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Samsung’s rumored full-size Galaxy headphones may launch as Galaxy Studio, with a new trademark filing adding weight to the leaked name after an 11-year absence.
Spotify’s BTS Music Quiz turns the Now Playing screen into an interactive trivia challenge covering the group’s music and milestones, complete with shareable scores and friend challenges.
TDM. has launched the Neo, a pair of over-ear headphones that transforms into a portable Bluetooth speaker using four 40mm drivers and a twist mechanism.
Prime Day is the perfect time to upgrade your everyday tech for less. We’ve rounded up some of our favorite finds for the event, with deals that make now a great time to shop. Just remember, some of the best deals may not stick around for long.
Amazon’s redesigned Kindle Colorsoft brings edge-to-edge color, a thinner body, improved contrast and brightness, while both 16GB and Signature models jump $40 in price.
Samsung's Galaxy Buds On are its first clip-on open earbuds, offering 9.5 hours of playback, TwinBoost speakers, audio leakage reduction, and hands-free Galaxy AI features.
Logitech’s $259 Zone Vibe Pro drops the traditional boom mic while packing AI noise cancellation, adaptive ANC, 40mm drivers, and up to 66 hours of battery life.
Apple CEO John Ternus reportedly wants the company to launch products more frequently, shorten development cycles, and experiment with a broader range of hardware.
Nothing has launched the Headphone (1) Pro with a triple driver setup, stronger noise cancellation, a comfier design, and up to 68 hours of battery life.
Sony’s ULT FIELD 1 gets a new Smoke Blue finish for the holidays, with Amazon-exclusive preorders now open and the same rugged design and 12-hour battery.
With the arrival of iOS 27 and macOS 27, Apple finally added a tri-band custom EQ to the AirPods. It's not the most fleshed out implementation out there, but it makes a huge difference in the listening experience.
Amazon’s early Prime Day sales already include strong Bluetooth speaker deals from JBL, Bose, Marshall, and Ultimate Ears, with prices starting under $40.