iPhone Duo Pre-Orders Open October 16. Here's What Apple Isn't Saying.
Apple's first foldable starts at $1,999 with October 23 ship date, but key details are still missing.
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Garmin Cirqa Puts a $200 Price on What Whoop Charges You Forever
Garmin's screenless fitness band costs the same as one year of Whoop, but you only pay once.
read →Nothing's Headphone (1) Pro Puts a Studio Toggle Inside the Earcup
At $399, Nothing's triple-driver flagship adds a physical Flat EQ switch aimed at producers who want neutral sound on demand.
read →Sonos Ace Ultra Ships Today at $449. The Ecosystem Is the Whole Point.
Sonos' second-gen headphones launch with Wi-Fi linking and deeper ecosystem hooks, but noise cancellation still trails Sony.
read →Insta360 X6 Is the First 360 Camera That Actually Works at Night
The X6 earns five stars for battery life and low-light capture, solving the format's biggest weaknesses in one go.
read →Roku Built Its First OLED TVs. That's the Real Story.
Roku Pro Series OLED TV and Pro Series LX OLED mark the streaming platform's first move into premium display tech.
read →Sony Xperia 1 VIII Keeps the Headphone Jack. That's Not the Story.
Sony's €1,499 flagship launched with a viral AI camera controversy that buried the hardware news.
read →Google's Pixel Watch Can Now Track Insulin Resistance. No Blood Draw.
Health Guardian features just went live, bringing blood pressure and metabolic tracking to Pixel Watch 3, 4, and 5 without calibration or needles.
read →iQOO Pad Ultra Puts Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 in an 8.8-Inch Frame
iQOO's compact gaming tablet packs flagship silicon, a built-in cooling fan, and a 9,000mAh battery into a 5.74mm chassis.
read →WiCi One Turns Wi-Fi 7 Into an eGPU Cable. That's the Easy Part.
A startup is shipping a wireless external GPU that connects over Wi-Fi 7, not Thunderbolt, for $1,999.
read →Huawei's Watch D3 Puts a Real Blood Pressure Cuff on Your Wrist
The Watch D3 has a tiny pump and inflatable airbag in its strap, turning 24-hour blood pressure tracking into something you can actually wear.
read →iQOO's Gaming Tablet Has a Built-In Fan. That's Not Even the Best Part.
The iQOO Pad Ultra ships Sunday with flagship specs in an 8.8-inch frame, proving gaming tablets don't need to be huge.
read →Razer's Kiyo V2 Pro Puts 4K at 60fps in a $300 Webcam
Razer's new flagship webcam finally delivers high frame rates at 4K, using the same Sony sensor Elgato chose.
read →JBL Cove Tries to Make Multi-Room Audio Simple. We've Heard That Before.
JBL's new Wi-Fi speaker system promises effortless whole-home audio with Dolby Atmos, but the real test is whether the app actually works.
read →John Ternus Just Became Apple's CEO. The Hardware Guy Is In Charge.
Apple's new CEO took over September 1st, shifting from operations veteran Tim Cook to the engineer who built the iPhone and Mac.
read →Meta's Muse Charm Has No Price and No Ship Date. That's the Story.
Zuckerberg's AI pendant targets December, but Meta still hasn't finalized the components or told anyone what it costs.
read →Clicks Communicator Just Got Better Specs. And a Battery Downgrade.
Updated RAM and capacity sound good until you learn Clicks swapped to lithium-ion after its silicon-carbon batteries failed testing.
read →Google's Pixel 11 Can Now Make Phone Calls For You With Gemini
Select Gemini subscribers with a Pixel 11 can now have AI handle their phone calls, raising questions about authenticity and convenience.
read →Meta Just Killed the Camera. Its New Ray-Bans Are Audio Only.
Ray-Ban Meta Audio strips out the camera and mic array for $349, addressing privacy concerns while betting some people just want AI in their ears.
read →iPhone 18 Pro Is Now in Stores. Here's What Actually Changed.
Apple's flagship just landed in stores after last week's event, and the camera upgrades might finally justify the Pro label.
read →Qualcomm's New Snapdragon Chip Has Two Names and a 5GHz Problem
The Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 sounds ridiculous, but it's also the first smartphone chip to hit 5GHz.
read →Xiaomi Just Built Its Own M5 Competitor. It Costs $715.
The Pad 9 Pro Max debuts Xiaomi's in-house Xring O3 chip and undercuts the iPad Pro 13 by nearly $500.
read →DJI Avata 360 Makes 360 Drones Actually Worth Buying
The Avata 360 undercuts its only real competitor by $560 while shooting better video, and that changes everything.
read →PS5 Pro Just Got Smarter About Graphics. You Don't Have to Do Anything.
Sony's September firmware update flips Enhanced PSSR on by default, giving Pro owners better visuals across 100+ games without lifting a finger.
read →Xbox and IKEA Built Furniture From Controller CAD Files. It Ships Next Week.
The YXSTABY collection turns Xbox controller engineering specs into nine pieces of gaming furniture that don't look like gaming furniture.
read →Apple Watch Series 12 Quietly Became the Most Important Watch Release
While the Ultra 4 grabbed headlines, the Series 12 might be the smartest upgrade Apple shipped this fall.
read →Dyson Built a $500 Electric Toothbrush With a Camera Inside
The CameraJet combines Dyson's engineering with dental care, featuring a built-in mouth camera and eight-hour battery life.
read →Mac Studio with M5 Chips Ships Tomorrow. Apple Buried the Lede.
Apple's new Mac Studio launches alongside iPhones, packing M5 Max and M5 Ultra chips at $2,499.
read →Apple Watch Ultra 4's Live Rewind Feature Makes Memory Optional
The new Ultra 4 can record and replay the last 15 seconds of audio on demand, plus battery life that finally matches the hype.
read →HTC Vive Eagle Arrives to Challenge Ray-Ban Meta at $499
HTC's AI smart glasses finally land globally with dual AI assistants and Zeiss lenses, but a $200 premium over Meta's entry model.
read →Razer Just Released Xbox-Branded Versions of Its Best Gaming Gear
The Hammerhead V3 X HyperSpeed, Basilisk V3 Pro 35K, and BlackWidow V4 75% now ship in Xbox colors with a month of Game Pass.
read →Apple's iPhone Duo Won't Ship Until October Despite This Week's Event
The foldable iPhone was announced alongside the 18 Pro, but you can't actually buy it yet.
read →Galaxy S27 Ultra Finally Breaks Samsung's Five-Year Battery Ceiling
Leaked specs show a 5,700mAh battery in the S27 Ultra, ending a half-decade of 5,000mAh stagnation, while charging speeds stay stuck at 60W.
read →The iPhone Ultra Ships Tomorrow. Apple Says the Crease Is Gone.
Apple's first foldable phone launches September 18 at $2,000, and the company claims it solved the one problem every other foldable couldn't.
read →Apple's First Foldable iPhone Finally Arrived. It's Called Ultra.
The iPhone Ultra debuted at Apple's September event as the company's long-awaited entry into the foldable market.
read →Roland FP-40 Adds Wi-Fi to Digital Pianos. Finally.
Roland's first digital piano with built-in Wi-Fi promises faster, more stable connections than Bluetooth for learning apps.
read →RTX 5090 Prices Just Hit $10,000. It's Worse Than the Crypto Era.
Nvidia's flagship gaming GPU is vanishing from shelves, with third-party sellers now asking five times the $1,999 MSRP.
read →Apple Just Quietly Killed the iPhone 16 Plus After Two Years
The iPhone Plus is dead, again, and this time Apple didn't even bother with a press release.
read →Google's $999 Googlebook Laptops Are Finally Ready to Pre-Order
Pre-orders open September 21 for Google's Android-based premium laptops built around Gemini Intelligence.
read →OpenAI Just Spent $300 Million on a Camera Company. What's It Building?
OpenAI acquired Glass Imaging for over $300 million, and the former Apple engineers' camera tech might be the missing piece for its mystery device.
read →AirPods 5 Already Getting Discounts Before They Even Ship
Apple's latest earbuds were announced last week, but Amazon is already cutting the price to $124.99.
read →Apple Is Building iPhone Game Controllers Under Beats. That's Smart.
Apple has been quietly working on two Beats-branded iPhone game controllers for over a year, targeting the mobile gaming accessory market.
read →Sony Just Brought Planar Magnetic Audio to Gaming Headsets. Again.
The PlayStation Pulse and Pulse Edge double down on audiophile tech for PS5 gamers, but pricing is still missing.
read →Casio Just Turned the World's Cheapest Digital Watch Into a Fitness Tracker
The F-B100W adds Bluetooth and step tracking to the iconic F-91W shape for about $55, and it might be the smartest dumb watch yet.
read →JSAUX Spins Up a Controller Sub-Brand With the VOIDJOY SkyLark S1 Pro
The gaming accessory maker's new VOIDJOY line debuts with a portable controller that wants to be your Steam Deck's best friend.
read →Razer's Prio Controller Actually Fits in Your Pocket. That Matters.
Razer's new $100 foldable gaming controller collapses to credit-card size and weighs just 101 grams—no battery, no Bluetooth, no hassle.
read →Fitbit Air Gets a Pokémon Sleep Edition Because Of Course It Does
The special edition tracker swaps nothing but the visuals, targeting Pokémon fans who want their fitness data served with a side of Snorlax.
read →Garmin Fenix 9 Leak Points to Three New Watches and a Screen Shake-Up
Details leaked for the Fenix 9 lineup suggest Garmin is planning three models with a new display technology twist.
read →GoPro Just Bet Its Future on AI Data Centers. Yes, Really.
The action camera company is merging with an optical transceiver maker and pivoting to enterprise infrastructure while keeping cameras alive.
read →TCL's New S-Class Soundbars Want to Deliver Atmos on a Budget
TCL just launched the S65K and S60K soundbars with Dolby Atmos, but can they actually deliver immersive audio at their price point?
read →Fiio Is Betting Someone Still Wants a New Cassette Player in 2026
The CP11 is a portable cassette player with Bluetooth, aiming for a late 2026 release at around $100.
read →Huawei Watch D3 Surfaces With Medical-Grade Blood Pressure Tracking
The Watch D3 brings upgraded blood pressure monitoring and a slimmer design, targeting the health-tracking niche before its official launch.
read →JBL Cove Wants to Simplify Multi-Room Audio. Will Anyone Care?
JBL's new whole-home Wi-Fi speaker system enters a crowded market where Sonos already owns simplicity.
read →Nvidia Just Spent $13 Billion to Own the Model Distribution Layer
Nvidia's Hugging Face acquisition isn't about chips anymore—it's about controlling where every AI model in the world gets downloaded.
read →Roku Finally Enters the OLED TV Market With Two New Pro Models
After years of budget panels, Roku is launching its first OLED TVs—betting that premium picture quality at approachable prices will work.
read →Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro Gets FDA Clearance for Hearing Aid Features
Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Buds Pro models will include FDA-cleared hearing aid technology by end of 2026.
read →Microsoft Just Mapped Out 38 Gigawatts of AI Data Centers
The company's expansion plan is less about cloud computing and more about building the electric grid that runs it.
read →Stealth Startup Just Exposed Holes in Every Major AI Code Sandbox
Accomplish disclosed leaky sandbox vulnerabilities across Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Cursor after quietly flagging them to vendors.
read →The Pentagon Is About to Become a VC for AI Data Centers
A $5B loan to Fluidstack marks DoD's most direct play yet in private AI infrastructure—advised by Palmer Luckey's new bank.
read →AI Agents Just Ran Their First Autonomous Hacking Campaign
A Russian operator used AI to build exploits and breach 395 organizations in 48 countries in under six hours.
read →Europe's $450M Space Bet Still Looks Like Rounding Error Money
The Exploration Company raised a record European space round, but the math reveals how far behind Europe really is.
read →Harvey Just Bought the Answer to Law's Biggest AI Question
The legal AI company's acquisition of Guardrails reveals the industry's shift from chatbots to autonomous agents.
read →OpenAI Says It Solved a Million-Dollar Math Problem. Mathematicians Disagree.
An 88-hour AI sprint into millennium-level mathematics has turned into a very human argument about credit and what counts as discovery.
read →When Your Own Researchers Tell You to Stop
OpenAI and Anthropic employees are publicly begging their employers to slow down AI development as extinction warnings intensify.
read →"What Apple Reportedly Unveiled Today: iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro, and a New Era Under Ternus"
read →"How the Rest of the Industry Is Reacting to Apple's Foldable Moment"
read →"Apple's September Event Is Betting Big — And I'm Not Sure the Bet Pays Off"
read →Why your build cache is lying to you
A deep dive into cache invalidation edge cases that took down three separate CI pipelines last month, and the one-line fix that would have prevented all of it.
read →The quiet death of the REST vs GraphQL debate
Nobody announced a winner. The industry just moved on to a different question entirely.
read →I benchmarked every linter so you don't have to
Turns out the fastest one isn't the one everyone's using.
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