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The European Parliament has voted to have one common charger for all mobile devices — meaning the end of the line for Apple’s Lightning charger in the EU.

The measure passed by a vote of 582 to 40, with the guidelines to be adopted by July 2020.

It’s an effort to reduce e-waste being generated in Europe — but Apple last week argued that being forced to change iPhones from Lighting to USB-C connectors would cause “an unprecedented volume of electronic waste,” as it would make the company’s accessories obsolete.

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Samsung has created a new smartdresser that helps keep your clothes cleaner.

Freshly launched in the UK, it’s worth noting that the £1,999 AirDresser isn’t suggesting you never wash your clothes, but it is saying you don’t have to wash them as often, meaning clothes last longer.

It’s an expensive solution, but if you’re time-poor it could help you through the week.

The AirDresser has a specially-designed Jet Air system and three Air Hangers that freshen clothes by loosening and removing engrained dust, even from deep within the fabric. Steam sanitises clothing, removing bacteria.

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One of the criticisms of smartphones is that they have taken over nearly aspect of our lives, becoming more of a distraction than a useful tool.

By wearing a smart ring, you can untether from your phone, or at least separate yourself from the lure of the screen. The phone can stay in your pocket while you mingle at a party.

A smart ring can be programmed to let you know when the babysitter texts or an important work email needs to be answered.

Like smart watches and smart bracelets, smart rings are riding the cultural obsession with wearable technology.

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