Tag: Gadgets
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The Apple Beats Game Controller Just Leaked — Here’s Everything We Know
Code buried in macOS beta points to two unreleased iPhone controllers, and insiders say they’ll carry the Beats logo instead of Apple’s.
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Steam Frame Release Date Is Here: Pre-Orders Close in 72 Hours at $1,059
Valve just opened Steam Frame reservations — you’ve got until September 17 to lock in the $1,059 wireless VR headset before the window closes.
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Apple Watch Ultra 4 Is Here: The 50-Hour Battery and a Health Score That Changes Your Morning
Apple’s toughest watch just got a much bigger battery, a smarter chip, and a health score that tells you whether today is a push day or a rest day.
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Nintendo Switch 2 VRR Update Is Here — But There’s a Huge Catch
Update 23.0.0 finally brings VRR to Switch 2’s docked mode, plus Mii editor music and cross-console transfers. There’s just one catch: game support.
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Plaud One AI Earbuds Are Here: The $249 Buds That Draft Your Emails While You Talk
A $249 pair of earbuds with a built-in eSIM that transcribes your meetings and writes the follow-up email for you. Here is what the Plaud One actually does.
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Google Pixel Tag Release Date Is Set: What the $29 Tracker Can Actually Do
Google’s first official item tracker has a ship date, a $29 price tag, and a clever dual-radio trick up its sleeve. Here’s how it stacks up against AirTag and Galaxy SmartTag.
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AirPods 5 Are Here With 50% Better Noise Cancellation — Here’s If They’re Worth It
Apple just cut the price and boosted noise cancellation on the AirPods 5. Here’s what actually changed, and whether AirPods 4 owners should bother upgrading.
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The Xiaomi 18 Fold Just Launched, and It Undercuts Samsung’s Foldable by Hundreds
Xiaomi’s new foldable undercuts Samsung on price and beats it on battery life — but there’s a catch if you don’t live in China.
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The Violoop AI Assistant Could Save Your Aging Laptop From an Upgrade
A palm-sized gadget just promised to make your old laptop feel brand new by handling AI agent tasks itself. Here’s what Violoop actually does, and what it costs.