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Julian Chokkattu

@JulianChokkattu
Senior Editor, Gear @WIRED. I cover personal tech. No longer posting on X, find me on Bluesky/Threads/Instagram.
New York City
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  • @JulianChokkattu
    Julian Chokkattu
    @JulianChokkattu
    Oct 28, 2024
    Apple Intelligence is rolling out today. Some thoughts!
    Apple Intelligence Isn’t Ready to Wow You—Yet
    From wired.com
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  • @JulianChokkattu
    Julian Chokkattu
    @JulianChokkattu
    Sep 24, 2024
    Safe to say a repairable Pixel Watch is on the horizon, finally. Some news out of a panel I was on earlier today about repairability in tech!
    Google Is ‘Thinking Through’ How to Make the Pixel Watch Repairable
    From wired.com
    1
  • @JulianChokkattu
    Julian Chokkattu
    @JulianChokkattu
    Sep 22, 2024
    Wow, impressive. @iFixit just gave the iPhone 16 a 7/10 in repairability this year.
    ifixit.com
    We Hot Wired the iPhone 16
    The iPhone 16 lineup makes three big leaps in repairability. It sets the stage for a new world of repairable devices with voltage-release adhesive.
    1
  • @JulianChokkattu
    Julian Chokkattu
    @JulianChokkattu
    Sep 20, 2024
    I have been through hell and back to bring you the ultimate iPhone 16 case guide:
    The Best iPhone 16 Cases and Accessories
    From wired.com
    2
  • @JulianChokkattu
    Julian Chokkattu
    @JulianChokkattu
    Sep 19, 2024
    New from me: The iPhone 16’s battery is easier to replace thanks to a new “debond-on-demand” adhesive. (Not available on the Pro models.) More here, including details on Activation Lock in iOS 18, which now extends to iPhone parts.
    The iPhone 16’s Battery Is Easier to Replace, Finally
    From wired.com
    2