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Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are coming standard to select 2027 Crest and Balise pontoons with Savvy Navvy navigation.
Motorola’s Razr Fold hit 18h22m browsing, beating Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold7 by about four hours.
Amazfit Helio Strap firmware 3.22.0.1 adds 51 workout modes, VO2 Max tweaks and phased global rollout via Zepp.
ChargeUltra G4 packs a charger, clock, alarms, and light into a $40 Kickstarter—but delivery is not due until October 2026.
WhatsApp is adding @all alerts, tighter poll controls and easy spin-off groups to stop decisions from getting buried in busy chats.
A Pixel 11 Pro leak points to 120x zoom, G6 silicon branding, and Gemini features ahead of Google’s August 12 event.
A leak says Sennheiser’s Momentum True Wireless 5 will keep the €299.90 price, add five colors, and possibly launch August 19.
Alexander Rakhlin will lead MIT SDSC, making mathematical rigor and AI safety central to the center's next chapter.
Garmin CIRQA impressed on deep sleep, but weak REM detection keeps it from being a full sleep-tracking win.
Apple will open iPhone clipboard syncing to Windows PCs in the EU, but the feature may not arrive until fall 2027.
The $45 Godox C100 is less serious camera than transparent gadget flex, with light-meter tricks and clear tradeoffs.
Google Health 5.05 lets Fitbit data write to Apple Health, ending a years-long iPhone sync gap for mixed-device users.
Apple has now published the security details for today’s macOS Tahoe, Sequoia, and Sonoma updates, revealing that all three address a serious Screen Sharing vulnerability. Here is what Apple fixed.
Users running the latest version of Claude Code on macOS and Linux can now have their sessions message each other to share findings, ask questions, and coordinate work. Here are the details.
Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S26 FE has now received the official nod from the FCC, which means it probably is launching next month, just like its predecessor did last year. Interestingly, while the Galaxy S26 FE has an Exynos chipset and modem, it uses a Qualcomm chip for Wi-Fi, unlike the S25 FE which was all-Exynos. The new phone has support for 45W fast wired charging, just like its predecessor. It also supports wireless charging, NFC, Wi-Fi 6, and satellite connectivity. While the FCC certification doesn’t reveal the chipset powering it, this has been rumored to be the Exynos...
A relatively affordable smartwatch with offline maps, the Amazfit Active 3 Premium is now receiving a feature-packed software update. Depending on how the wearable is used, owners stand to benefit from a noticeably improved experience.
Apple is widely expected to raise iPhone prices when the iPhone 18 Pro launches next month. But a new rumor suggests the iPhone 17 might get a price increase as early as next week.
Just a few days after launching the Konkr Pocket Advance, Ayaneo has released the handheld in a new color. Called Peach Color, it has the same price as the other colors and is available to pre-order now with a $20 discount.
Valve has received a brand new shipment of the Steam Frame, which is listed as containing VR controller + HMD + VR controller accessory.
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In just a few days, on August 12, Google will unveil the Pixel 11 family and the Pixel Watch 5. Ahead of that, the company has today published a new video teaser for the watch on its YouTube channel. It's short and to the point, as you can see. And the point? Well, the point is to poke fun at the Samsung Galaxy Watches and the Apple Watches of the world with their weird shapes that aren't really very watch-like. The Pixel Watch 5, on the other hand? This one "has the decency to look like a watch". And it does that while still tracking your health, sleep, and fitness. So the obvious...
This weekend’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break has arrived with one of the best deals yet on AirPods Pro 3 at 25% off, $100 off AirPods Pro Max, and some notable offers courtesy of the Apple Certified Refurbished Store. We are also hosting the tail end of this weekend’s 500 price drop on M5 MacBook Pro. Some rare Apple gift card discounts you can use towards the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro launch also join Apple Watch Ultra 3 deals, and brand new, unlocked iPhone Air models at $150+ off the list prices. All that and a bunch more await below.
Bose has officially launched the QuietComfort Headphones (2nd Gen) at $359, bringing TrueSpatial Immersive Audio to the base lineup for the first time. The headphones add a six-microphone noise cancelling array, lossless USB-C audio up to 24-bit/48kHz, and three limited-edition colorways.