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The super-popular Phantom 4 gets an update. Meet the new Phantom 4 Pro. The post DJI Debuts the New, Drool-Worthy Phantom 4 Pro Drone appeared first on WIRED. Powered by WPeMatico

Next time you open Play Music, all you’ll have to do is press play. Because Google knows what you want to hear. The post Google Music Taps Big Data to Build a Robot DJ Mind-Reader appeared first on WIRED. Powered by WPeMatico

Apple’s new professional-grade laptop is meant to push us all into the future of computing. But time travel hurts sometimes. The post Review: Apple MacBook Pro With Touch Bar appeared first on WIRED. Powered by WPeMatico

If you want a pair of Snap’s awesome picture-taking glasses, you’ll have to go to great lengths. How great? Really great. The post My Insane Adventure to Buy Snap’s New Spectacles appeared first on WIRED. Powered by WPeMatico

WhatsApp thinks the world is ready to make our conversations a little more face-to-face, even from across the world. The post WhatsApp Rolls Out Video Calling for a Billion-Plus Users appeared first on WIRED. Powered by WPeMatico

It’s almost the time of year where it feels like an important cookbook comes out every day. Before that kicks in, let’s look at some year-to-date favorites. The post These Cookbooks Add a Dash of Science to Your Holiday Meals appeared first on WIRED. Powered by WPeMatico

The small design and relatively low price of the GX85 make it a good starter Micro Four Thirds camera, or one well-suited for travel. The post Review: Panasonic Lumix GX85 appeared first on WIRED. Powered by WPeMatico

If you’re looking for a big, cheap phone, try this 5.5-inch phablet from China. The post Review: Meizu M3 Note appeared first on WIRED. Powered by WPeMatico

Need a little box that streams from Spotify, plays your vinyl wirelessly in other rooms, and handles a hard drive full of MP3s? Naim’s pricey Atom is it. The post The Naim Atom Is a $3,000 Digital Audio Hub for Modern Times appeared first on WIRED. Powered by WPeMatico

The little six-inch speaker uses wave field synthesis to produce a much larger soundstage. The post Review: Mass Fidelity Core appeared first on WIRED. Powered by WPeMatico