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in RoboticsDyson/ZDNETSummertime is nearly here, and with it, humidity and hair struggles. Dyson’s Nural Supersonic hair dryer More
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in Robotics<!–> ZDNET’s key takeaways The Anker Solix EverFrost 2 is available for $1,100 but currently $200 off. This cooler works as a portable mini-fridge, with dual-zone cooling and the capacity to freeze or refrigerate. The Anker Solix EverFrost 2 is bulky and heavy, and it only comes with one battery so you have to purchase […] More
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in RoboticsSony Bravia 8 II TV Kerry Wan/ZDNETMemorial Day weekend is almost here, marking the unofficial start of summer. With the weather heating up, many tech brands across the internet are rolling out killer deals, and Sony has one of the best Buy One, Get One free deals we’ve seen this year.Also: The best Memorial Day tech deals live now For a limited time, Sony is giving out free TVs with select purchases. If you buy a 65-inch Bravia 8 II QD-OLED More
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in RoboticsSabrina Ortiz/ZDNETAI-generated video has been advancing rapidly, with leading tech developers racing to build and commercialize their own models. We’re now seeing the rise of tools that can generate strikingly photorealistic video from a single prompt in natural language. For the most part, however, AI-generated video has had a glaring shortcoming: it’s silent.No longer. At its annual I/O developer conference on Tuesday, Google announced the release of Veo 3, the latest iteration of its video-generating AI model, which also comes with the ability to generate synchronized audio. Also: Everything announced at Google I/O 2025: Gemini, Search, Android XR, and moreImagine you prompt the system to generate a video set inside a busy subway car, for example. Veo 3 can produce the video, along with AI-generated ambient background noise to add to the sense of realism. You can even prompt it to generate audio of human voices, according to Google. The model also reportedly specializes in simulating real-world physics and lip-syncing, making it a potentially valuable tool for filmmakers and advancing Google’s broader mission of bringing usable AI to creative industries. It’s available now for Gemini Ultra subscribers in the US. It can also be accessed through Flow, Google’s new AI-powered filmmaking tool, which was also unveiled at I/O this week. More
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in RoboticsWhen the first smartphones came out, they revolutionized how we interact with our devices. Hand gestures like tapping and swiping have become second nature, so it’s no surprise that laptop manufacturers would eventually introduce touchscreen technology to their products. Whether you’re scrolling through documents or just browsing the internet, touchscreen laptops bring a level of flexibility and convenience that traditional machines can’t match. Some models, like the HP Chromebook Plus x360, are also 2-in-1 devices, letting you switch between laptop and tablet modes easily.To help you find the right one, we’ve tested and rounded up the best touchscreen laptops of 2025. These devices, like the $1,700 LG Gram 17, stand out for their build quality, performance, and display.What is the best touchscreen laptop right now?We perform extensive hands-on testing and research to determine the best touchscreen laptops in 2025. Models are evaluated on performance, display, price, and overall user experience. Many devices almost got the top spot. The HP Chromebook Plus x360 is a solid, low-cost option. Lenovo’s tenth-generation Yoga 9i Slim has one of the best touchscreens. But our top pick is the HP Envy x360 More
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in RoboticsTCL/ZDNETLooking to upgrade your home theater with a truly cinema-sized TV for catching summer sports and movie streaming premieres? Right now at Best Buy, you can get the 98-inch TCL Q65 More
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in RoboticsElyse Betters Picaro / ZDNETDo me a favor: Grab your iPhone and try opening Control Center one-handed. Bet you can’t, or at least it isn’t easy. It’s a shame, because that’s where Apple tucks all its quick toggles — from Wi-Fi and Airplane Mode to screen brightness and orientation lock. You’d think these iPhone settings would be easy to reach with one hand, but nope. As screen sizes have ballooned to 7 inches, swiping down from that top-right corner often feels like a literal stretch (especially if you’re juggling coffee or keys). Also: 6 things I did immediately after installing iOS 18.5 on my iPhone – and why you should tooFortunately, there are simple workarounds beyond the standard swipe that let you easily and quickly open Control Center. How to launch Control Center (without swiping from top) What you need: Inspired by our sister site, CNET, here are four methods — you just need an iPhone running the latest version of iOS. More
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in RoboticsJada Jones/ZDNETThe Sonos Ace are a pair of premium headphones that Sonos claims will provide a “rich” listening experience and create an immersion so good, it’ll make you feel like you’re in a room with your favorite musicians. In other words, Sonos says they’re really good. But these headphones aren’t cheap. A pair will generally run you $450. However, Walmart has slashed $100 off the Black Ace headphones More
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