Shure just announced its new MoveMic‚ the company's smallest dual-channel‚ direct-to-phone wireless lavalier solution. Shure calls this microphone the best-sounding option in the business‚ crafted for content creators‚ videographers‚ and mobile journalists. The company wants to create a new standard for broadcast-quality wireless audio with "unparalleled clarity and reliability." Shure MoveMic weighs 8.2g and is virtually invisible when worn‚ which helps for discreet mobile audio capture. It offers seamless connectivity to smartphones via the MOTIV apps and universal compatibility with cameras‚ computers‚ and more. Image source: Shure More impressively‚ Shure says you can get up to eight hours of straight recording‚ with a total of 24 hours when you charge the microphone in its USB-C charging case – just like AirPods. For the company‚ "MoveMic isn't just another microphone; it's a revolution in portable audio‚ designed to make high-quality recording accessible anywhere‚ anytime." Still‚ it's important to note that to take full advantage of this device‚ it's needed to use Shure MOTIV's video app for "lightning-fast setup time." Image source: Shure In addition‚ Shure promises IPX4-rated to withstand rain‚ spills‚ and splashes. With that‚ TikToker‚ interviewers‚ and anyone in between will be able to record audio and video in a professional way. While Apple itself is already recording its keynotes with the iPhone 15 Pro‚ this is just another wake-up call for content creators also to be mindful of their audio‚ as it helps distinguish professional content from just good content. Shure is already selling the MoveMic in three different options. Users can get just one microphone‚ two for a better interviewing-like experience‚ and a complete kit with a receiver to ensure both audio channels sound perfect. MoveMic One is available for $249‚ MoveMic Two for $349‚ and the complete kit with a receiver costs $499. BGR will let you know more about this product as we get a chance to review it in the future. Don't Miss: Shure Aonic 215 Gen 2 earbuds review: Bluetooth buds for audiophiles The post Shure MoveMic could revolutionize audio for outdoor content creation appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2024: Get $430+ free Best Fire TV Stick deals for March 2024 Shark robot vacuum deal: $650 best-seller is under $450 today Noise cancelling Echo Buds cost 74% less than AirPods Pro with this sale

After over a month of beta testing‚ iOS 17.4 is finally available to iPhone users. With that‚ people can experience a new security update for stolen iPhones‚ Apple Music tweaks‚ and exclusive features for European users. European users get these exclusive new features With iOS 17.4‚ European iPhone users can download alternative app stores‚ choose third-party payments‚ and even their default browser. Here’s what we know: Marketplaces – or alternative app stores: Users in the EU can choose to download apps in alternative app stores as long as they meet Apple’s criteria for customer experience‚ support‚ and fraud prevention‚ among other changes. Default browser options: EU users can choose a new default browser from a list of the most downloaded browsers on iOS devices just after they update to iOS 17.4. NFC third-party access: Banks and third-party payment services can be offered for European iPhones. Web apps are back: It's almost not a feature. When Apple started testing iOS 17.4‚ the company said it was removing web apps for European users. By the end of the beta cycle‚ Cupertino said it won't remove this feature‚ so nothing is changing. iOS 17.4 features everyone is getting Image source: José Adorno for BGR With iOS 17.4‚ developers can try everything Apple is planning to release next week‚ which includes: Gaming app changes: Users can now take advantage of streaming gaming apps‚ such as GeForce NOW. These developers can offer games inside their own apps. Messaging with Siri: Siri can read incoming messages in multiple languages‚ including Spanish‚ Portuguese‚ French‚ German‚ and more. New emojis: Over 28 new emojis are available with iOS 17.4. You can discover them here. Stolen Device Protection changes: Apple has added an option that a double authentication can always be required instead of only unfamiliar locations. AirPods on Android: When your AirPods are being used on an Android device or Windows PC‚ there’s a new notification on your iPhone so you can switch the connection back to it iPhone 15 battery lasts longer: Apple says that the iPhone 15 can hold at least 1‚000 complete cycles with up to 80% of total battery life‚ compared to 500 cycles of its predecessors. In addition‚ there’s a new Battery setting that shows the cycle count of your iPhone‚ when the battery was manufactured‚ and when it was first used. New iMessage protocol: iMessage is also being upgraded with iOS 17.4 with a new post-quantum cryptographic protocol that improves end-to-end secure messaging. You can learn more about it here. iOS 17.4 iPhone compatibility Image source: José Adorno for BGR iOS 17.4 is compatible with the following devices: iPhone XR‚ XS‚ and XS Max iPhone 11 iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max iPhone SE (2nd gen) iPhone 12 mini and iPhone 12 iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max iPhone 13 mini and iPhone 13 iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max iPhone SE (3rd gen) iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max Below‚ you can learn more about iOS 17‚ including existing and upcoming features. Don't Miss: iOS 17: Release date‚ download‚ beta‚ supported devices‚ and more The post Apple releases iOS 17.4 with 11 new key features‚ including EU iPhone sideloading appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $189 AirPods Pro 2‚ $150 off eero Pro 6E mesh‚ Instant Pot air fryers‚ Fire Sticks‚ more Sony WH-1000XM4 drop to $248‚ and other Sony headphones deals start at $60 Potensic’s popular ATOM drone has a 4K camera‚ a 3-axis gimbal‚ and a huge discount Noise cancelling Echo Buds cost 74% less than AirPods Pro with this sale

After a month of beta testing‚ iPadOS 17.4 is now available to iPad users. This update has few more features than iPadOS 17.3‚ even though it lacks important changes available with iOS 17.4‚ such as iPhone sideloading. Unlike the iPhone update‚ Apple's iPad models won't fall into the Digital Markets Act legislation‚ which means iPad European users won't be able to download third-party app stores‚ use third-party wallets‚ and so on. That said‚ here are the main iPadOS 17.4 features available now: New emoji: New mushroom‚ phoenix‚ lime‚ broken chain‚ and shaking heads emoji are available in the emoji keyboard in addition to 18 people and body emoji with the option to face them in either direction Apple Podcasts Transcripts:  Transcripts let you follow an episode with text that highlights in sync with the audio in English‚ Spanish‚ French‚ and German Accessibility podcast features: Episode text can be read in full‚ searched for a word or phrase‚ tapped to play from a specific point‚ and used with accessibility features such as Text Size‚ Increase Contrast‚ and VoiceOver Image source: José Adorno for BGR Apple Music tweaks:  Music recognition lets you add songs you have identified to your Apple Music Playlists and Library with iPadOS 17.4 Messages changes: Business updates you opt-in to keep you informed of order status‚ flight notifications‚ fraud alerts‚ or other transactions from trusted businesses in Messages for Business Apple Cash: Apple Cash virtual card numbers enable you to pay with Apple Cash at merchants that don't yet accept Apple Pay by typing in your number from Wallet or using Safari AutoFill Home tab: Apple Music and Podcasts’ Listen Now tab is now called Home. New iMessage protocol: iMessage is also being upgraded with iPadOS 17.4 with a new post-quantum cryptographic protocol that improves end-to-end secure messaging. You can learn more about it here. In addition‚ iPadOS 17.4 fixes an issue where contact pictures are blank in Find My‚ and Safari Favorites Bar adds an option to show only icons for websites. Don't Miss: iPadOS 17: Release date‚ features‚ compatibility‚ beta‚ more The post iPadOS 17.4 now available with new emoji‚ Podcasts transcripts‚ and other 8 features appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $20 Amazon credit‚ 20% off Ring Battery Doorbell Plus‚ Peloton Bikes‚ Levi’s jeans‚ more Shark robot vacuum deal: $650 best-seller is under $450 today Leap day deals: Star Wars apparel‚ $45 Ring Video Doorbell Wired‚ Ninja air fryer‚ TP-Link WiFi 6 mesh‚ more Potensic’s popular ATOM drone has a 4K camera‚ a 3-axis gimbal‚ and a huge discount

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