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The feature works similarly to the Walkie-Talkie feature that Apple introduced for Apple Watch devices in 2018. What you need to know Samsung has released a new WalkieTalkie app for its latest Galaxy smartwatches. The app allows you to use your Galaxy Watch as a Walkie Talkie to have instant conversations. Samsung's WalkieTalkie app isn't compatible with older Galaxy smartwatches. Samsung has quietly released a new app that allows Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic users to have instant conversations, "just like if they were using a walkie-talkie" (via XDA Developers ). It uses Bluetooth to look for nearby friends and create your Walkie-Talkie channel. Unsurprisingly, the new app isn't compatible with older Galaxy smartwatches like the Galaxy Watch 3 and Galaxy Watch Active 2, which run on Samsung's own Tizen platform. To use the new app, you must register your Samsung account on a phone that is connected to your Galaxy Watch 4 or Galaxy

It lets you feel more in control of your hybrid work environment. What you need to know Google Calendar has a new feature that shows how you've spent your working hours in meetings. The feature is called Time Insights, and it's accessible only through a computer. It will start rolling out to users on September 6. Google Calendar has picked up a new feature to let you see how you're spending your time in virtual meetings through a single dashboard. The Time Insights experience provides an analytical view of your time spent while you're working remotely so you can better manage your daily routines. The new feature calculates the times you've spent on specific events in your Calendar and shows this data on the right panel. Time Insights are divided into three types of information: time breakdown, time in meetings, and people you meet with. To get started, you can simply open Google Calendar on your computer and click "More insights". You can t

The Oculus Quest 2 is an amazing, affordable introduction to VR, but it isn't without its flaws. Its face cover causes skin irritation, and it doesn't ship with the official Carrying Case. Its unsupportive cloth strap makes the headset top-heavy, the battery is short-lived...there's plenty to improve! Thankfully, the best Oculus Quest 2 accessories actually solve (or at least alleviate) many of these issues. To make your virtual experience better, we've chosen the top Oculus or third-party option in every category, from face covers to batteries, Link cables to VR-ready PCs. Best overall: Oculus Quest 2 Carrying Case You may not be carrying your Quest 2 anywhere these days, but unless you want to keep your Quest 2 in the box it shipped in, you need something to hold it. The lenses can get damaged after just a few seconds of exposure to sunlight, and after you buy a bunch of accessories, you'll need somewhere to keep them, so they don't get lost. Among

XGIMI once again delivers a projector that hits well above its weight. XGIMI carved out a name for itself in the projector segment with its Halo and Mogo portable projectors , and more recently it has ventured into the high-end 4K projector category with the Horizon Pro . Its latest offering takes the best features from both product lines and combines them in an affordable package. The Elfin isn't a traditional portable projector in that it misses out on a built-in battery, but the lightweight design makes it easy to carry around, and auto keystone correction means you can set it up in a matter of moments. The biggest differentiator is that at $649, the Elfin retails for $150 less than the Halo, making it that much more enticing if you don't mind the fact that it needs to be plugged in. So if you're looking for an affordable projector for home use that's easily portable when you need to move it between rooms or carry it to a friend or family's house, the Elfi