Front Page Tech insider and blogger Jon Prosser continues to share leaks of new Google products. He recently showed images of the Pixel Watch smartwatch, and now, based on real photos, he created renders of the new Pixel smartphones.
If you have long wanted to buy yourself an electric toothbrush, the editorial staff of gg found a great option for you on AliExpress.
Today, Xiaomi not only unveiled its top-of-the-line TWS FlipBuds Pro headphones, but also teased a new laptop.
Information about the flagship smartphone range Huawei P50 has already repeatedly appeared in the network. Now the Finnish insider Teme has published the official posters of the device.
Xiaomi, as promised, showed today in China its flagship TWS-headphones FlipBuds Pro with a design similar to the AirPods Pro.
In terms of functionality, Xiaomi Mi Band 6 is the most exciting device in the category. Super-bright and large screen, still impressive battery life (a week of maximal performance at ease) and new features (heart rate monitor, additional workout modes).
German insider Roland Quandt has shared high-quality press images of Sony's new flagship TWS headphones WF-1000XM4.
Huawei launched the Children Watch 4X smartwatch on the market last summer, and now the manufacturer is going to show a new version of it.
Samsung is anticipated to unveil two models this summer, Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch Active 4, both of which will run Wear OS instead of Tizen.
LEGO has announced The Friends Apartments se, dedicated to the popular sitcom Friends.
Vice President of Xiaomi Wang Teng Thomas continues to reveal details about the flagship TWS-headphones Mi FlipBuds Pro.
A few weeks after the announcement of the new iPad Pro, the first results of the device's performance tests appeared in the Geekbench database.
Next month Apple will hold an event at WWDC 2021, where they will show iOS 15 and iPadOS 15. Now an unofficial list of supported devices has been published online.
Information has appeared on the network more than once that Huawei will hold a presentation of new devices next month. Now this has been confirmed by one more insider.
The Arduino company, known for its programmable microcomputers, has released the Arduino Oplà, a kit for creating a smart home (or a garage, or an office - that's up to you). It includes the MKR WiFi 1010 board, which is essentially a microprocessor; and the IoT Carrier, a pocket teleport-like board equipped with an OLED display and to which other devices attach. The price is $114.
