Bang & Olufsen’s latest Beo Grace earbuds offer a flashy aluminum design and the brand’s “most advanced” active noise cancellation for a staggering $1,500. These pricey new buds pump sound through 12mm titanium drivers, featuring Read more…
YouTube is the most powerful platform in entertainment, and as such it has outsize influence on what kind of entertainment people make and watch. When YouTube adds a mid-video ad break, videos get longer to Read more…
The new Google Play You tab wants to expand your content horizons. Google Play is adding a new centralized user hub that makes it easier to find player account information and personalized content recommendations. In Read more…
A new sidebar will include a dedicated Gemini Live button. | Image: Google Google will soon let you ask its Gemini AI assistant for help progressing in mobile games. On Tuesday, Google announced that a Read more…
The GoPro Hero is now available with a light for when your extreme adventures continue after dark. | Image: GoPro If you’re tired of juggling an action camera plus a flashlight, torch, flare, or lantern Read more…
You don’t need any tools to remove and replace the GoPro Max2’s lenses. | Image: GoPro It’s been nearly six years since GoPro launched its Max 360-degree camera. The original was only slightly larger than Read more…
Unlike the Karma Grip stabilizer that GoPro debuted nearly a decade ago, the new Fluid Pro AI works with more than just action cameras. | Image: GoPro GoPro has announced a new handheld camera stabilizer Read more…
Posted by Aurash Mahbod – VP and GM, Games on Google Play We’re evolving Google Play Games into an integrated experience centered on the player journey. Today, players have to jump between different platforms to discover, play, and Read more…
The mechanical keyboard world has undergone a renaissance. Thanks to increased competition and commoditized tech, features that used to be exclusive to limited-run DIY boards in the $300-plus range just a few years ago are Read more…
Google has spent a decade sharpening its “weapons” in an industry that helps sustain large swaths of the open internet, the Justice Department argued before a federal judge Monday. After years of operating an illegal Read more…