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Engadget review: Technics EAH-A1000 pairs tight sound with strong ANC at $450
Engadget review: Technics' $450 EAH-A1000 headphones offer tight sound, strong ANC and a full feature set.
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Engadget review: Technics' $450 EAH-A1000 headphones offer tight sound, strong ANC and a full feature set.
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Apple's first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, opened for pre-order on October 16, 2026, but delivery estimates quickly slipped to January 25.
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Sony's ECM-W5 wireless mic kit launches in November 2026 at $399.99, with in-camera 32-bit float recording and a 500m range.
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Apple opened iPhone Duo preorders on October 16 at $1,999, with launch on October 23, as delivery estimates slipped into 2027.
The first Windows laptops powered by Nvidia's RTX Spark platform are on sale, with Microsoft's Surface Laptop Ultra and Asus ProArt models drawing reviews that praise hardware and local AI capability while noting software bugs, battery trade-offs and uneven CPU performance.
Newegg Business is selling a three-year term license for Adobe Acrobat Pro 2024 at $274 with code BGTWF272, about $445 less than three years of Adobe's cheapest Acrobat Pro subscription.
Google is widening a fix that restores the missing network signal icon in Android Auto, months after an update removed it, Android Authority reports. Some drivers have seen the icon return, but a full rollout may take weeks.
A month-long review published by 9to5Mac singles out three iPhone 18 Pro features: battery life that ends most days near 60 percent, a variable-aperture main camera, and vapor chamber cooling that keeps performance steady outdoors.
Google AI Pro trials omit Argon, Claude 5.5 in Antigravity and other paid perks, Android Authority reports.
MapQuest now lets users toggle a map layer showing known outdoor surveillance cameras and license plate readers, including Flock cameras.
Samsung's 9100 Pro 1TB PCIe 5.0 SSD is on sale at Amazon for $265, only $5 more than the slower 990 Pro, according to TechRadar.
A UK Razer Blade 16 owner revived a laptop with a homemade liquid cooler built from a plastic crate and Amazon parts after Razer quoted £2,500 for a broken heatsink repair.
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Rockstar Games has grown from 2,441 employees in 2018 to 4,711 across 12 offices as of August 2026, figures cited by Bloomberg Businessweek show, in an eight-year effort to build GTA VI's Leonida and Vice City.
Sony says the Xperia 10 VI will not receive Android 17, one of three major OS updates promised at launch, because of storage limitations. Security updates are expected to continue through June 2028.
Veteran developer Paul Ford has released Tiny Little Office, a free ten-app browser office suite that requires no login or cloud account and encodes each document in its own shareable URL.
E Ink has announced Kaleido 4, a color ePaper display it says offers twice the color gamut and 50 percent better contrast than the previous version. Hanvon Technology's M10C II is the first tablet to carry the panel.
Sainsbury’s has resumed live facial recognition at its East Dulwich store after an innocent shopper was wrongly ejected, and shoppers who object are effectively told to shop elsewhere, TechRadar reports.