After weeks of teasing, Nothing has finally presented its phone (1), the brand’s very first smartphone. For Nikon, it’s the end of an era with the discontinuation of SLR cameras. Apple launches iOS 16 in the deep end of the public beta. Throwback to a tech week.
Nothing phone (1): will its unique design be enough to make it essential?
It’s the end of weeks of rumors and teasing by the brand itself sometimes. The Nothing phone (1) was finally made official this week. The first smartphone from Carl Pei’s brand (ex-OnePlus) looks like an iPhone, but it adds a little extra touch with its Glyph interface on the back for notifications. We tested the beast that goes straight to the point without frills.
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Nikon discontinues SLR cameras
After Canon, Nikon is drawing a line under its SLR cameras. The brand made the announcement in the Asian press. After more than 50 years of presence, smartphones and mirrorless hybrid cameras have got the better of the range of which there were already only premium SLR cameras left. Nikon will now focus on the hybrid segment.
Apple is rolling out its iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 public betas
If you have an iPhone or iPad, you can now test the next version of iOS 16 or iPadOS 16 presented at the WWDC 2022 developer conference ahead of its back-to-school release. Apple has deployed its public betas of its operating systems and we explain to you how to install them, what you will find there.
Our advice: how to manage your electric car during a heat wave?
The week will be marked by strong heat. If this impacts connected devices as a whole, electric cars are not spared. We give you some good advice to overcome the heatwave episode at the wheel. And even Tesla is updating its vehicles to combat the rising thermometer.
The test: the Nissan Ariya
We were able to board the Nissan Ariya for a first lap at the wheel of this new electric SUV. Yet another featureless model or a real novelty in the electric car department?
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