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Qualcomm is bringing CD-quality sound over Bluetooth through aptX Lossless
Forget wires, lossless audio quality over Bluetooth is the next big thing for music listening
Logitech's new Bolt USB dongle boosts the security, reliability and stability of wireless peripherals
A more secure wireless dongle
You can now sync Philips Hue with Spotify to make your lights react to music
The integration is currently in early access
Polaroid's latest instant camera blends old school usability with modern connectivity
Get creative with Polaroid's new instant point-and-shoot
Bose's new QuietComfort 45 is a small, but welcome upgrade to the QuietComfort 35 II
Improved voice isolation, listening modes, and longer battery life are some of the upgrades
GoPro's next flagship camera, the GoPro Hero 10 Black, leaks online
GoPro has a brand new action camera in the pipeline
Move over M.2, here comes the XFM memory specification
And it might displace soldered storage, too, with some luck
The Rock teams up with JBL and Under Armour on a pair of over-ear sports headphones
Can you hear what The Rock is cookin?
Alphabet's Wing on track to reach 100,000 drone delivery milestone by the end of this month
The drone delivery dream is still alive
iFixit's Playdate teardown reveals magnetically-powered crank that shouldn't wear out
Don't expect any problems like JoyCon drift
SpaceX's Starlink internet service demand is pushing wait times to "2023 or later" in some instances
Most orders are still slated for 2021 or 2022
Chevy expands Bolt recall, instructs owners not to charge overnight indoors
Failure to heed Chevrolet's recall warning can lead to a shockingly bad ending for Bolt owners
Apple may host multiple September events, cramming all fall product launches into a single month
September could be incredibly busy for Apple
Verbatim and Microban are working on antimicrobial USB drives
Microban technology ensures that your USB drive is clean of real-world bacteria and fungi
Tesla is building an AI-powered humanoid robot called Tesla Bot
Tesla hopes its robot will be able to carry out tasks that humans can't be bothered with
Microsoft introduces stylish and affordable Xbox wired headset
Pre-orders are available worldwide starting today
Boston Dynamics' robots master the art of parkour
Boston Dynamics continues to refine its robots
Starting 2024, you won't be able to swipe your Mastercard credit and debit cards anymore
The magnetic stripe may still be present until 2033, but it won't work
This college student made his own processor in a home garage
The Z2 features 100 transistors in a 10x10 array
Pine64 introduces the PineNote, a $399 e-ink reader running Linux
The manufacturer claims it will be the "most powerful e-ink device available on the market"
Samsung's vice chairman walks out of jail and returns to his office
A long-awaited boon for Samsung
US lawmakers are not convinced about Amazon's ability to store palm prints safely
Unlike other biometrics systems, Amazon will save the data in the cloud
The Galaxy Watch4 is the first Samsung wearable with Google software
Samsung has left Tizen behind to build a better smartwatch