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Good morning! By Chris Hall | Monday October 10 2022 Good morning! - If you're enjoying the email, w

Good morning! By Chris Hall | Monday October 10 2022 Good morning! - If you're enjoying the email, why not get a friend to sign up too, so they can also be in the know? Get them to [sign up here.]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [Website]( Apple's next iPhone SE might finally drop the Home button, look more like XR POCKET-LINT What's happened? Comments by an oft-accurate display analyst suggest that [Apple's next iPhone SE]( will get a notch and lose the Home button for the first time. Why does it matter? A report claims that we should expect the next model to feature a notch, making the device look more like the recent iPhone 14. That would also mean the removal of the Home button for the first time, meaning a switch to the gesture-based interface just like Apple's flagship models. What's my take? It's great that there's a more affordable version of the iPhone available for customers, but it's always been unfortunate that Apple's has essentially given them an old model rather than designing something new. I can understand why: with the SE traditionally offering all the power of the flagship models, giving it a nice design would run the risk of undercutting the top models and damaging sales. But, moving on to a more modern approach with Apple's excellent Face ID system makes perfect sense, unifying the experience for unlocking and ditching that ancient button. The question is, with Apple now packing the regular iPhone 14 with old hardware (compared to the Pro), what sort of hardware downgrade might the next iPhone SE find itself with? iPhone 14's crash detection feature hates roller coasters POCKET-LINT What's happened? The brand-new iPhone 14's crash detection feature is so sensitive that it keeps being triggered when people [ride on roller coasters]( calling emergency services as a result. Why does it matter? The feature is designed by Apple to detect when someone is involved in a car crash and is built into every iPhone 14, Apple Watch Series 8, and Apple Watch Ultra. What's my take? I remember watching the launch of the new devices and listening to Apple detail how much testing had gone into the new feature. I guess they need to test it some more. Mercedes EQB review: A slick seven-seat EV POCKET-LINT What's happened? Anyone keen to have an all-electric SUV with seven seats is going to love the Mercedes-Benz EQB 300 4MATIC AMG Line Premium. Not only does this chunky five-door EV have plenty to offer anyone with kids, the car comes armed with enough premium touches to make it even more appealing. Considering it’s a model that has plenty of added extras, the price tag of £56,040 is competitive. Our quick verdict You’ll need to pay extra to get all the benefits of the AMG Line Premium trim package, but if you can do without all the trimmings then ditch the frills and choose a model with a more lowly specification - it won't change the fact that when it comes to carrying lots of people, and comfortably, the EQB is a hard act to follow. [Read our]( review]( In Case You Missed it Google's [foldable Pixel]( is now rumoured for a Q1 2023 release. --- The [Acer Swift Edge]( is "world's lightest" 16-inch OLED laptop --- Amazon's Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition bundle has [a $87 saving to Prime Members]( in the Prime Early Access Sale, priced at $162.97 instead of $249.97. That's a 35% reduction in cost for the 6.8-inch e-reader without ads, plus a wireless charging dock and fabric cover. From The Gear Loop RICCARDO CHIARINI/UNSPLASH [The best winter hiking gloves]( From lightweight hand warmers to rugged mountaineering gloves. And finally... NASA, ESA, CSA, AND STSCI Amazing views of the Universe captured by the James Webb Space Telescope. [See more here.]( Have you checked out our weekly podcast that comes out every Friday? It's packed with news, interviews, and top things to get. You can subscribe to the Pocket-lint Podcast via [iTunes]( and [Spotify]( or access it on the web via [Acast](. We discuss the Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro and Pixel Watch, interview Kobo CEO Michael Tamblyn about the ongoing success of e-readers, and preview the Xiaomi 12T Pro after having played with one during the launch in Munich. [Listen to the latest episode today.]( Thanks for reading , if you're enjoying the email, why not get a friend to sign up too, so they can also be in the know? Get them to [sign up here.]( [The Trust Project][Why you can trust Pocket-lint]( Copyright © 2022 Pocket-lint, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in at our website Our mailing address is: Pocket-lint 1 St. Peters SquareManchester, M2 3DE United Kingdom [Add us to your address book]( Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](. [Mailchimp Email Marketing](

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