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These two old-school music players for Linux let me fine-tune my listening experience - Vimarsana News

These two old-school music players for Linux let me fine-tune my listening experience

There is life beyond music streaming, and installing a Winamp-like app on your favorite distro is the next best thing to spinning vinyl. Here's what to know.

Source: zdnet.com
How this $50 smartwatch beats my Pixel Watch 2 in meaningful ways - Vimarsana News

How this $50 smartwatch beats my Pixel Watch 2 in meaningful ways

In addition to price and battery, the Oukitel BT20's data accuracy matches my go-to Pixel Watch 2. The downside? Just look at it.

Source: zdnet.com
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I get customized news from Google Assistant every day. Here's how you can too - Vimarsana News

I get customized news from Google Assistant every day. Here's how you can too

Say "Hey, Google, play the news" and your Android device will do just that. Don't like what you're hearing? It's easy to select your preferred news sources.

Source: zdnet.com
This new Android feature makes better selfies a snap - Vimarsana News

This new Android feature makes better selfies a snap

Tired of looking like Stretch Armstrong in your selfies? Google has added a feature called Palm Timer that makes capturing self-portraits from a distance even easier.

Source: zdnet.com
This odd-shaped soundbar fixed my biggest audio issue with modern-day movies - Vimarsana News

This odd-shaped soundbar fixed my biggest audio issue with modern-day movies

If you're tired of letting explosions, loud bangs, and quiet dialogues dictate your TV volume, the SoundFun Mirai has a solution that actually works.

Source: zdnet.com