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Google added Windows and macOS support to its Pixel Buds web app recently. The app allows you to control settings such as active noise cancellation, conversation detection, and the EQ of audio played through the earbuds.

Back in 2022, Meta cancelled its smartwatch because the design "caused issues with another feature for translating nerve signals from the wrist into digital commands." Now that Meta has shown off its functional EMG neural interface, we wonder if a smartwatch isn't far behind.

This week, Samsung launched a new phone and a pair of tablets, Meta revealed its affordable Quest 3S, Nothing introduced its first open-ear earbuds, Google pulls the Wear OS 5 update, and Disney Plus has a new policy on password sharing.

Tablets are picking up steam while everything else flatlines, and while that's surprising, there are a few good reasons why it might be happening.

Meta is discontinuing the Quest Pro soon, and an open facial interface will bring a similar open-air experience to the Quest 3.

Google confirmed that it has paused its Wear OS 5 update for past-gen Pixel Watches following user reports.

Processor changes aside, we knew Samsung was going to put a massive focus on Galaxy AI with the Galaxy Tab S10 Plus and S10 Ultra. What we didn't know, was that there really wouldn't be much else to talk about.

After spending some time with the Galaxy S24 FE, it's obvious this belongs in Samsung's lineup. What's less obvious is whether it's as much of a value proposition as it's being marketed as.

Honor is doing a great job as a standalone brand, and its continued global rise isn't a fluke.

Google emailed Pixel Bud owners, detailing a coming update for Gemini and its voice commands.

Xiaomi is setting a new standard with the 14T Pro; the phone has a gorgeous new metallic chassis, flagship cameras, and all the extras you need.