Month: September 2023
Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds review: Spatial audio makes all the difference
Most earbud and headphone makers are starting to skip the annual update cycle. Sure, many of them release a new model regularly, but in terms of overhauling a previous product, the timelines are typically more extended. Bose has made an exception, choosing to reveal the QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds ($299) alongside…
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How to customize the iPhone 15 Pro’s Action Button
If you pick up an iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max, you’ll notice one thing missing: the mute switch. It’s been a fixture on iPhones since the very beginning, but the 15 Pro models have swapped it out for a new button that’s dubbed the Action Button. Like the Action…
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Microsoft Surface Event 2023 as it happened: Surface Laptop Go 3, Laptop Studio 2 and Windows 11 Copilot announced
Refresh 2023-09-15T15:45:33.768Z Hello! While the live stream for the Microsoft event isn’t live for a few hours yet, we are already there. It seems the live stream will be a repeat of what Microsoft reveals to select journalists – so we can give you the latest news from the event…
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Microsoft Surface Event 2023 liveblog: all the latest devices from Microsoft’s NYC event
Refresh 2023-09-21T14:07:52.042Z (Image credit: Future) He’s talking about Copilot now. Nadella is not offering news yet, he’s talking about how we got here. It has been a fast-paced 10 months, I’ll agree, with AI evolving so quickly. 2023-09-21T14:06:00.343Z (Image credit: Future) 2023-09-21T14:05:50.249Z Nadella is talking about Bing Chat and the…
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EVERYWHERE has a new trailer and closed alpha testing kicks off “soon”
A brand new trailer for Build A Rocket Boy’s EVERYWHERE just landed, and it’s been confirmed that closed alpha testing will commence soon, too. EVERYWHERE was first announced during Gamescom 2022, at which point it wasn’t completely clear what it actually is. While the latest trailer has certainly given us…
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Four very different horror movies from TIFF 2023
This year is shaping up to be a good one for horror, particularly on the festival circuit. Things kicked off nice and early at Sundance with the impressive quartet of Birth/Rebirth, Talk To Me, In My Mother’s Skin, and Infinity Pool. This month at TIFF, meanwhile, I watched another four…
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