Trading standards agency goes after $346 "anti-5G" USB stick that's really a $6 thumb drive
Unsurprisingly
Electronics
Consumer electronics and gadgets that are simply too cool to be missed or are bound to be industry-changing.
Fans can root for their favorite teams from home with Yamaha's 'Remote Cheerer' app
It's like you are really there... I guess
Texas Instruments borked programming support for its calculators and hobbyists are mad
Why ruin it for everyone when cheaters still gonna cheat?
Former HTC top exec announces a 5G-enabled social VR headset
You will use the device to navigate a virtual world called Manova with friends and strangers
Samsung's Galaxy Tab S7+ to ship with massive battery in tow
Toe to toe with Apple's iPad Pro
This Raspberry Pi-like SBC packs a Ryzen APU with Vega 11
Can run up to four displays
Researchers found a new Bluetooth bug that allows hackers to impersonate a trusted device
Billions of Bluetooth devices are affected
Apple AR glasses leak details features, price, and possible release date
Less than an iPhone, but you'll need one for them to work
Razer enters the ANC headphone market with the "Opus"
Razer's first noise-canceling headphones pack THX-certified sound, some handy EQ presets, 25-hour battery life, and a $200 price tag, making the "Opus" a solid, feature-loaded start.
This Samsung spin-off makes fake windows that create artificial sunlight
Good news if you hate the outdoors
Blasts From the Past: TechSpot Staff's Favorite Tech of the Last Decade
We asked everyone on the TechSpot team to think about their top 5 favorite tech items released in the last decade. This article is a collective list of those products (later on you can share your own with the community in the comments), so please join us as we go through our favorite tech from the 2010s: blasts from the past, that impressed us with their value for money, outstanding performance, or those feel-good vibes that they gave us!
China may be considering restrictions against US chipmakers amid renewed Huawei ban
The new wars are fought with silicon
Boost your laptop productivity by adding a portable second monitor for less than $200
On-the-go dual screen laptop monitor
Konami's TurboGrafx-16 Mini retro console gets a new May 22 release date
Production is back on track after an indefinite delay
Sony's new image sensors are the first ever with integrated AI processing
Utilizing edge processing to reduce risk and cost
Amazon updates Fire HD 8 tablet with faster processor and more storage
A mild performance bump for Amazon's Fire HD 8 tablet
Apple adds 2014 and 2013-era MacBooks to its 'Vintage Products' list
They aren't obsolete -- yet
Apple's upcoming over-ear headphones to feature custom equalizer settings, head and neck detection and more
How will this impact the Beats brand?
Future PSVR controllers may have proximity sensors to track finger movement
Sensors can give virtual hands 15 points of articulation without need for external tracking device
Is Virtual Reality Missing Its Moment?
Many believed VR would take video games to the next level. But even with better games and more impressive hardware, the sobering realization is that VR remains far from widespread adoption. Facebook may have had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to capitalize on an unfortunate circumstance. Perhaps the situation hit us, but VR in general is simply not there yet.
Wink issues an ultimatum: agree to mandatory subscription or be shut off
A surefire way to tick off your customer base