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  • 1 week ago | whathifi.com | Joe Svetlik |Kashfia Kabir |Harry Mckerrell |Becky Roberts

    It must be hard being a musical legend. Sure, your bank balance might be rounding up like a taxi meter, you can fill stadia with adoring fans, and if it all gets a bit much, you can always take a few months off to indulge in your hobby of model railways. But there's a downside. Every time you want to try something new, the fans are in uproar. "Give us the hits!" they scream. "Play us something we know!" It's all a bit Streets of London. But not all of the greats fall into this trap.

  • 2 weeks ago | whathifi.com | Lewis Empson |Joe Svetlik

    Apple has announced the latest iteration of its iOS software, and it's looking like quite the upgrade. The tech goliath touts this upgrade as its biggest change since 2013's iOS 7, with a new look and name signifying the shift. Its new design ethos, titled Liquid Glass, is a sleek and fluid new take on iOS, with a greater focus on transparency and simplicity. It's also got a new name; Apple is unifying its software offerings across its portfolio, meaning this new version is called iOS 26.

  • 3 weeks ago | whathifi.com | Joe Svetlik

    It's that time of year again – Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is almost upon us. Apple's annual jamboree always sees a flurry of announcements, and this year promises to be no different. It always paves the way for the year ahead, and will drop a rather large hint or two on what to expect from the iPhone 17. But there's a lot more to it than Apple's smartphones.

  • 3 weeks ago | whathifi.com | Joe Svetlik

    Hisense's M2 Pro Smart Mini Projector is small. Like, really small. Measuring 19 x 22 x 23cm (7.6 x 8.6 x 9.1"), it's Hisense's smallest and most portable 4K projector yet. And weighing 3.9kg (8.6lbs), it's its lightest as well. But small devices can be packed with tech. This features "next gen AI 4K Clarity technology", which uses algorithms to upscale images, reduce noise and optimise the contrast. It also has Hisense's proprietary Triple Laser technology which gives it an expanded colour range.

  • 1 month ago | whathifi.com | Joe Svetlik

    Bluetooth version: 5.3Battery life: 30 hoursTouch controls: YesWeight: 254gFinishes: 3Sony has made improvements across the board, from the design and call quality to noise cancellation and the all-important sound quality. The XM6 are superb. But they are pricey, and unlikely to see a big discount anytime soon.

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