Five ideas to tech your trick-or-treat
Halloween nears, and if you’re up for making your spooky night a little more crazy, technology can assist with options to surprise and spook out.
Listening to anything can happen through headphones, but if you fancy a big sound made to be shared, there's a good chance you're looking for a speaker.
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Halloween nears, and if you’re up for making your spooky night a little more crazy, technology can assist with options to surprise and spook out.
One part HomePod, another part screen, the Apple HomeView is what happens when the maker of Siri finds a way to connect the AI with your home life.
Every speaker is a box, a sphere, or a cylinder. But if you want something different, you might want to see the concept from Nothing’s sub-brand on the way.
Both the Beam soundbar and Ace headphones are getting a shot of life and some new engineering, as the “Ultra” models enter the fray.
A small size and support for Gemini makes the Google Home Speaker look clever on paper. But that’s before you see the price or try talking to it.
Owners of Amazon’s Echo speakers and displays might just get a little more AI at home shortly, provided they pony up for the privilege.
While some speakers go for minimalist looks, Marshall’s latest continue the guitar- and bass-amp vibes with updated innards, now in version IV (that’s 4 for folks playing along at home).
A retro style and some literal hot wax are something to see in the Laser Retro Lava Lamp and Bluetooth Speaker, a combination that brings the vibes.
A new Google Home speaker has arrived, but without the Nest moniker from before. What’s new, and is Gemini finally on Google’s smart speakers?
Not quite big but also not quite small, the Sonos Play is the Goldilocks of speakers: surprisingly just right.