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Screenshot: USTPO One thing that most Big Tech companies working on smart glasses haven’t figure out yet is how to effectively interact with an augmented reality environment. Apple is heavily rumored to be working on its own pair of AR glasses and apparently considered vibrating haptic socks to tackle this problem. Advertisement A new patent spotted by AppleInsider mainly describes a haptic output device that “may include foot-shaped structures with cavities configured to receive the feet of users.” The foot-wearable support structure would also feature an “array of haptic output comp...

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Screenshot: Andrew Couts/Gizmodo The arrival of iOS 14 last year came with a new feature that, at first glance, seems handy but is actually a symptom of a deeper sickness: We all have far too many apps—many of which are violating your privacy on a regular basis. Advertisement The App Library in iOS lets me clean up my home screens by relegating most of these apps to what is effectively a storage closet I rarely look into. It also allows me to easily access these lesser apps should I need them for some reason. Great! Except... why do I have 135 apps on my phone? Most of which I never use, a...

Photo: Andrew Liszewski - Gizmodo There are few brands as synonymous with rock and roll as Marshall, whose amps are as iconic as a Fender guitar. The company has parlayed its recognizable name into a line of consumer audio goods, including headphones and wireless speakers, but the Mode II is its first pair of truly wireless earbuds. The buds sound good and are designed well, but without ANC, their price tag makes it feel like you’re paying a lot for that iconic Marshall “M” on each bud. Advertisement Marshall is far from the first company to take a brand known and respected by professio...