Pocket-lint Daily - Fujifilm X-T5 and Apple's 5G dilemma

Good morning! By Chris Hall | Thursday November 03 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](  Fujifilm X-T5 is official, equipped with 40.2MP sensor, 6.2k video and 5-axis stabilisation POCKET-LINT What's happened? Fujifilm has unveiled its latest addition to the [X-series camera range](, and this one adds some serious photography and video capabilities to its usual classic, retro camera design. Why does it matter? For the past few years, the X-T model has been a stunning example of combining great photography and video skills with a classic look, and the X-T5 is no different. What's my take? Part of the appeal of Fujifilm's cameras is the looks. The classic design that the company uses means that this looks great when it's hanging around your neck - and that's important. But it's the wide range of photography skills it offers that will really appeal. Dedicated dials for the control of major settings makes it easy to use. The sensor is stabilised to reduce an form of handshake, while it's well equipped for both photo and video work. It's expected to hit shelves on 17 November for $/£1699.  iPhone 15 to use Qualcomm's 5G modem because Apple's isn't ready POCKET-LINT What's happened? After expecting Apple to use its own 5G modem starting with iPhone 15, Qualcomm now says that [it will provide the "vast majority"]( of them instead. Why does it matter? Apple has been working on building its own 5G modem since picking up what was left of Intel's modem business in 2019, but it was always going to take time to get it ready for use in iPhones. What's my take? To the everyday customer on the street, the supplier of the modem in your phone probably makes no difference at all. In many cases, you'll never know who that is. But companies like Qualcomm have put a lot of time and effort into raising brand awareness, trying to make it a customer choice - that's certainly the case with its Snapdragon hardware. Apple moving to its own hardware will of course allow it better control over margins and perhaps allow it to streamline supply chains, but it can't afford to see a drop in performance, because that's something that customers will be all too aware of.  A MESSAGE FROM OUR SPONSOR The 47 most exciting tech products from the Exertis tech event POCKET-LINT The UK’s leading technology distributor, Exertis, recently invited 24 world-leading brands to its annual technology showcase. During the event, companies across the globe unveiled a suite of advanced products and gadgets, from smart thermostats to smart lights and beyond. [Read more about it right here.](  Apple TV 4K (2022) review: Excellent for Apple users POCKET-LINT What's happened? We're now in the third generation of the 4K Apple TV. There are features including support for HDR10+ and an upgraded processor, though the design remains largely unchanged from the original model. With plenty of other 4K streaming boxes and sticks available from the likes of Amazon, Google and Roku - most of which are significantly cheaper - is the new Apple TV 4K worth buying and what does it offer over its competition? Our quick verdict Is the Apple TV 4K (2022) the set-top box you should buy above all others? If you are an Apple user and Apple service subscriber then absolutely, it offers a great performance and experience with plenty on offer. If you just want a set-top box or stick to access streaming services, there are plenty of options that are much cheaper. [Read our review.](  In Case You Missed it [PlayStation VR 2]( goes on sale 22 February 2023 and it isn't cheap. --- [Elgato's chonky webcam]( is the world's first with 4K60 support. --- Apple TV 4K 2nd gen is now [$79 cheaper for today only, at $99.99]( (was $179). 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