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Meta Connect 2026: Muse Charm Pocket AI Device, Camera-Free Ray-Bans and Lightweight VR Glasses
At Meta Connect 2026, Meta unveiled the Muse Charm pocket AI device, camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses, the Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3, and lightweight VR Glasses — recasting its wearables around Muse, its personal AI agent.
Insta360 X6 Review: 8K50 360 Video and Bigger Sensors — at the Steepest Price in the Class
Insta360's flagship 360 camera earns top marks for image quality and editing smarts, but at $699.99 it's the priciest small 360 camera you can buy. Is the premium justified?
Motorola Signature 27 Review: Motorola's Boldest Bid Yet for the US Ultra-Premium Crown
Unveiled at the Snapdragon Summit on September 22, the Signature 27 pairs Qualcomm's fastest chip with a 200MP periscope zoom and Bang & Olufsen audio — and this time it's coming to the United States.
Xiaomi 18 Pro Max Review: Qualcomm's 2nm Extreme Chip, a Second Screen, and an 8,500mAh Battery
The first phone with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 pairs a record-breaking battery with a rear display and twin 200MP Leica cameras — and it's going global later this year.
How to Master the iPhone 18 Pro's Variable Aperture Camera: A Complete Guide
The iPhone 18 Pro is the first iPhone with a variable-aperture camera. Here's how to use its new manual Pro controls to take sharper, more creative photos.
Honor Magic 9 Series Debuts With Dual 200MP Cameras, Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 and a Price That Defies the Memory Crisis
Launched September 28 in China, the Magic 9 packs Qualcomm's latest 2nm flagship chip, ARRI cinematic cameras and an 8,600mAh battery — and while rivals raise prices on soaring memory costs, Honor holds the line at 4,499 yuan.
iPhone 18 Pro vs Galaxy S26 Ultra: September 2026's Defining Flagship Face-Off
Apple's 2nm A20 Pro and variable-aperture camera meet Samsung's 200MP sensor, S Pen and Privacy Display. We weigh the two flagships on everything that actually matters — without the launch-event hype.
Rivian Recalls Nearly 101,000 Vehicles Over Rearview Camera Glitch — Including Its New R2 SUV
A software prompt urging drivers to re-engage stability control can briefly hide the reversing camera image — a small glitch that breaks a strict federal safety rule. Rivian says more than 95% of affected vehicles already have the over-the-air fix.