Apple Watch gets smarter and healthier with WatchOS 11

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Apple unveiled its latest Apple Watch software update, WatchOS 11, at its annual WWDC event. The update focuses on fitness, health, and improved usability.

WatchOS 11 introduces "training load," a metric that measures the intensity of your workouts and their impact on recovery. It uses heart rate, pace, elevation, weight, and height to provide a score (1-10) reflecting your training effort. You can adjust the score if it doesn't match your perception.

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ADATA unveils XPG Nia modular handheld gaming PC concept

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ADATA is making waves with the XPG Nia, a prototype handheld gaming PC boasting unique features that cater to enthusiast gamers. It was first seen at Computex 2024 in Taiwan.

From the outside, you'll notice the front-facing webcam and tilting display. It promises a comfortable handheld experience. But the real innovation lies within. The XPG Nia prioritizes user control. It's the first handheld to utilize LPCAMM2 memory, allowing for RAM upgrades.

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MSI Claw 8 AI Plus launches with Lunar Lake CPU and bigger battery

This isn't the MSI Claw 8 but it's the special MSI Claw 7 Fallout Edition (Photo: MSI)

Just three months after a lukewarm reception for its first gaming handheld, MSI unveils the Claw 8 AI Plus. This upgraded model addresses key criticisms by incorporating Intel's new Lunar Lake CPU, promising significant performance gains. The screen size increases to eight inches while maintaining a smooth 120Hz refresh rate with variable rate refresh.

Battery life receives a major boost as well, matching the Asus ROG Ally X with an 80Wh battery. Connectivity improves with a second USB-C port featuring Thunderbolt 4 and a more convenient wall charger replaces the bulky two-cord setup of the original Claw. MSI also highlights improved tactile feedback on the shoulder buttons.

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