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A wearable you might never need to charge could be on the way, and researchers from Australia could be one of the main reasons why.
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A wearable you might never need to charge could be on the way, and researchers from Australia could be one of the main reasons why.
More earbuds that cling to your ears like jewellery are on the way from the brand that started the trend, as Bose splits into two approaches: premium and sport.
Anything can be a TV or viewing space as projectors get smaller, something Epson hopes becomes a reality for more people.
In what will likely be the last new mirrorless camera launch of 2026 for Canon, the latest model has a look more like a classic camera, and is decidedly different.
Not a fan of how your children’s musical tastes keep finding their way to your feed? Spotify might have an answer for that.
AI is being used for lots of things, and it seems taking care of some of the video edits you might be doing is also now one of them, as well.
Would you pay $2K for VR in an age where virtual reality feels like it’s fading away? The Steam Frame seems like an answer to a question not being asked today.
Earbuds that clip to your ears like earrings are becoming a dime a dozen, and now some of the bigger brands are playing, too.
App makers on Android are working out how to get past some of Google’s app security by offering “early access”, and it’s a warning for people downloading new and unreleased apps.
Apple Watch owners hoping for a much better battery might be left hands open, though the tracking is getting better.