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Deals: Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra lows at $225 off, Fitbit Sense 2 $229, Pixel Buds Pro $160, more

All-time lows on Samsung’s Galaxy S23 Ultra lead all of today’s best deals with $225 in savings attached. Joining that flagship smartphone, the best price of the year has arrived on Fitbit’s new Sense 2 Smartwatch at $229. That’s then joined by a chance to put ANC, Hey Google support, and 31-hour battery life to work without paying full price on the Pixel Buds Pro at $160. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.

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Samsung Galaxy phones have a ‘StandBy’ mode too; how to use it

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Apple is seeing high praise for bringing a new landscape version of always-on display, which is meant to showcase a Google Home or Alexa-type set of widgets and info. While the hype for this is running high, it’s worth mentioning that Samsung Galaxy phones have had this “StandBy mode” ability for a while now. Here’s how to use it.

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Today’s Android game and app deals: 9th Dawn III, Traffix, Sproggiwood, more

Tuesday’s afternoon’s collection of the best Android game and app deals is now ready to go down below the fold courtesy of Google Play. Just be sure to also scope out the price drops we are tracking on Pixel Buds A-Series and its Pixel 6a handset as well as the best price of the year on the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2. As for the apps, highlight deals include titles like 9th Dawn III RPG, The Quest-Isles of Ice & Fire, Traffix: Traffic Simulator, Sproggiwood, and more. Head below for a complete look at today’s best Android game and app deals. 

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Opinion: Why AR is the future despite Apple Vision Pro backlash, and one thing Google Glass did right

Apple just gave what I’d consider to be our first realistic look at what’s possible and achievable in augmented reality with today’s technology. Saying and believing “AR is the future” might bias me, but I think the backlash that has since emerged is short sighted, unfairly cynical, and missing a bigger picture, which I do think was caused by a miscalculation in Apple’s Vision Pro presentation.

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