Hardware

Huawei has launched pre-orders for the Watch D3. Featuring an inflatable cuff for blood pressure monitoring and CE-MDR certification, the smartwatch arrives in a slimmer design than its predecessor.

AMD is expanding its portfolio with two six-core processors for budget-conscious gamers. The Ryzen 5 5500F targets AM4 owners, while the Ryzen 5 7500 relies on the current AM5 socket.

Google is rolling out the September 2026 Pixel Drop alongside Android 17 QPR1. Highlights include enhanced protection against scam messages, relief for motion sickness, and new features for the Pixel Watch.

Following user complaints about blocked third-party apps, Amazon is backtracking: A buggy update prevented the installation of external Android applications on Fire TV devices. A patch is set to resolve the issue shortly.

With the new Readiness app, Apple brings native recovery tracking to the Apple Watch. However, the feature relies on new sensor hardware and will not be available on older models.

SanDisk is rolling out two SSD families built specifically for network-attached storage, the NAS 600 and the NAS 800. Both

The Raspberry Pi project has given its operating system a refreshed user interface. However, the new features, including an app dock and overlay launcher, remain completely optional.

Google is launching a new device category: Pre-orders for the first Googlebooks open on September 21. The laptops merge Android with ChromeOS and rely on AI controls powered by Gemini.

UGREEN is rolling out two new desktop NAS units in its NASync DXP Ultra line, aimed at homelabs and small