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It was developed over five years by Japanese independent developer Daisuke 'Pixel' Amaya in his free time. Insta360 One RS, from $279.99, insta360.Cave Story, originally released as Dōkutsu Monogatari, is a 2004 Metroidvania platform-adventure game for Microsoft Windows. You won’t miss any of the action happening around you – and a neat AI-driven editing function will help you piece together the highlights. (With a dive case, it’s waterproof to 60m.) To make the most of its USP over rivals like GoPro, get the 360-degree lens. It’s smoother to use than its predecessor with built-in image stabilisation that can make your hand look steady on the hairiest moguls or roughest waves, plus a meatier battery. The latest from Chinese brand Insta360 is a modular camera that offers a range of lenses – 4K a one-inch produced with Leica and a 360-degree – that can be swapped out. Tile Pro, £29.99, uk.Ī slick new action camera has thrown itself onto the market. Handily, it also works in reverse should you misplace your smartphone: press a button on the tracker and your phone will ring, even if it’s set on silent mode. Louder than its predecessors, it can be located up to 120m away – and if it’s further afield you can view its position on a map on the app. It’s water-resistant and has a hole punched into it so is easily hung from your keyring.

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Its newest release, the Tile Pro (2022), is its most powerful tracker yet.

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Tile’s key point of difference from Apple and Samsung – who have entered the tracking game with AirTags and SmartTags respectively – is that it is compatible with both iOS and Android devices. The Californian firm produces Bluetooth-operated trackers that attach to your valuables – keys, wallet, handbag, backpack – and ring loudly when you press a button on a corresponding smartphone app. RecommendedĪs someone whose keys have perfected a disappearing act to rival Houdini, I consider Tile an everyday saviour. What this palm-sized contraption does, though, is enable you to manually pull espresso shots worthy of a Melbourne barista from your beachside shack or remote cabin. “With the Picopresso there are no shortcuts,” reads the stern description on the website of Wacaco, the Hong Kong startup behind a string of impressive travel espresso-makers. The creators of the excellently named Picopresso are not about to tell you that their dinky new release makes for easy brewing. Opt for the package that includes DJI’s new LCD-screen remote control. Its wings fold neatly like a damselfly, for stashing in a coat pocket. (A caveat: its standard battery will last 34 minutes if you want longer stamina, a bigger battery will take it over 250g.) The palm-sized device’s collision sensors and image-taking abilities are a step up from previous models: its camera can shoot 4K video or 48MP photos. That number matters: in the UK and other places, drones under 250g can be flown near people provided they are registered. The DJI Mini 3 Pro weighs in at under 250g © a drone that’s lighter than a block of butter? The latest flying camera from DJI packs beast-like features into a 249g package. Astell & Kern A&norma SR25 MKII, £699, .uk It can also host a 4.4mm headphone jack, which will please serious audiophiles. Yet it allows for easier wireless transfer of audio files than its predecessor with its file-drop function and, via Bluetooth, enables you to play tunes from devices like your smartphone. (These benefits are best-enjoyed with great headphones such as the Sennheiser HD 820 or more affordable Grado SR325x.) Like its precursor, the MKII is an angular slice of aluminium that fits neatly in the palm of your hand and connects with services including Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify, Tidal and SoundCloud. When I listen to “Bright Horses”, there is an impossibly smooth and well-defined richness to the singer’s vocals and the piano accompaniment this eclipses the iPhone 13, sure, but also other mini music players, including the MKII’s predecessor, the much-lauded SR25.

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Nick Cave is doing his best to sell me the SR25 MKII, the latest high-res portable music player from South Korean specialist Astell & Kern.

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