You might not get as much as you were expecting with the iPhone 12

Plus: a particularly premium MP3 player, Facebook tests dark mode for iOS, a new patent showing Apple's AR plans, and more –

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Astell & Kern's high-end MP3 player is for serious music lovers Read more

How much would you spend for top-quality audio? If it's around $1,799 / £1,799 then give the A&futura SE200 from Astell & Kern a look: it includes two high-fidelity digital-to-analog converters, 256GB of storage, and high-def Bluetooth.

Facebook dark mode has started appearing for some iOS users Read more

Facebook's dark mode is live on the desktop but hasn't yet made it to the mobile apps, though testing on Android has been happening all year. Now that testing has expanded to inlcude iOS, with some users saying they're now seeing the option.

Apple's augmented reality specs could take a modular approach Read more

Based on a newly published patent, it looks as though the long-rumored augmented reality glasses from Apple could be modular – as in, you'll be able to swap out the lenses and arms of the specs to get different features or a different specification.

Sponsored: Record, rewind and replay life with Huawei's P40 Pro Read more

We already know the Huawei P40 Pro, TechRadar's number one camera phone, is primed to shoot iconic photos. With its Leica co-engineered camera system, that shouldn't come as a huge surprise – Leica's look is, after all, iconic.

The entry-level iPad could be getting a size bump this year Read more

From Apple AR specs to Apple tablets: according to one of the best Apple analysts in the business, the screen on the entry-level iPad will jump from 10.2 inches to 10.8 inches when a new model is released later this year, alongside a new iPad Mini.

The iPhone 12 might not come with a charger or any earbuds Read more

Ming-chi Kuo, the same analyst behind the 10.8-inch iPad prediction above, has also gone on the record as saying the iPhone 12 handsets won't come with a charger or earbuds in the box, in an attempt to reduce both costs and unnecessary e-waste.

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