Smart glasses are finally light enough to forget you are wearing them
The new generation drops the camera bump, adds a usable display and lasts a working day.
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The new generation drops the camera bump, adds a usable display and lasts a working day.
Over-the-air diagnostics, a motor that reports wear and a subscription nobody asked for.
Minimal screen, week-long battery and health sensors that stay out of the way. It is the anti-smartwatch, and it works.
Over-the-counter hearing assistance arrives in a mainstream product, with a self-administered test and surprisingly good results.
Thinner, cheaper and with software that uses the big screen, the fourth generation is the first one worth recommending.
Forget humanoids. The best-selling home robot of the year folds laundry, slowly, and people love it.
Portable machines running desktop operating systems now outsell dedicated handhelds in several markets.
Hardware gains are incremental. Computational tricks and better lenses on cheap phones are where the action is.
The European rule took effect, the cables got simpler and the confusion over what each port can do remains.
A desktop-class chip, a proper keyboard and an operating system that still gets in the way.
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