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Here’s Where You Can Get The $23 Workout Tank Top Everyone On TikTok Is Obsessed With

This TikTok approved tank top is on sale for less than half the price of Lululemon!

Miley Cyrus Recreates Iconic VMAs Look To Tease Upcoming New Song: Photos

Posters of Miley Cyrus have been popping up around the US ahead of the expected release of her new song, ‘Used To Be Young.’

Amazon’s latest smart speaker sale includes the Echo Studio for $160

Many of Amazon’s Echo smart speakers are on sale right now, including the biggest of the bunch, the Echo Studio. It’s down to $160, which is 20 percent off and just $5 more than it sold for during Prime Day last month. That discount was only for Prime members, but anyone can take advantage of this deal. The Echo Dot and the standard Echo are also on sale, for $35 and $65, respectively. Neither matches its Prime Day low, but these are still 30 to 35 percent discounts.

We mention the Echo Studio in our guide to the best smart speakers as an alternative to the Sonos Era 100 for those who already rely on Alexa. It’s the largest smart speaker Amazon makes, weighing in at 7.7 pounds, and it uses that heft to deliver better audio quality than any other Echo. We gave it an 88 in our review, and noted the quality, hi-res sound that does justice to HD and lossless music — but also makes regular old Spotify tracks sound pretty good.

The second best deal in the sale is on Amazon’s flagship Echo, which is $65 instead of its usual $100 after a 35 percent discount. That’s about $10 more than it went for during Prime Day, but again, this price is open to anyone, not just people who pay for a Prime membership. We should note that it went for even less during Black Friday last year, and may do so again. But if you need another (or your first) Alexa speaker right now, this is a decent savings.

Amazon’s most popular speaker, the Echo Dot is currently $35, which we named our favorite smart speaker under $50. The price is $12 more than during July’s sale, when it was half price. The diminutive sphere puts out better audio than you’d think for its size and, like every Echo device, gives you access to Alexa’s skills, jokes and smart home controls.

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Aaron Taylor-Johnson, 33, Admits He Knew He Would Be A ‘Young Father’ Before He Married Wife Sam, 56

Aaron Taylor-Johnson explained in a new interview that he’s ‘secure’ in his marriage to Sam Taylor-Johnson, who is 23 years older than him.

‘The Bachelorette’: Charity Lawson Stuns In Plunging Red Dress For ‘Men Tell All’

Season 20 of ‘The Bachelorette’ is coming to an end, and ahead of the finale, Charity looked stunning while reuniting with the men she eliminated this season.

Xiaomi’s third foldable phone adds a zoom camera but keeps the slim frame

Summer season is also foldable phone season, it seems. Following on the heels of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 and the impressively slim Honor Magic V2 (along with smaller models from Samsung and Motorola), it’s now Xiaomi’s turn to unveil its annual refresh. The aptly named Mix Fold 3 offers several expected improvements in terms of folded thickness (5.26mm), unfolded thickness (10.86mm) and weight (255 grams). Honor still has nothing to worry about when it comes to thinness and lightness, but Xiaomi’s latest contender has gained a 5x periscopic zoom camera and, at last, a selfie camera, all of which would seem to address some of the last-gen model’s more obvious pain points.

Another notable addition is 50W wireless charging alongside the original 67W wired option. Depending on which charging method you use, the company says it takes 55 minutes or 40 minutes, respectively, to fully charge the slightly denser 4,800mAh battery. (If you’re comparison shopping, Honor forfeited wireless charging on the Magic V2 to meet its aggressive thickness target.) The Mix Fold 3’s wireless charging should pair well with Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 “Leading Version” processor, with its primary core capable of up to 3.36GHz of clock speed — handy for video editing on the larger screen.

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Thanks to its beefed-up camera setup, the Mix Fold 3 packs a total of four Leica-enhanced on the rear: a 50-megapixel f/1.77 main camera (Sony IMX800, 23mm equivalent) with optical stabilization, a 12-megapixel f/2.2 ultra-wide camera (15mm equivalent), a 10-megapixel telephoto camera (75mm equivalent) and the handy new 10-megapixel f/2.92 periscope camera (115mm equivalent).

Like before, you can always toggle the external screen to leverage any of these rear-facing cameras for better selfies, but for general video conferencing, you now have the option to toggle between the 20-megapixel front cameras on both the 6.56-inch external screen (2,520 x 1,080, 120Hz) and 8.025-inch flexible screen (2,160 x 1,916, 120Hz).

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The screen sizes here are practically identical to the last-gen model, except both are now upgraded with Samsung’s E6 OLED display technology for improved efficiency and outdoor visibility; you get up to 2,600 nits of peak brightness on the external panel.

Meanwhile, with Xiaomi’s improved hinge, the company can finally disclose a durability figure of 500,000 folds (certified by TÜV Rheinland). As a bonus, the Mix Fold 3 finally supports hover mode from 45 degrees to 135 degrees, meaning you can prop up the rear cameras to attempt more artistic angles or timelapse shots — just make sure you don’t accidentally scratch the external screen.

Xiaomi is taking pre-orders for the Mix Fold 3, with prices ranging from 8,999 yuan or about $1,240 (12GB LPDDR5X with 256GB UFS 4.0 storage) to 10,999 yuan or around $1,515 (16GB RAM and 1TB storage). You’ll be able to choose between a 5-layer composite material body (black only) and a more classic glass finish (black or gold). Like last year, all versions include a familiar-looking kickstand back cover in the box, but now with a bonus protection frame for the upper part of your foldable. However, Engadget understands that Xiaomi will once again be limiting its latest device to the Chinese market, which is probably a relief for the likes of Samsung and potentially Honor in the rest of the world.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/xiaomi-mix-fold-3-announced-available-in-china-only-135738419.html?src=rss

Sony’s WH-CH720N headphones are back on sale for $98

Sony makes some of the best wireless headphones around, but perhaps you don’t quite need a high-end set with all the bells and whistles. Maybe a mid-range set with active noise cancellation (ANC) that more than gets the job done is what you’re looking for. In that case, it’s definitely worth considering Sony’s WH-CH720N headphones, which are once again on sale for $98. That’s $51 off the regular price and it matches a record low we saw during Prime Day.

We gave the WH-CH720N a score of 79 in our review earlier this year. Along with great audio quality, the headphones offer a lightweight and comfortable fit. On the downside, the ANC struggled in some environments (particularly when it comes to blocking out human voices), the cans lack an automatic pausing feature and the over-reliance on plastic makes them look less elegant.

The headphones use the same chip as Sony’s WH-1000XM5 (our pick for the best wireless headphones overall) to power the ANC and the sound in general. There’s support for 360 Reality Audio and multipoint Bluetooth to connect to two devices at the same time. You should be able to use the headphones for up to 35 hours with ANC on before having to recharge them.

If your budget can’t quite stretch far enough for the WH-CH720N, take a gander at Sony’s WH-CH520 headphones, which have dropped by $22 to $38. These headphones are also compatible with 360 Reality Audio and Sony says they’ll run for up to 50 hours on a single charge. A three-minute charge will add 1.5 hours of listening time. There’s no ANC here, though these headphones are otherwise a solid, budget-friendly pick.

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