Author: Zach_Wilson
The Morning After: The $700 PS5 Pro
Oh, this week isn’t just new Apple product announcements. No. Sony has elbowed its way in to officially introduce the long-awaited PS5 Pro, with more power and seemingly less compromise. Sony wants to narrow the gap between the fidelity and performance modes players are accustomed to choosing between — either…
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YouTube Music’s AI radio officially gets a name: here’s what you can “Ask Music” to do
Would you like to turn any musical idea into a custom YouTube Music station? All you need to do is Ask Music. That’s the new name for the AI-powered radio station creator, which was piloted in July by YouTube and is now rolling out to some English-language users on Android. …
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Ikea’s smart home hub now supports Matter
Two years after announcing support, Ikea’s Dirigera hub can now be updated to act as a bridge between Ikea’s smart home devices and Matter-enabled systems. The software update builds upon early beta support by letting Ikea’s entire lineup of Zigbee-based smart home devices — like lights, blinds, controllers, air purifiers, and sensors —…
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You will soon be able to buy refurbished PS5 consoles from Sony via PS Direct and the prices are surprisingly reasonable
A new listing for refurbished (second hand) PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Digital Edition consoles has appeared on the official PlayStation Direct store and, although they’re not available right now, the prices actually seem quite reasonable. The listings were spotted last night, when many were tuning in to the PS5…
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Here’s a closer look at the Huawei Mate XT triple-screen foldable
Now that Huawei has officially launched the Mate XT Ultimate Design in China, demonstration videos are popping up online that reveal what the world’s first dual-folding, triple-screen phone looks like in real-world conditions. Several unboxing videos show that the Huawei Mate XT is shipped in its unfolded position, which is…
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AWS is spending £8 billion to boost its UK cloud business
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has revealed plans to invest £8 billion into the construction, operation, and maintenance of data centres across the UK over the next five years. The project is expected to contribute £14 billion to UK GDP before 2028, and support more than 14,000 jobs within the data…
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