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JBL Live Free NC+ true wireless in-ear noise-canceling Bluetooth earbuds provide an immersive experience at a reasonable price. (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)

JBL Live Free NC+ true wireless in-ear noise-canceling Bluetooth earbuds provide an immersive experience at a reasonable price. (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)

A headphone upgrade is a welcome gift for Father’s Day. The JBL Live Free NC+ True Wireless in-Ear Noise Canceling Bluetooth Earbuds are ideal for a noise-canceling, immersive experience – and right now you can grab them with more than half off during our Father’s Day Sale, which runs through June 11th only. The best […] (via Cult of Mac - Tech and culture through an Apple lens)

Apple at WWDC this week announced a new toolkit that makes it easier for game developers to port Windows games to the Mac. The toolkit provides an emulation environment that allows developers to run their existing, unmodified Windows game on the Mac and quickly evaluate how well the game could run on macOS before writing any code. A beta version of the toolkit is available for download on the Apple Developer website. Apple is also offering developers a new Metal shader converter that simplifies the process of converting a Windows game's shaders and graphics code to run on Macs with Apple silicon. Apple says the toolkit and converter significantly reduce the total development time required to port games to the…

The OLED display on the Inspire 3 is better than the monochrome screen on the previous model, even with the mammoth bezels. | Image: Victoria Song / The Verge In today’s day and age, it often feels like we’re constantly wanting our devices to offer more — more pixels, more sensors, more processing power. However, a back-to-the-basics fitness tracker like the Fitbit Inspire 3 can be a welcome change of pace, especially since it’s on sale at Amazon, Best Buy, and Target right now for $79.95 ($20 off). The Inspire 3 is pretty bare-bones, but that’s by design. You won’t find built-in GPS or virtual assistants like Alexa or Google Assistant, but rather a color OLED screen and a colorful,…