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### Samsung Galaxy S24: Embracing AI, Apple Watch Ban Saga, and Beyond

Catch up on our consumer technology stories from this week.

Fresh from CES 2024, another major tech event has taken place in January, where Samsung officially unveiled its highly anticipated Galaxy S24 AI-powered smartphone. Ubisoft made waves by suggesting that gamers should embrace not owning their digital games. Stay updated on the top product news of the week in our recap by Jorge Jimenez.

Samsung has introduced the Galaxy Ring, a new piece of health technology designed to integrate with Samsung Health. However, details beyond this remain scarce. Gif: Samsung / YouTube

In the realm of smartphones, AI, and wearable tech, Samsung has once again made a splash with the launch of the latest Samsung Galaxy S24 series. Priced at $1,300 for the Ultra edition with a new titanium frame, the phone boasts a plethora of long-anticipated features, all intricately woven with artificial intelligence. Additionally, the existence of the Galaxy Ring has been confirmed. – Kyle Barr Read More

A screenshot from the game Assassins Creed Mirage

Ubisoft is rolling out a fresh iteration of its Ubisoft+ subscription service, advocating for players to embrace the concept of not owning the games they play. Image: Ubisoft

Players are being urged to embrace subscription models and relinquish ownership of their games. This week, Ubisoft revamped its subscription offering, but one company executive seemed to overlook why gamers and developers might prefer to own their games rather than subscribe monthly. – Kyle Barr Read More

A Samsung Galaxy S24 in violet against a peach background.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 is packed with a range of AI features, some of which are currently complimentary. Photo: Florence Ion / Gizmodo

Samsung placed a significant emphasis on AI during its recent Unpacked event, with the Galaxy S24 taking the spotlight. While Samsung is encouraging users to embrace AI, there may be a catch as users could potentially be required to pay for certain AI features or future generative capabilities by 2026. – Kyle Barr Read More

A photo of the Galaxy S24

The latest addition to the Samsung lineup is the titanium-clad Galaxy S24 Ultra. Photo: Florence Ion / Gizmodo

Samsung has unveiled its flagship Galaxy S24 series for the new year, featuring the Galaxy S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra. These smartphones promise a host of expected features such as multiple camera lenses, vibrant AMOLED displays, extended battery life, and robust durability. – Florence Ion Read More

The Apple Watch Ultra 2 on a wrist.

Photo: Florence Ion / Gizmodo

Recently, the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled against extending the temporary ban on Apple Watches, mandating the halt of sales by 5 pm ET on Thursday, January 18.

Apple has successfully implemented a workaround to resume sales of the Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 without the blood oxygen sensor, as reported by 9to5Mac. – Dua Rashid Read More

A creative endeavor has resulted in a slim PlayStation 5 redesigned into a laptop form factor, offering a compelling outcome. Gif: YouTube / DIY Perks

Dreaming of a sleek PlayStation 5 that easily fits into a laptop sleeve? Witness a DIY project that achieved just that, showcasing the potential for ultra-portable handheld consoles. – Kyle Barr Read More

An image of the Samsung SCH-W789 - 2012.

Image: PhoneDog

While the spotlight is on Samsung’s Galaxy S24 event today, let’s take a moment to reflect on its past. Despite the allure of new phones with advanced features, there’s a nostalgic charm in revisiting the iconic Samsung phones from the past two decades. – Dua Rashid Read More

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Photo: Dan Ackerman / Gizmodo

Exploring Apple’s new mixed reality headset may reveal a few missing favorite apps within the Cupertino company’s novel “spatial” environment. As pre-orders for the Vision Pro commence, potential buyers eyeing the $3,500 headset should be aware of the available virtual experiences. Some notable apps will not be compatible with the Vision Pro, while unexpected surprises await. – Kyle Barr Read More

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