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Nothing's studio headphones arrive with triple drivers
Nothing launches the Headphone (1) Pro with three drivers per ear and studio features, targeting audio professionals and casual listeners alike.
WIRED · 2m
Bose returns to wired earbuds after 11 years
Wired headphones are having a moment with Gen Z, and Bose noticed teens wearing them everywhere.
WIRED · 2m
Dolby Labs Q2 Stock Drop Explained
Cambiar SMID Fund highlights Dolby Labs' Q2 decline amid semiconductor gains.
Yahoo Finance · 1m
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.
The Verge · 1m
How to choose the right USB to USB-C adapter
Not all USB-A to USB-C adapters are built the same, and picking the wrong one can slow charging, tank file transfers, or damage your port.
Engadget · 2m
Robot vacuums aren't magic cleaning machines
Before you ditch your regular vacuum, understand what robot vacuums actually can and can't do.
Engadget · 2m
Samsung's AI fridge update bricked $4,000 appliances
A faulty software update left Samsung's premium smart fridges completely non-functional right before a major holiday.
Futurism · 1m
Walmart deals: Save big on JBL headphones, Vizio TV, AirPods
Three major tech upgrades hit steep discounts today, from budget-friendly headphones to a massive 4K TV.
PCMAG · 2m
Bose launches two new open earbuds
Bose releases the Ultra Open 2 and Sport Open earbuds as the open-ear category explodes.
Rolling Stone · 1m
10 coolest Japanese gadgets you'll never find in the US
Japan's tech market is full of wonderfully weird inventions that solve problems you didn't know you had.
Engadget · 3m
Apple AirPods 5 are the best buds for most people
Apple's new AirPods 5 replace the older model with better audio, improved noise cancellation, and volume controls for $149.
PCMAG · 2m
Samsung's AI appliances find their audience in India
Young Indian consumers are driving a ninefold surge in connected devices, pushing Samsung to make AI affordable across all price points.
The Economic Times · 1m
Which iPhone should you buy right now
Apple's seven iPhone models range from $699 to $1,999. Here's how to pick the right one for your needs and budget.
WIRED · 4m
Apple AirPods 5 review: The choice is clear
Apple's latest regular AirPods bring noise cancellation to all models, but the product strategy is frustratingly confusing.
Engadget · 2m
Amazon cuts AirPods 5 price on release day
Apple's new AirPods 5 are already discounted to $124.99 on Amazon, offering noise cancellation across both models without a price bump.
Mashable · 1m
Snap's $2,200 AR glasses are bold but not ready
After half a decade of development, Snap's first consumer AR glasses arrive this fall with big ambitions and real limitations.
The Verge · 3m
Snap Specs: Standalone AR glasses finally arrive
Snap's first consumer AR glasses pack serious power into a wearable form factor, but at a steep price.
Engadget · 3m