From the editors, a collection of new apps and games released this week, featuring what to watch, play, and see.

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A woman's SE watch was damaged, but not worn, at the time of the incident. The exact cause of the damage is unclear, but it may have occurred when the watch was dropped or placed on a nightstand.

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The HyperDrive Next 10 Port USB-C Dock supports dual 4K monitors, compatible with both Mac and PC laptops. The dock requires a driver download for Mac users, available on the HyperDrive website, for seamless dual-monitor use.

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The HyperDrive Next 10 Port Business Class USB-C Docking Station offers dual 4K monitor support, 10 ultra-fast ports, and lightning-fast data transfers. It features 10Gbps USB ports, SD 4.0 for 3X faster photo and video transfers, and a 100W PD power pass for charging devices.

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The HyperDrive Next hub offers 7 ultra-fast ports, including dual 4K HDMI outputs, for seamless connectivity. It supports M1, M2, and M3 MacBooks, PCs, and Chromebooks, with 10Gbps USB ports for fast file transfers and a 100W PD power pass-through port for charging.

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The HyperDrive Next 10 Port USB-C Hub is a connectivity solution for creators, offering 10 ultra-fast ports, 4K60Hz monitor support for Mac, PC, and Chromebook, and 10Gbps USB ports for 2X faster file transfers.

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HyperDrive introduces the Next USB4 NVMe SSD Enclosure, offering 40Gbps transfer speeds and compatibility with M.2 NVMe SSDs up to 4TB. The enclosure features easy snap-in installation, IP55 water and dust resistance, and EcoSmart Sustainability using 100% recycled aluminum.

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Hyper introduces USB-C hubs and accessories under the 'HyperDrive Next' family. The USB4 NVMe SSD Enclosure costs $119.99 and features a robust aluminum enclosure for a speedy external drive.

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YouTube freezes in Safari 17.4.1 due to dropped frames, causing inactivity. Other browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Orion, Arc, Vivaldi) do not experience this issue. Statistics show Safari loses a large number of frames, unlike other browsers.

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