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Amazon has launched a new lineup of Kindle e-readers, and early hands-on reviews are drawing attention to the design changes. PCMag's first look highlights sleek aluminum bodies, flat bezels, and the return of physical page-turn buttons. Commenters and tech writers are debating whether the refreshed hardware makes the new Kindles worth upgrading to.
- 2PCMag Praises the 2027 Lucid Gravity After Weeklong Test Drive●I Took This $100K+ EV for a Weeklong Test Drive. 12 Things That Impressed Me Most About the 2027 Lucid Gravity
PCMag has published a review of the 2027 Lucid Gravity after a weeklong test drive, listing 12 features that impressed the reviewer most. The three-row electric SUV carries a price tag above $100,000, and the write-up highlights what the outlet considers its standout strengths as the luxury EV market grows more crowded.
- 3Garmin Smartwatch Deal Drops Price Below $200●Track Big Savings With This Garmin Smartwatch Deal, Now Under $200
PCMag reports a discount on a Garmin smartwatch, with the device now priced under $200. The deal is being highlighted as a notable saving on a fitness-tracking wearable. No further details about the specific model, retailer, or size of the discount were provided beyond the price point falling below the $200 mark.
- 4Final Cut Camera App Gains iPhone 18 Pro Variable Aperture Support▼Apple Final Cut Camera Adds Support for iPhone 18 Pro's Variable Aperture Lens
An update to Apple's Final Cut Camera app adds support for the variable aperture lens expected on the iPhone 18 Pro, according to PCMag. The change would let the camera app take advantage of adjustable aperture settings for greater control over depth of field and exposure. The report is fueling discussion about what camera hardware Apple plans for its next flagship phone.