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Wi-Fi 7 promises multi-gigabit speeds and dramatically lower latency, but the real gains depend on hardware and use cases most homes do not have yet. Here is an honest look at what 802.11be actually delivers today.
Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses sold more than 4 million units in 2024 and proved that people will wear AI on their faces if the hardware is lightweight and the glasses look normal. Now Google has shipped Android XR glasses, Samsung is in the race, and the category is suddenly competitive in a way it hasn't been since Glass Enterprise Edition.
After a decade of failed prototypes and social backlash, smart glasses in 2026 have finally carved out real utility. Here's what's working, what's still broken, and who should actually buy them.
Head-tracking spatial audio is no longer a premium gimmick. It's shipping in flagship headphones from every major brand — and the underlying science explains why it actually works.
Oura, Samsung Galaxy Ring, and a wave of competitors have turned a niche wellness gadget into a mainstream health platform. Here's what smart rings do better than smartwatches, and why the market is suddenly crowded.
For a decade, smart glasses were the tech industry's most embarrassing promise. Now, in 2026, a handful of products have quietly crossed a threshold — they're genuinely useful, comfortable enough to wear daily, and no longer make you look like you're auditioning for a sci-fi film. Here's what finally changed, and who should actually buy them.
Silicon-carbon battery technology is delivering 6000–7000mAh capacities in slim smartphones — here is how it works, which devices have it now, and what the real-world tradeoffs look like.
Silicon-carbon battery technology is delivering 6000–7000mAh capacities in slim smartphones — here is how it works, which devices have it now, and what the real-world tradeoffs look like.
Silicon-carbon anodes are replacing graphite in flagship smartphones, enabling 6,000–7,000 mAh batteries in thinner chassis. Here's the chemistry behind the leap, which phones have it, what it means for battery life, and what manufacturers aren't telling you.
Sony's WH-1000XM6 launches at $399 with a new QN3 processor, redesigned ear cups, and noise cancellation performance that measured 3dB better than the XM5 in independent lab testing. After two weeks of daily use, here is what actually changed and whether the upgrade is worth it.
Three devices shipping in May 2026 stand out for diverging from the standard feature-maximalist playbook: a screenless health tracker, a 200MP camera phone, and a smart ring built to control AR glasses rather than track steps.
The over-ear headphone market has split into two incompatible categories: audiophile planarmagnetic headphones delivering studio-quality sound under $500, and consumer wireless ANC headphones charging a premium for ecosystem features over acoustic performance. Here is how to navigate the divide.