Dyson/ZDNETIf you’ve been looking to buy a cordless vacuum, now is a great time to do so: The excellent Dyson V15 Detect Plus Cordless Vacuum More
June Wan/ZDNETSmart glasses are among the latest and most interesting tech developments. They suit an audience of tech enthusiasts and photographers and can even help bridge the gap for those with visual impairment. Amazon took its stab at them, introducing the Echo Frames in 2019 and updating them periodically since. Our expert liked them so much, he ditched his Meta Ray-Bans, which are more expensive. Also: The best Prime Day tech deals live now Luckily, Amazon is offering an early Prime exclusive bundle deal — even days ahead of Prime Day, which starts on July 8. For only $130, you can get the third generation of Echo Frames More
<!–> ZDNET’s key takeaways The Nothing Headphone 1 are available for preorder now at $299. These over-ear headphones feature a 40mm dynamic driver made in partnership with KEF, Spatial Audio playback, ANC, and more. You’ll have to really admire the design and customizability of the headphones to make the most of them. –> <!–> jul […] More
Prakhar Khanna/ZDNETNothing’s new flagship phone is its most expensive and risky product yet. At $799, the Nothing Phone 3 More
Maria Diaz/ZDNETApple last month announced the latest updates coming to the iPad’s operating system — iPadOS 26 — during WWDC 2025. The new iPadOS 26 supports Apple’s goal of offering users a more seamless experience across devices, making its user interface more intuitive and consistent. Also: Did Apple finally turn the iPad into a MacBook alternative? My first look at iPadOS 26 says yesAll of Apple’s operating systems across devices have a new version number of 26, which streamlines the different versions for consumers. Instead of each OS having a different version number, Apple is rebranding them all according to the year in which most users will have access to them. iPadOS 26 was announced today and launches to the public in September.These are the best iPadOS 26 features that Apple unveiled during its yearly WWDC event. The company also unveiled iOS 26, WatchOS 26, MacOS 26, VisionOS 26, and TvOS 26.1. Mac-like productivity experienceWith iPadOS 26, Apple is giving the iPad user a more MacOS-like experience. iPadOS 26 brings us better app window controls to make multitasking and app switching on the iPad easier and more intuitive than ever. Apple has put a lot of focus on improving productivity and app management on the iPad, something that isn’t currently very intuitive. Apple introduced an upgraded window management system that lets you resize, move, minimize, and tile windows, much like you can do on a Mac. You can also use Expose view to see all your open windows at a glance, or use a flicking movement to tile your windows. Also: CarPlay’s iOS 26 makeover is almost here: 3 new features coming to your dashboardiPadOS 26’s new menu bar makes menus and commands easier to access. 2. Apple Intelligence (AI) features for iPadOS More
<!–> ZDNET’s key takeaways A fantastic Android 15 tablet that you can now pick up for only $120 It features a large 5,000mAh battery that gives this a decent runtime. Comes with a folio case, keyboard, stylus, and even a mouse. –> It amazes me just how much bang for your buck you can get […] More
<!–> ZDNET’s key takeaways What the Sony Bravia X90L lacks in eye-popping specs, it more than makes up for in real-world picture performance and Sony upscaling technology, which delivers great video for movies, sports, cable, and streaming. Regarding the features you’ll love for daily use, the X90L has an excellent remote that feels premium, is […] More
MacBook Air M4 in Sky Blue Kyle Kucharski/ZDNETThe MacBook Air M4 (13-inch) More
