Tag: Technology & Electronics
OnePlus teases its first tablet ahead of next month’s official reveal
A OnePlus tablet is on the way. A new official image of the upcoming OnePlus Pad surfaced, showing a “Halo Green” color and an unconventional camera placement. The tablet will reportedly launch alongside the OnePlus 11 5G and Buds Pro 2 at a February 7th event. The lone image, posted…
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Ayaneo 2 review: A more premium (and pricier) take on the Steam Deck
Handheld PCs have been around for years, but the arrival of the Steam Deck brought renewed interest and demand to the category — much like what the Nintendo Switch did for consoles back in 2017. And while the amount of engineering and tech that went into the Steam Deck is…
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IK’s iRig Stream Mic Pro is a do-it-all microphone for musicians and content creators
IK Multimedia has launched the iRig Stream Mic Pro designed to be more versatile than typical multimedia mics from Blue and others. It combines a multi-pattern condenser microphone with a 24-bit, 96 kHz audio interface for iOS, Android, Mac and PC. That lets creators do things like marry their voice…
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Bowers & Wilkins updated its Pi7 and Pi5 earbuds with better battery life
Bowers & Wilkins debuted its first true wireless earbuds in the spring of 2021. In fact, it announced two models at that time: the Pi7 and Pi5. Today, the company revealed updated versions for both which will carry the S2 label Bowers & Wilkins typically uses for retooled but not…
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How to share your screen on FaceTime
If you’ve ever wished you could just show someone what you’re talking about rather than trying to describe it, Apple’s screen sharing function for FaceTime can help. The capability is part of SharePlay, a protocol that lets Apple users do more than just talk to each other on video calls.…
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LG’s latest CineBeam ultra short-throw projector is a dream — if you can afford it
Who wouldn’t want a small box that can spit a 120-inch image onto your wall? That’s the basic pitch behind 4K ultra short-throw (UST) projectors, which are sometimes called “Laser TVs.” They’re technically easier to set up than traditional projectors, and unlike large TVs, they don’t require a huge footprint.…
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