For years, designers drew on a tablet while looking at a separate monitor. Pen displays remove that gap: you draw directly on the screen, exactly as you would on paper.
Prices have dropped sharply and the newest models offer accurate colour, low latency and a matte surface that feels close to drawing paper. Many freelancers now use one as their main screen.
The learning curve is short. Most people say it takes about a week before going back to the old setup feels strange.
Apple has been testing a wrist-worn device that pairs with the iPhone, according to people familiar with the project.
Empty floors are being turned into homes, studios and shared workspaces.
A new low power mode promises up to three extra hours of battery life on the same iPhone.
New sensors and smarter software turn the watch on your wrist into a daily health adviser.
Researchers are testing apps that use the phone camera and microphone to screen for heart conditions.
Good light, one screen at eye level and fewer cables do more for focus than any new gadget.
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