choices.
Do they go for something that looks amazing and is packed with new features? Or do they go for something that can be fixed easily? They tend to pick what looks good at first. Now that it concerns smart glasses, there are even more risks to consider. You will be wearing these every day, and they will be exposed to almost everything.
Meta’s Ray-Ban Display is what to expect in this situation. They look awesome and the display is nice. On the other hand, they're delicate and hard to fix, a pretty risky thing to buy.
The situation is hard even if Meta was trying to allow more to be done.
The companies who make smart glasses are far away, usually around China. Because of this, fixes are difficult due to shipping delays and language problems. Plus, there are not a lot of specialized smart glass repair shops, so even certified repair places will probably have problems getting them fixed.
So, for the moment, we're stuck with a few options. You should get extra warranties, use protective cases, or just take extra good care of them. Let's be real, taking extra good care of them might be hard. That is especially true when you are out and about.
However, the situation can only improve.
As more people use smart glasses, companies might start to think about making them easier to fix. Think easy lens replacements, batteries that clip in and out, and parts that can be swapped across models. For the time being, we're in the early days, and fancy features are more important than if they're practical.
On top of this, Meta might be doing more to help out. They could offer cheap repairs, sell replacement parts, and offer trade-in plans. This should make people comfortable about dropping the large sum of money to buy the glasses. But until then, the Ray-Ban Display glasses are a bit of a gamble.
Final words: handle them with care.
Meta’s Ray-Ban Display smart glasses give us a glimpse into what wearable tech might become. They have great looks, great features and work very well. But at the same time, remember that they're delicate, cost a pretty penny, and they're almost impossible to fix on your own. When deciding if you should get a pair, treat them like they are made of glass and invest in a good case, it is more than just their capabilities, but also what comes next when they are broken.
5.Pixel Watch 3 (45mm) Now $200 Cheaper Than Pixel Watch 4 on Amazon
The Google Pixel Watch 3 (45mm) just got a huge price cut, dropping to $199. That's a steal for a high-quality Android smartwatch if you don't feel like spending big bucks on the newest Pixel Watch 4. You can snag the Pixel Watch 3 (45mm) from Amazon right now for only $199.99 with free delivery. This is one of the lowest prices we've seen on this stylish and powerful watch. It originally cost $400, but after the Pixel Watch 4 came out, the price went down to $300. Now, this deal takes off another $100, which is a massive 50% discount from the original price.
💰 Breaking Down the Price: Pay Attention to This Deal
Earlier this month, during the October Prime Day deals, the smaller Pixel Watch 3 (41mm) models dropped as low as $171. But the bigger 45mm one didn't get quite as cheap. The best price during Prime Day for the 45mm model was $218, and that price was only for certain colors, like the Obsidian Black one, which was around $230. Now, with this new deal on Amazon, you can get the 45mm version in more colors for just $199.99. That's the cheapest it's ever been for people who want a bigger screen and longer battery life.
🧠 Why the Pixel Watch 3 is Still Good
Even though the Pixel Watch 4 is out, the Pixel Watch 3 is still a great choice for Android users. From what people are saying, after using it and comparing it to others, the Pixel Watch 3 is still awesome. It works really well, looks good, and works with Fitbit without problems. The Pixel Watch 4 has some things that are a bit better and some small tweaks, but a lot of the main things are still the same, so the Watch 3 is a good buy, especially at this price.
📱 What the Pixel Watch 3 Can Do
The Google Pixel Watch 3 (45mm) is made to be responsive and the screen is easy to see. The screen is twice as bright and 40% bigger than older models, so you can see your stats, alerts, and health info even when it's sunny. Here's what it can do:
Fitbit tracks your fitness: The Pixel Watch 3 can track how many steps you take, your heart rate, and other health info.
Custom workouts: If you're training, this watch can help.
Fitbit Premium: Subscribing to Fitbit Premium gives you recommendations that are powered by Google AI using your current fitness levels.
Daily advice: This watch uses info like your sleep data to tell you if you're ready to work out or need to rest, which will help you improve everyday.
These things change the Pixel Watch 3 from just a watch to a personal fitness coach.
🧭 How it Looks and How to Use
The 45mm model has a bigger screen, which is good if you want more space for seeing directions, notifications, and how your fitness is progressing. It's built well and has a nice round design that looks good whether you're dressed casually or for work. It also works with lots of different watch bands.
🔋 Performance and Battery
The battery will last around 24 hours on one charge, depending upon what you're doing with the watch. The Pixel Watch 4 is a bit better when it comes to battery life, but the Watch 3 is still good, especially with Fitbit's battery-saving features. It's tuned well with the newest Android features.
🛍️ Should You Get It?
At $199.99, the Pixel Watch 3 (45mm) is probably one of the best smartwatch prices you can find today. It has almost all the important things on the newer Pixel Watch 4, except for a few minor adjustments, and it costs way less. If you're thinking about getting a smartwatch or upgrading an older one, this is a great discount.
Take a look and compare the Pixel Watch 3 and Pixel Watch 4 thoroughly to help you buy. For most people, the Watch 3 is a great choice, especially at the current price.
6.Microsoft Confirms Halo Titles Will Launch on PlayStation in the Future
Huge news from the Halo World Championships! Microsoft just dropped a major surprise that’s got everyone buzzing. They’re not just doing a remake of the first Halo – they’re calling it Halo: Campaign Evolved – and here’s the kicker: Halo is going multi-platform! Yeah, the upcoming releases will be on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. That's a major shift for a series that's always been Xbox to the core.
Brian Jarrard, the community head at Halo Studios, even strolled onto the stage wearing a PlayStation shirt! Talk about making a statement. This is huge, he said. It’s been in the works for quite some time, and it shows that Halo is coming to PlayStation, starting with Halo: Campaign Evolved.
With Halo hitting its 25th anniversary in 2026 and a bunch of stuff in the pipeline, now's a good time to look back at what made Halo so awesome to start with. So, here's my take on the best Halo FPS entries, ranked by how engaging the story is, how innovative the multiplayer was, and how much of a mark they left on gaming.
🥇 1. Halo: Combat Evolved (2001)
This is where it all started. Halo: Combat Evolved totally revolutionized console shooters. The controls were amazing, the levels felt huge, and the weapons were unforgettable. The narrative pulled us into the world of Master Chief, Cortana, and the mysterious Halo ring, which started a massive universe. Plus, its local multiplayer set the stage for the eventual success of Xbox Live.
🥈 2. Halo 3 (2007)
Lots of people think this is the best of the original three Halo games from Bungie. Halo 3 wrapped up the original narrative perfectly. It brought in Forge mode, which let players design their own maps, and the multiplayer felt really balanced. The single player campaign was full of memorable moments and huge battles that still impress today.
🥉 3. Halo Reach (2010)
This one's a prequel to Combat Evolved. Halo Reach tells the sad story of Noble Team and the fall of Reach. The narrative was darker and grittier than previous games, focusing on sacrifice and heroism. Reach also had some cool new features like armor abilities and some tweaks to multiplayer that fans liked.
4. Halo 2 (2004)
Halo 2 expanded the Halo universe by introducing two main characters: Master Chief and the Arbiter. It also brought in Xbox Live multiplayer, which flipped the script. The ending was a bit of a cliffhanger, but the narrative's ambition and cinematic style were wild at the time. The Anniversary Edition remake also improved the look and sound.
5. Halo Infinite (2021)
Halo Infinite brought back some of the charm with its free-roam campaign and the grappling hook. The multiplayer was kind of shaky at the start, but people enjoyed how smooth the gameplay felt.
6. Halo 4 (2012)
This was the first Halo game made by 343 Industries. Halo 4 dialed in on the relationship between Master Chief and Cortana. The narrative looked fantastic and introduced the Prometheans.
7. Halo 5: Guardians (2015)
Halo 5 had some interesting ideas, like squad-based gameplay and telling the story from two characters’ viewpoints: Master Chief and Spartan Locke. Some people didn’t like that Chief wasn’t always the focus. The multiplayer was fast and competitive, though, with modes like Warzone making it feel massive.
8. Halo 3: ODST (2009)
This one’s a spinoff that takes place during Halo 2 and 3. ODST put you in the role of regular soldiers, not Spartans, with a darker, noir-style narrative. It was slower and moodier than other Halo games, and the Firefight mode was super fun for co-op players.
Halo on PlayStation: What's Coming Up?
With Halo: Campaign Evolved dropping in 2026 and more games planned for PlayStation, Halo is going in a new direction. Sarah Bond from Xbox thinks keeping games exclusive is old news, and Halo’s jump reflects that. As more people get to play Halo, its mark on gaming will just get bigger.
Whether you've been a Halo fan for years or you're just trying it out for the first time, now's a perfect time to get into the Halo world.
7.Next Year’s iPhones to Feature Two Different Designs, According to Leak
**iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 17e: What's the Big Deal?**
Basically, some people are saying Apple's already thinking about the 2026 iPhones. This info comes from Digital Chat Station (DCS), and this person has been right on target before with past guesses. They've been hinting at camera improvements for the iPhone 18 Pro and are talking about what the top-end iPhone 18 Pro and the cheaper iPhone 17e might have. Interesting, huh? Let's take a closer peek.
**iPhone 18 Pro: Same Camera Look, Different Feel, and Titanium Alloy Cover?**
DCS believes the iPhone 18 Pro will likely stick with the same camera look that everyone expects on the iPhone 17 Pro. This means the cameras will still stretch across the whole back of the phone. It will be a big thing. Apple usually doesn't do huge design makeovers every year.
But there *could* be a small tweak on the bottom. Some are saying that glass part below the cameras *might* be a bit see-through. And if Apple adds some new colors, the iPhone 18 Pro could have a fresh, updated look without being too different at all.
Also, there is talk about a titanium alloy cover. It will be a tough, scratch resistant and light phone. Your phone may be more protected from breaking.
Here's another interesting thing: a variable aperture lens. It is an opening that controls the amount of light entering the camera. A lot of good cameras have similar lenses. The photo quality might get better! Pictures will look great in bright and dark settings. Photo backgrounds will probably be blurred. It seems that the phone might become a camera wiz.
**iPhone 17e: Dynamic Island, Maybe Not a Great Screen?**
If you need an iPhone but don't want to spend a ton of money, DCS has news about the iPhone 17e. It will supposedly get the Dynamic Island! It’s the pill-shaped area at the top of the screen showing notifications and things. Only the expensive models have it now, but apparently, Apple is bringing it to the 'e' series.
The iPhone 16e is getting old. Getting the Dynamic Island would be a good step up. The cheaper iPhone may appear like the higher-end ones.
However, don't get too excited! DCS thinks the iPhone 17e *might* use a 60Hz screen. It means no ProMotion. Apple's special screen tech probably won't be on this version. Apple may put ProMotion on the basic iPhone 17, and they are only putting ProMotion on the higher priced phones. They want you to pay more. There may not be good screens, but it *might* have wireless charging this time. Its new battery may help you game longer.
The 60Hz screen shows that the iPhone 17e might not be that good. The Dynamic Island is good for the person who wants to have a phone, so they can spend money elsewhere.
**And What About the Regular iPhone 18?**
Someone asked DSC about the regular iPhone 18. DSC didn't hint anything about their plans. There's nothing yet.
The screens, phone systems and frames help determine whether they are Pro or regular. The Pro might get cutout glass and a variable aperture lens, and the regular model is expected to have a durable battery and a better chip.
**What Does Any of This Mean for Apple?**
These rumors suggest Apple may be changing things up with iPhones. It may mean the Pro models will be at the top while the lower models will now be newer. It seems the camera will be a focus for the iPhone 18 Pro. The iPhone 17e's built to get better and might get better RAM.
Apple wants to save ProMotion for the expensive models. The Dynamic Island might make new models easier to the touch. If all models may have wireless charging and new chips then more changes are incoming .
Apple may need to keep making better models. There's talk about the 25th iPhone soon.
The cameras are priority. Gaming might be getting attention for each version. More gaming may come to the phone. It will need hardware and software. Due to a new SOC, most things are expected to be good! Will gamers play the game on the phone?
8.Spotify Launches Updated Apple TV 4K App Packed With New Features
Apple TV and love Spotify as I do, listen up! With perfect timing for the new Apple TV 4K coming out, Spotify seriously upgraded its Apple TV . This isn't just fixing a few minor things; it's like a totally different thing, and you can get it right now from the tvOS App Store. People will experience a design that is friendly, it performs better, and it looks nicer. Spotify remade the using what people were saying, so it's now faster, easier, and just looks way better.
The timing of this update is amazing. Apple TV is trying to be the only media device you need, and Spotify's is now made to go with it. This means a much better, more experience for you.
**a Look That Fits Apple TV**
The new look is the biggest change. Spotify’s new design looks like it belongs on tvOS. It's quicker and smoother, with fewer lags, and it makes good use of your whole TV screen. The menus are easy to read and, so that anyone can easily sort through all your favorite music, playlists, albums, and podcasts from across the living room.
Everyone can say goodbye to the days of the old, slow Spotify . This update gives Apple TV users the smooth, high- look they expect from every device.
**More Than Music: Making Videos Better**
For people that enjoy video, this has a good update. The new offers different ways to watch videos. You can change how fast videos play, which is great to watch guides or longer podcasts in a shorter amount of time.
The video player now comes with better and smoother playback. You can expect clear pictures and fast loading times, no matter if your watching a podcast or listening to a song.
**Real-Time Lyrics and Smart Playlists**
Spotify now comes with real-time song lyrics for the Apple TV , a popular feature on phones and computers. It’s now very easy to sing your heart out in the living room, great for parties or family fun.
There's also Spotify DJ: an music professional on hand for you. This DJ learns what you like and suggests music that fits your style. If you're wanting to when to to look for new song or just chill to your favorite album/song, this can do it all for you. You can switch music on Apple TV in a better way without reaching for your phone .
**Your Phone Is Now the Remote**
Spotify Connect now can work with the updated , controlling playback from your phones, tablets, or computers is pretty straightforward. Start a playlist on Apple TV and control the sound, skip songs, or change playlists from any device with ease. This simple that is helpful is sure to add convenience to your listening experience.
Everyone can now put down the Apple TV remote and get rid of the time that is wasted scrolling through endless menus to shuffle through music. Spotify Connect makes it all work together seamlessly.
**Set Up Your Own Music Playback**
You can set up music and manage the queue on the updated . You can see what's coming up, change the order, or even remove tracks from your Apple TV anytime. This is now a possibility that did not exist before. Whether you want to prepare a playlist to act as background music for a party, or try to put together the perfect mood for a calm and peaceful night, the new function is more than capable of bringing your vision to life. The has what it takes to bring you closer to the music you love.
There wasn’t an easy way to sort the queue on Apple TV before. Now, the is finally ready to play the kind of music you've been wanting to play for a long time. Enjoy a better experience and never look back.
**Set For More Features**
This is more than just a simple update. Spotify is preparing for the new Apple TV 4K. The updated will now perform better than before, with smarter features and a better design, and it wants to be your first pick when it comes to watching or listening on Apple TV.
Apple is pushing hard, trying to place its TV boxes in more homes, and Spotify is making sure that they stay in the game, and the goal of music is made for background music. The new Spotify can create a fun and amazing experience.
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