I checked with Microsoft and they confirmed there’s no charging through the USB-C port on the Go 3.
Florence Ion
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I cover Android, the smart home, and mechanical keyboards for Gizmodo. You might've heard me on a podcast once.
More California shots <3
For as much as I like to try to refute claims, I am not sure I can refute “the best smartwatch” because there is nothing in Android Land that compares quite yet. Sigh.
I’m just thinking of all the emo kids that will use the new cinematic modes to take extremely broody video.
To Apple’s credit, this has been its campaign for years.
Okay, I’ll add this: Google did a similar show-off at its Pixel 4 event. I bring this up to say: we get it, you can use a smartphone to make pretty photos and videos!
Oh fine!
These “styles” feel like what Android OEMs have included in their camera apps for years...
Also, that high refresh rate is going to look SO good but it’s going to use SO much battery.
Something tells me if you want that battery life, you do not want to be using the iPhone at its brightest.
It’s like they don’t want you to wear a case.
It was very drama.
Ahhh, to be young and still have energy to hang out after work.
The pricing is so competitive! It’s probably not for a person looking for, like, a mid-range device (just go Android). But it gives the option for a flagship without dropping an entire grand.
MagSafe is having a moment, for sure.
Anyway, here we go, Apple showing off its IP access.
I’m pretty sure that’s San Diego. I’m pretty sure that’s behind the convention center.
Side not for anyone reading: Samsung phones can edit HEIC files! Something I realized recently as we added an iPhone user to our family Google Photos album.
At this point, Apple is not doing anything different with the iPhone from anyone else. Maybe they helped set the standard, but from this point forward, expect the major device OEMs to make everything from the chassis to the chip in-house.
Also curious where they got their CPU numbers from. I want to see some graphs.