Author: News Room

Nothing’s cheaper Headphone (a) could be launching soon, and here’s what you can expect

Nothing debuted its first headphones last year, offering users impressive audio performance in a striking design. Priced at $299, the Nothing Headphone 1 delivered a premium build, balanced sound, strong ANC, and long battery life with fast charging, making it one of the best options in the sub-$300 segment. Now, Nothing appears to be gearing up to bring a more affordable model to the market, with a new leak hinting at its potential launch date and key details. We first caught wind of Nothing’s upcoming affordable headphones in December last year, when a leaker claimed that the company was preparing…

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The Third Season Of The Last Of Us Could Be Its Last, According To HBO CEO

The third season of HBO’s The Last of Us could be its last, despite showrunner Craig Mazin alluding to needing at least four seasons to wrap up the story last year. That’s according to HBO CEO and chairman Casey Bloys, who was asked by Deadline about speculation that The Last of Us’s third season will be its last. “It certainly seems that way, but on decisions like that, we will defer to the showrunners,” Bloys told the publication. “So you can ask them.”  Perhaps Bloys knows something everyone else doesn’t, because last year, following the conclusion of season two of The Last…

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Sony’s wild PlayStation controller patent gives you buttons anywhere you want

Sony has a new patent that imagines a PlayStation controller built around on-screen buttons you can rearrange. The concept swaps most fixed top-face inputs for a large touchscreen surface. Instead of living with one D-pad and one face-button cluster, you’d place touch zones where your thumbs actually land. You could also resize them, or turn some off when a game doesn’t need every input. The description ties that flexibility to comfort and accessibility, including an option to invert the arrangement and move a D-pad to the right side. There’s no product name, release window, price, or platform detail attached to…

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Honda just tested an AI system that lets your car automatically report potholes and damaged signs

If you’ve driven the same route long enough, you probably know exactly where a sign has faded away or where a pothole keeps getting “fixed” but never really goes away. Road problems like these are easy to spot from behind the wheel, but getting them onto a maintenance schedule often takes far longer. To address this, Honda has joined hands with DriveOhio on a new AI-powered road safety initiative that aims to spot and report issues proactively, using data gathered directly from vehicles as they move through everyday traffic. In its official announcement, Honda says it has completed what it’s…

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Your wait for a refreshed Apple Studio Display may be nearly over

Apple’s Studio Display is long overdue for a refresh. Launched in 2022, the current model features a 27-inch 5K IPS panel with a 60Hz refresh rate and packs the A13 Bionic chip. Recent leaks suggest that Apple is finally preparing a meaningful upgrade that could bring a new chip, a 120Hz panel, and HDR support. A new report now claims the revamped Studio Display could launch in the coming months. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple’s new Studio Display “has been in the works for some time,” and is “slated for a launch in the first half of 2026.” While…

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If Apple drops 128GB again, your iPhone 18 Pro gets pricy fast

Apple may be setting up a familiar kind of price hike, one that doesn’t look like a price hike. By changing the entry storage option, it can raise what you pay to get the model you want. Last fall, Apple discontinued the iPhone 17 Pro model with 128GB of storage. Buyers who wanted that Pro had to start at 256GB instead, which meant paying $100 more up front. That matters for iPhone storage pricing because it changes the baseline, not just the premium choices. You’re no longer deciding whether extra space is worth it, you’re being moved into it. An…

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You might finally see CarPlay Ultra beyond a 0,000 Aston Martin

CarPlay Ultra has had a rough start. So far, it’s been tough to find outside of an Aston Martin priced north of $200,000, which is an odd place for a company with Apple’s scale to leave a new platform. That may change before year’s end, according to a report from Bloomberg. CarPlay Ultra is said to be headed to at least one big new Hyundai or Kia model in the second half of this year, a move that would put the system in front of far more drivers than its current niche run. Why the rollout has crawled CarPlay Ultra…

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SpaceX video shows off next-gen Starship booster ahead of 12th flight

SpaceX is aiming to fly its next-gen Super Heavy booster next month, according to a recent post on X by the company’s CEO, Elon Musk. As part of the Starship rocket that also includes the upper-stage Ship spacecraft, the Super Heavy is the most powerful booster ever built and has so far flown 11 times, with varying degrees of success. SpaceX has just rolled out the new rocket, called Booster 19, for preflight testing, and on Sunday it shared some video clips captured by a drone. You can watch the footage by selecting the top left image in the post…

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Foldable iPhone leak finally reveals a battery that doesn’t fold under pressure

For years, the concept of a foldable iPhone has felt a bit like Bigfoot – everyone claims to have seen signs of it, but actual proof has been scarce. We have watched Samsung and Google iterate on their foldables generation after generation, while Apple has sat on the sidelines, presumably waiting until they could get the formula exactly right. Well, if the latest whispers from the supply chain are to be believed, that wait might finally be nearing its end, and Apple isn’t just planning to join the party; they are planning to crash it with the biggest battery we…

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You could get a much smarter Siri on your phone this year

Let’s be honest: for a long time, Siri has been the “dumbest” smart assistant in the room. We all have that shared experience of asking Siri a simple question, only to be met with “Here’s what I found on the web,” or worse, total misunderstanding. It has been years of incremental, barely-noticeable updates while competitors raced ahead. But if recent reports are accurate, Apple is finally ready to stop the bleeding and give Siri the brain transplant it desperately needs – and they are doing it with help from an unlikely source. The “Frenemy” Collaboration In a move that likely…

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