Andrew Liszewski
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Baseus camera spotlight tracks intruders across your yard
The Baseus U2 Pro adds a motorized spotlight that follows moving targets to deter unwanted visitors, not just record them.
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Tuesday Labs opens Voxel robot reservations for 2028 delivery
The New York robotics lab is taking $200 reservations for its Voxel Series-1 home robot, which will cost $20,000 when it ships in 2028.
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JustWatch launches its own streaming service
The streaming guide now offers free and paid tiers plus movie rentals from 30 global partners.
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Bose buys Skullcandy to reach younger audiences
Bose acquires Skullcandy to expand its audio technology reach beyond frequent travelers to younger, board sports-focused consumers.
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Over $963,000 in graded cards stolen from FedEx
More than 200 packages of authenticated Pokémon and sports cards vanished from a FedEx truck outside PSA's California headquarters.
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Adobe Lightroom mobile adds AI tool to fix closed eyes
Adobe's Lightroom mobile app can now open closed eyes in photos with a single tap using generative AI, matching lighting and pose automatically.
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Stretchy MagSafe pouch holds far more than cards
Ninja Labs' MagSafe Flex Pouch uses silicone to expand storage on your phone's back beyond wallets.
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Sony breaks Android 17 promise for Xperia 10 VI
Sony says storage limits prevent the midrange phone from running Android 17, breaking a three-update pledge made at launch.
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Shelly's radar sensor tracks 10 people without cameras
Shelly's new Presence Gen4 uses radar instead of cameras to detect multiple people moving through spaces and trigger smart home automations.
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Amazon launches kid-friendly tablets with parental controls
Amazon's new Kids Tablets run Android with Google Play access but let parents limit content and screen time through a built-in dashboard.
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Halide camera app adds full aperture control for iPhone 18 Pro
Halide Mark III now lets users pick any f-stop setting on iPhone 18 Pro’s camera.
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Amazon's next basic Kindle gets new colors and redesign
Leaked images show the entry-level Kindle will come in light blue, green, and mauve with a relocated power button and rounded corners.
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Polaroid's Mod camera adds four creative shooting modes
Polaroid's new Mod instant camera lets photographers experiment with double exposure, split shot, light painting and motion freeze effects, all captured in-camera.
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Fairphone's repairable earbuds return October 14th
Fairphone launches Fairbuds 2 with seven replaceable parts and better audio codecs, priced lower than the original.
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Bose returns to wired earbuds after 11 years
Bose's new $99 wired earbuds bring active noise canceling without the battery drain, available for preorder today.
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Philips' AI toothbrush maps your mouth as you brush
The Sonicare Next-Generation DiamondClean 9900 Prestige uses motion tracking and AI to guide your brushing technique in real time.
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iPhone 18 Pro camera apps unlock hidden aperture control
Third-party apps let you adjust the iPhone 18 Pro's variable aperture far beyond the four settings Apple's camera app allows.
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Apple's next HomePod, iPad, and TV leak out
Code reveals three new Apple devices coming before year end, with design tweaks and processor upgrades.
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Cricut's sticker machines print, cut, and laminate
Cricut launches two compact crafting machines designed to turn photos into precut stickers, starting at $169.
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Smart glasses recalled for burning users' faces
Inmo Air3 smart glasses overheat during use, causing burns. A software fix is coming.
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Nikon's cheaper Z5 IIC cuts features, not performance
Nikon's new Z5 IIC drops $450 off the Z5 II's price by removing an electronic viewfinder and halving screen resolution, but keeps the core 24.5-megapixel sensor and in-body stabilization.
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Apple's new photo controls work only on latest iPhones
Apple's texture and grain editing features are limited to photos shot on iPhone 18 Pro models, despite initial confusion about broader compatibility.
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Nuance Audio Plus hearing aid glasses get smarter
EssilorLuxottica's updated hearing aid glasses pack better sound, longer battery life, and new colors into temple arms that look normal.
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Game Boy clone beats Analogue Pocket on price and size
FunnyPlaying's new FPGB Mini plays original cartridges for $70, half the cost of its closest competitor.
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Camp Snap's 110D brings 1970s film cameras into the digital age
A new screenless digital camera reimagines the pocket-sized 110 film cameras that defined casual photography decades ago.
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Bose's open earbuds get a serious upgrade
The second-gen Ultra Open Earbuds deliver better sound and battery life, while a new Sport model targets active users.
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Boox Palma 3 adds pen support
Boox’s pocket-sized E Ink reader gets a sharper body, newer Android, and optional stylus support at a higher price.
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Canon gives the EOS R8 a steadier retro sequel
Canon’s EOS R8 Mark II adds in-body stabilization, a boxier film-camera look, and full-frame features at a higher price.
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A voice changer that fits in your pocket
Voicemod's $99.90 Key Pocket sneaks real-time voice changing onto iPhones and Androids, around the rules that blocked it.
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The long history of Duo devices before the foldable iPhone
Apple's new foldable phone shares its Duo name with decades of obscure, ambitious, and failed gadgets.
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The Standout Tech and Gadgets Announced at IFA 2026
From convertible gaming handhelds to repairable laptops, here are the best gadget reveals from Berlin.
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