-
ADAM Audio’s H715 Reference wants your desk to become a listening room
Studio work, album time and one very deliberate cable: ADAM Audio’s H715 Reference makes a case for staying at your desk a little longer.
-
Audio-Technica’s ATH-AWX7000 brings beautiful woodwork to a €3,799 headphone
A little woodworking, a lot of acoustic ambition, and a price that makes the wallet sit very still: meet Audio-Technica’s new closed-back flagship.
-
1Password for Agents offers approved sign-ins without password handoffs
An AI helper may need to sign in. It does not need your password as a little souvenir. 1Password’s new platform separates the credential from the agent, with rollout limits.
-
Meta Forum gives group admins a shared calendar and AI rule checks
The group has three moderators and somehow four copies of tomorrow’s post. Forum’s new shared calendar would like a word, alongside AI help for the pending queue.
-
vivo previews playful photo tools for the V80’s October 30 launch
Your camera roll may soon contain a friend riding a paper plane. vivo’s V80 preview brings moving sticker collages and retro-style portraits to its October 30 plans.
-
Canva Craft brings 2K image generation to Dream Lab
Canva’s own image model wants the layout to behave before it draws the picture. Craft is live in Dream Lab, with 2K output and an editing-friendly design pitch.
-
Green House brings soft colours to its new USB-C wired earbuds
Light blue, purple and grey, plus a cable that never asks for its own charger. Green House’s new USB-C earbuds make a rather pleasant case for keeping things simple.
-
OPPO Pad Mini opens Malaysian orders with an 8.8-inch matte OLED screen
An 8.8-inch OLED tablet in lavender, with a matte finish and a pen? Our bag is looking interested. Malaysian orders are open, with delivery dates worth separating.
-
OnePlus 15 begins its ColorOS 17 era in India
The OnePlus 15 is getting a new software wardrobe: flowing clocks, gentler notifications and AI that wants to sort the files. India gets the first confirmed rollout.
-
Galaxy XR’s October update brings a September security patch
The Galaxy XR has a new security update, and two dates to keep straight. A small maintenance visit for the headset, without inventing a grand performance makeover.
-
Geely plans Google built-in for more brands from late 2027
Maps, apps and Gemini could move into more Geely-group dashboards. The interesting bit is factory integration; the less immediate bit is the late-2027 timetable.
-
Apple TV adds Dolby Atmos to F1 for the US Grand Prix weekend
The sofa is getting pit-lane ambitions. F1 on Apple TV adds Dolby Atmos this weekend, while US viewers get more ways to arrange the action on screen.
-
PowerToys 0.102 gives your mouse button a break and your pointer an exit
Your mouse can hold that drag for you now. PowerToys 0.102 adds a pair of small comforts, plus a neat shelf for favourite commands. Our clicking finger is listening.
-
EIZO’s FlexScan EV2401S pairs 120Hz with a seven-year warranty
A smoother spreadsheet companion with long-term intentions? EIZO’s new FlexScan adds 120Hz and a seven-year warranty—though that promise has an hours limit.
-
GARRACK’s Cosmic Princess Kaguya watches launch, with a shipping delay
Moon-phase battery icons and anime straps? Our composure is doing its best. These Japan-market watches have arrived on the calendar, with shipping caveats.
-
Buffer’s new Notes keep social-post feedback in one place
The caption is in one tab. The feedback is somewhere else, wearing a tiny disguise. Buffer’s refreshed Notes try to bring the whole conversation home.
-
Gemini Personal Intelligence reaches Android Auto, with an opt-in catch
Your dashboard may soon remember the plan you forgot. Google’s more personal Gemini is arriving, but the rollout and privacy settings deserve a proper look.
-
Windows 11 tests phone controls and an internet speed test in Quick Settings
Windows would like to help find your missing phone and investigate the sulking Wi-Fi. Two handy Quick Settings ideas are entering preview, with a few important limits.
