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WWDC 2025 revealed Apple's strategic shift with macOS Tahoe: absorbing core functionalities of top indie apps like Raycast, Alfred, and Bartender. This move threatens third-party productivity tools by baking their best features directly into the OS, forcing developers to adapt or face obsolescence.
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The Browser Company's new Dia browser promises to redefine web interaction with its AI-first approach. Dive into this hands-on review to see what Dia is, how it works, and if it truly lives up to its ambitions as your intelligent online co-pilot.
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Is Strava's newly acquired running app, Runna, worth its €20/month subscription? Our in-depth review breaks down features, value, and who really benefits.
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You think you own your devices, your data, your subscriptions but you don’t. Here’s how they took control, and why it’s time to push back.
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We thought smartphones would connect us, but they’ve slowly taken more than they gave. Now, a quiet resistance is building.
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Steps App tracks daily walking activity with a simple interface, customizable goals, and basic stats. This review covers its accuracy and day-to-day usability.
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Nike Run Club offers guided runs, progress tracking, and community features. This review examines how it holds up for beginners and experienced runners alike.
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After logging every run and ride on Strava for years, I dug into how its GPS accuracy, segment competition, training analytics, and social feed affect real-world training habits. Here’s the good, the frustrating, and the surprising.
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I’ve been using Gentler Streak to understand when to push harder or slow down. It’s more than a fitness tracker it’s a guide for balancing effort and recovery.
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I used the Pacer app daily to track my steps, test its accuracy, and see if it actually helps build better walking habits. Here’s what stood out and what didn’t.
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Steps Plus is a step tracker with deeper insights than most mainstream apps, offering detailed analytics, historical trends, and performance breakdowns for walkers and casual runners.