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viaim OpenNote Review
The viaim OpenNote earbuds offer a premium open-ear audio experience, prioritizing comfort and situational awareness over noise cancellation, making them unsuitable for immersive gaming. While the AI features for note-taking and transcription are innovative, they are overshadowed by more established AI assistants like Google's Gemini. The earbuds excel as comfortable, sweat-resistant audio devices for everyday use and voice calls, with a decent battery life, though the AI integration feels like a secondary, less compelling feature.
Pixel 11 camera upgrades include Instant Night Sight and bigger sensors
The Google Pixel 11 features camera upgrades including improved hardware with larger sensors and AI enhancements like Instant Night Sight. These advancements aim to provide a better photography experience.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Review — Privacy Evolved | Console Creatures
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is a high-end smartphone featuring significant improvements in cameras, performance with its new Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip, and a notable conditional privacy display. While the S-Pen design is a minor drawback, the overall package offers enhanced privacy and functionality, making it a strong contender for power users.
Samsung Galaxy A37 and A57 hands-on: The cheaper phone might be a winner
Samsung has launched its Galaxy A37 and A57 smartphones, offering upgrades over the previous generation at competitive prices. The A37, starting at $450, features an Exynos 1480 chip and a 6.7-inch AMOLED display, while the A57, starting at $550, offers a slightly more powerful chip and improved ultra-wide camera. Both phones include AI features and fast wired charging, with official sales beginning April 9.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra review: The stealth upgrade
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra offers subtle upgrades over its predecessor, including a new Privacy Display feature and improved AI capabilities powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip. While the design remains similar, enhancements in camera aperture, processing speed, and charging capabilities make it a refined, albeit stealthy, update.
Nothing's Phone 4a Pro picks up flagship features and an even brighter display for $499
Nothing has launched the Phone 4a Pro and Phone 4a, successors to its midrange devices. The Phone 4a Pro features a new metal unibody design, an enhanced Glyph Matrix interface, and a 6.83-inch AMOLED display with 5000 nits peak brightness. Both phones will run Nothing OS 4.1 based on Android 16 and offer AI-powered features, with the Phone 4a Pro starting at $499 in the US.