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Apple is set to launch it’s latest product, the iPhone Pocket, a knitted sling that can carry your phone. However, eyebrows have been raised by the hefty price tag, with the short Pocket set to cost ...

While we’re waiting to see if there’s a new HomePod mini or Apple TV 4K update in store for this week, Apple on Tuesday released a surprising new product that no one saw coming: The iPhone Pocket.

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In the movies, there’s something glamorous about a human wearing a robotic exoskeleton. Think Iron Man or Robocop. But Bradley Wagman and Viktor Bokisch, two US Army veterans studying engineering at ...