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  • Senior Editor, XDA Developers
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  • Content Creator, Ben's Gadget Review
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Insta360 X6 Review: Improved Visuals Mean It’s No Longer Just For Play

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By Ben Sin Verified
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I’ve had the privilege of testing Insta360’s X series of 360 cameras from its very beginning, and while I’ve always called the cameras my “must-carry” item when going on holiday, they were ultimately cameras that I used purely for fun, shooting casual videos for Instagram. But with the new Insta360 X6, image quality has improved to a point that the X6 has become a work tool: in the past month of reviewing the camera, I shot two “real work” videos with the camera.
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Insta360 X6 Review: Improved Visuals Mean It’s No Longer Just For Play Original

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By Ben Sin Verified
| Forbes Verified
I’ve had the privilege of testing Insta360’s X series of 360 cameras from its very beginning, and while I’ve always called the cameras my “must-carry” item when going on holiday, they were ultimately cameras that I used purely for fun, shooting casual videos for Instagram. But with the new Insta360 X6, image quality has improved to a point that the X6 has become a work tool: in the past month of reviewing the camera, I shot two “real work” videos with the camera.
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The AI Notetaker Memoket Gem Is A Must-Own For Journalists And Students Original

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By Ben Sin Verified
| Forbes Verified
The Memoket Gem AI notetaker and its wriststrap. Ben Sin Up until maybe six or seven years ago, if you asked a journalist what the most annoying part of their job was, chances are most would say “transcribing an interview.” Thanks to the advancement in technology, many Gen Z journalists today may not even know what transcribing is. But essentially, it’s the act of listening to a recording of an interview and typing out every single word (or at least, the key words).
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