The Mijia Portable Electric Shaver Pro launched on Xiaomi's Youpin crowdfunding platform with an all-aluminum body, IPX8 waterproofing, and a smart sensor that starts the motor the moment it touches your face.
AI data centers are hoovering up the world's memory chips, and even Apple can't get enough — base M5 models won't ship until late August at the earliest.
The camera bar light strip previously known as Pixel Glow has been renamed HiLight ahead of the August 12 Made by Google event.
Activision confirms the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 campaign mission is available to all buyers — pre-orders only get a one-week head start on the full campaign.
A 27mm stainless steel case, no battery, and 100m water resistance — the new Corso trio aims at buyers tired of oversized, high-maintenance wristwear.
Sony and Marvel's latest Spider-Man film obliterated forecasts with a $355M US debut, landing just behind Avengers: Endgame's all-time record.
The SpinR pairs an optical rotary dial with a 1,100 mAh battery — but skips GPS and isn't sold in mainstream US or UK stores yet.
Microsoft raised Xbox Series S and Series X prices across Europe and the UK on August 1 — and the increases are hard to swallow.
The Zinwa Q27 packs a full QWERTY keyboard, 4-inch AMOLED, and Android 16 for $420 — but don't expect it at your door anytime soon.
Last Sentinel, the open-world cyberpunk game led by a Rockstar veteran, collapsed after closed playtests drew near-universal negative feedback.
Czech e-bike maker Crussis has priced its new flagship mountain e-bike at €12,000 — and its headline trick is charging your laptop mid-trail via a 65W USB-C port.
Keychron's new ultralight mouse weighs just 43 grams and hits 8,000Hz polling over 2.4GHz wireless — but it's only confirmed for China right now.
The S26 FE is shaping up with familiar camera hardware and a September launch, but a notable price hike raises questions about its value pitch.
CMF by Nothing confirms its first open-wearable stereo earbuds, targeting Sony LinkBuds and Bose Ultra Open at a fraction of the price.
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