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TechLife's October 2018 issue is out now!

[Keep up to date with all things TechLife by signing up for our newsletter !] From lounge room to office to the great outdoors, we reveal the tech that can change your life in the October issue of TechLife! Plus, don't believe everything you hear: we bust 10 technology myths that plague our world. And then, find out how to turn an old PC into a gaming rig for under $300! Our expert team is also on hand with the latest guides – this month, we explain how to: Boost your iPhone, iPad and Mac's battery life Automate smart home devices with Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant Take sharper photos Boost your productivity in Windows And lots more! Grab your copy from newsagents, selected supermarkets or digitally via the Google Play Store or Apple Newsstand from Monday, August 27, 2018. Readers can also find our selection of exclusive software downloads here , as well as the essential tutorial files so you can work along with our how-to guides at home. Subscribe to ...

Oral-B Genius X

Two-minute review If you're on the fence about smart toothbrushes, the Oral-B Genius X could be the one for you. Just like top-end electric toothbrushes such as the Philips Sonicare 9900 Prestige and the Oral-B iO Series 9 , the Genius X can provide real-time brushing guidance as you work your way around your mouth via a smartphone app – but even if you decide to forego the bells and whistles, you're still getting a very good, powerful electric toothbrush. Skipping the app means you lose out on feedback that could help improve your technique, but you aren't missing any of the key features. Some other brushes only allow you to change modes or see pressure warnings through the app, but the Genius X puts all this on the handle, where it's visible at a glance. If you're not sure whether to invest in a 'smart' toothbrush, the Oral-B Genius X works well either with or without its app (Image credit: Future) The Genius X also has a particularly well d...

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