Wearable

Overhead view of Samsung Galaxy devices arranged on a marble surface, featuring a pink Galaxy Z Flip8 partially open, an unfolded light purple Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, a closed dark purple Galaxy Z Fold8, a green smartwatch with an athletic band, a dark-cased watch, a white smartwatch, and another smartwatch with a green textured band.

The biggest announcements from Samsung’s London Galaxy Unpacked

Samsung’s latest London event introduces a brand-new ultra-tier foldable, refreshed…

Two Samsung Galaxy smartwatches rest side-by-side on a white cylindrical stand against a neutral background. On the left, the larger Galaxy Watch Ultra2 features a dark grey titanium case with an olive green band and a complex digital watch face showing health stats and an analog-style clock. On the right, the Galaxy Watch Ultra2 or Watch9 features a lighter silver aluminum or titanium case with a cream-white band and a minimalist light blue watch face displaying large yellow numbers for the time.

Samsung’s new Galaxy Watch Ultra2 and Watch9 lean hard into proactive health

Samsung’s newest smartwatches convert continuous biometric data into actionable health…

Meta patent illustration showing a person performing squats in front of a smart mirror while wearing AR glasses, with an AI workout assistant providing real-time coaching, posture guidance, and encouragement through an on-screen conversational interface.

Meta’s patent suggests a wearable that reads your mood all day

The filing frames the idea as a fitness coach, but…

Sony IER-M500 in-ear monitors displayed in three color options—black, blue, and clear—featuring professional over-ear cable hooks, transparent housings that reveal the internal drivers, and a compact design built for stage monitoring and high-fidelity audio performance.

Sony launches the IER-M500: built for gigs, priced for everyone

Custom in-ear monitors can cost thousands, but Sony’s new performer-focused…

Nothing Ear (3a)

Nothing Ear (3a) debuts with built-in audio recording for $99

Ever wished you could record a phone call or capture…

A wooden popsicle stick featuring the word “SALE” in Nothing’s signature dot-matrix typography rests across a swirl of melting pink and cream ice cream on a light gray background. The playful, minimalist composition combines the brand’s distinctive design language with a summer-themed visual, symbolizing a seasonal sale or promotional event.

Summer Sale gives Nothing’s lineup a more tempting price tag

Nothing’s Summer Sale brings real price cuts across its phones,…

Promotional graphic for Wear OS 7 showcasing multiple smartwatch interface concepts on a dark teal background. The circular watch screens demonstrate new features including world clock, Gemini AI assistance, voice-powered actions, restaurant recommendations, calendar scheduling, widget customization, food ordering with DoorDash, task progress tracking, and live activity updates. The collection highlights Wear OS 7's focus on AI-powered productivity, smarter widgets, voice interactions, and enhanced app experiences for Android smartwatches.

Wear OS 7 is here with Live Updates and AI

Google's newest smartwatch OS is here with real-time notifications, 10%…

Snap SPECS AR glasses

Snap’s new SPECS AR glasses are real, pricey, and coming this fall

The glasses ship later this year, but the price alone…

Soccer player Antonee Robinson stands backstage at a sporting event wearing a black team jacket and an accreditation badge while using a pair of unreleased over-ear Beats headphones. The headphones feature a white exterior with dark blue ear cushions and a minimalist Beats logo on the ear cup. Other team members wearing wireless earbuds can be seen in the background as the group prepares to enter the venue.

The new Beats headphones, Antonee Robinson just teased on his way to the World Cup

Antonee Robinson didn’t need a sponsored post to show off…

Apple Watch running watchOS 26 displays a redesigned dynamic app grid with a fluid, circular layout centered around a translucent Siri icon. Frequently used apps, including Messages, Activity Rings, Workout, Music, Alarm, and Fitness, are arranged in a responsive cluster that expands around the selected app. The updated interface highlights Apple’s Liquid Glass-inspired design language introduced at WWDC 2026, offering quicker access to apps with a more adaptive and visually immersive navigation experience.

watchOS 27’s dynamic app grid finally fixes the honeycomb mess

Apple Watch owners can expect a dynamic app grid, tap…

Apple iPhone displaying the iOS 27 AirPods Custom EQ settings interface alongside an open AirPods charging case. The Equalizer screen shows selectable sound profiles, including “Recommended” and “Custom,” with a personalized audio tuning graph featuring adjustable low, mid, and high frequency controls. A music track titled “Written into Changes” by Avalon Emerson is shown playing, while a colorful waveform visualization illustrates custom sound adjustments. The image highlights Apple’s new AirPods Custom EQ feature in iOS 27, allowing users to personalize audio output and fine-tune listening preferences directly from their iPhone.

AirPods custom EQ is here – but only for newer models

Apple is finally giving AirPods owners something rival earbuds have…

Apple Watch and iPhone displaying the new Siri app experience introduced in watchOS 27 and iOS 27. The Siri app presents information in a card-based layout with AI-generated knowledge and content recommendations. On the iPhone, multiple cards show topics such as healthy recipes, social media launch emails, history of motion pictures, and information about Mexico City’s largest park, Bosque de Chapultepec. The Apple Watch displays a condensed version of the same Siri response, featuring an image and summary about Bosque de Chapultepec. The image highlights Siri’s redesigned cross-device interface, delivering contextual answers, personalized content, and AI-powered information discovery across Apple devices.

Apple Watch owners are finding out watchOS 27 is not for them

Apple’s watchOS 27 update is packed with new tricks, but…