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Adidas has announced the RPT-02 SOL, a $230 pair of self-charging Bluetooth cans with Exeger’s Powerfoyle solar cells built right into the recycled plastic headband. → Read More
AMD just announced it’ll unwrap its next-gen Ryzen 7000 processors on August 29th — where it’ll hopefully stop teasing us with vague but promising Zen 4 improvements and announce some actual chips for our devices. → Read More
With Windows 10 22H2 and Chrome Dev, you can now switch your default browser with one click, from inside the browser itself. → Read More
Twitch was all set to hold a giant maskless convention in San Diego this October, but after outcry the platform has decided to require masks and proof of vaccination once again. → Read More
If you simply search for the name of a game in Google search, you might now be presented with a “Play” button that can instantly launch the title in Stadia, Amazon Luna, Microsoft Xbox Cloud Gaming, or Nvidia’s GeForce Now. → Read More
An even more immersive way to thrust yourself into the world of Final Fantasy VII Remake: a virtual reality mod by Luke Ross for the PC version of the game. → Read More
ExtremeTech’s Joel Hruska has shared a state-of-the-state-of-the-art on AI video upscaling software like Cupscale and Topaz Video Enhance AI. → Read More
The $100 DeWalt DCB094 USB Charging Kit lets you add a bi-directional 100W USB-C PD charging port to any DeWalt 20V power tool battery in a literal snap. → Read More
Intel is flatly denying rumors of its next flagship processor’s delay, saying Meteor Lake will actually ship, launch, and be available to consumers in 2023. → Read More
Square Enix may have effectively confirmed the legitimacy of a leaked Tomb Raider game casting script by filing a DMCA takedown request against an episode of Colin Moriarty’s Sacred Symbols podcast. → Read More
AMD’s Q2 2022 financial results break out its gaming business for the first time, including semi-custom chips that it produces for Sony’s PlayStation and Microsoft’s Xbox and its discrete graphics processors. → Read More
Plugable’s third-gen USBC-VAMETER is PD 3.1-ready, meaning it can measure up to 240W of electricity flowing between two USB-C devices. It’s on sale today for $29.95. → Read More
The new Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless ditches the silver metal band and “classic headphone look” for a swiveling-earcup design that looks a LOT more like competitors from Sony, Bose, Apple, and more. → Read More
Intel’s Q2 2022 earnings are grim — if you’re a PC industry executive hoping that people keep buying standard laptops and desktops whose sales have declined 13 percent. → Read More
Net neutrality advocates might want to read this, too. → Read More
If you head over to Amazon right now, you can pre-order the retailer’s hottest new charcoal grill: the Google Pixel Buds Pro. The algorithm thinks charcoal-colored earbuds count as a “charcoal grill” → Read More
Google revealed that it will finally begin testing AR glasses in public once more, potentially opening the floodgates for Apple, Microsoft, and more. → Read More
Eve, the company that makes the Spectrum monitor — and before that, the disastrously crowdfunded Eve V tablet — has rebranded to Dough. → Read More
Infineon’s NAC1080 is a chip designed to let smart locks harvest the energy from your phone over NFC to both power their motors and authenticate with them → Read More
You might have seen a robot dog firing an automatic weapon on YouTube, Twitter, Reddit, or other platforms. It looks to be the toy of Hoversurf founder Alexander Atamanov. → Read More